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Thanks For Your Donations!

Mar 21, 2014

The PHS is sending out a BIG warm thank you to everyone at South Monaghan Public School for hosting a “Furry Friends Fundraiser” on behalf of the Peterborough Humane Society! Through candy gram sales, a donation drive and collecting Canadia…n Tire money, the staff and students were able to raise $109.35 for our shelter! Brianne and Musko stopped by their school this afternoon to take part in the cheque presentation, with the help from Mike and Keegan, and to personally thank everyone for getting involved and donating to our animals. Thanks for your support!!!

 

 

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