Tom Eblen: Metal detectorist seeks legitimacy more than treasure

Woodford notes: Humane Society sets fund-raising goal

Published: December 26, 2012

Former Gov. Martha Layne Collins and State Rep. Carl Rollins spoke to the Woodford County Library's home school group Dec. 5 about their roles in Kentucky government. Front row, from left: Clay Ehr, A.J. Russell, Luke Luchtenburg, Jacob Brown, Elizabeth Vanzant and Andrew Garcia. Second row, from left: Anna Grace Ehr, Dulcea Russell, Abby Luchtenburg, Cole Vanzant, Clay Lewis and Connor Schell. Back row, from left: State Rep. Carl Rollins, Former Gov. Martha Layne Collins, Matthew Vanzant, Bookie Wilson, library assistant youth services librarian and John Crawford, library assistant director.

The Woodford Humane Society is accepting donations to reach its annual SAVE goal to provide food, shelter, and veterinary care for homeless pets at the facility.

Three generous donors have set a challenge goal of $55,000 to be matched by the public — creating $110,000 to help homeless animals. The SAVE Matching Gift and Endowment fund helps the Woodford Humane Society promote its mission of SAVE: Spay/neuter, Adopt, Volunteer and Educate.

Contributions can be made to the SAVE Fund by donating to the Woodford Humane Society on or before Dec. 31. To qualify for the SAVE Matching Fund, gifts must be $100 or more and earmarked for SAVE.

To make a secure online donation, visit woodfordhumane.org and click on the Donate tab. Donations can also be mailed to WHS, P.O. Box 44, Versailles, Ky. 40383 or can be brought directly to the Adoption Center at 265 Thomas Lane in Versailles. Call (859) 873-5491 or visit woodfordhumane.org for more information.

Order Reprint Back to Top

< Previous Story