The Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service (SCRAPS) handles animals besides dogs and cats. Along with pigs, sheep, rabbits, goats and horses, our Animal Protection Officers have rescued emus, alligators, African tortoises and, right now, we have a “monkey.”
For our annual auction, we received a signed GU Men’s Basketball and somewhere along the line this “monkey” became attached to it.
We are looking for guests to attend our big event on Friday, April 21st to help find a home for the “monkey” and raise money for the medical treatment needed by thousands of homeless, abused and abandoned animals. The event features a silent and live auction, pet pageant, and raffles along with wine, beer and hard cider tastings.
It’s the purr-fect way to support our furry friends! To purchase tickets or for more information, visit our website at www.SCRAPSHopeFoundation.org
About the SCRAPS Hope Foundation
The SCRAPS Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2009 to assist the Spokane County Regional Animal Protect Service (SCRAPS) in building a more humane community, protecting public safety and ensuring animal welfare through compassionate, responsive, professional enforcement of laws and public policy
Last year, we helped 10, 052 animals that had nowhere else to go. Medical services, rehabilitation and rehoming along with our Transport Program, low income food bank, free dog houses, free dog training classes, behavioral information and humane education to kids is all provided through donations.
SOURCE – SCRAPS press release, April 2017
