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Donate Items for Norfolk Animal Control Center

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Published on Sunday, 09 April 2017 20:47
Written by Botelle School Staff

Girl Scout Troop 40150 is collecting donations for the Norfolk Animal Control Shelter.  They are collecting used blankets/towels, used dog or cat crates, dog/cat food and treats. 

Drop off your donations at the Berkshire Store, National Iron Bank, Town Hall or Botelle School.  Any questions, please call Sarah at 860-542-5849.

Thank you.

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