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St. Michael's Students Help Animals in Distress

St. Michael the Archangel Student Council members recently collected hundreds of pounds of pet food and supplies for donation to Animals in Distress.

 
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Pictured in the lobby of Animals in Distress with donated items from St. Michael the Archangel School are seventh grade students (from left to right) Michael Gobreski of Center Valley, Andrew Spease of Lower Saucon Township and Christina Cochrane of Coopersburg. St. Michael the Archangel School
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Pictured in the lobby of Animals in Distress with donated items from St. Michael the Archangel School are seventh grade students (from left to right) Michael Gobreski of Center Valley, Andrew Spease of Lower Saucon Township and Christina Cochrane of Coopersburg.

In December, St. Michael the Archangel Student Council members organized a collection of animal care items that were donated by school families. Students were asked to donate pet food and supplies, which were later presented to Animals in Distress.

Located near Coopersburg, at 5075 Limeport Pike, Animals in Distress is an organization that helps find homes for pets in need. A no-kill shelter, Animals in Distress provides medical attention, food and a temporary home for dozens of animals in its care.

In conjunction with the service project, St. Mike's students and their families donated hundreds of pounds of pet care essentials to the shelter, and the items were delivered on Dec. 22 by members of Student Council.

--Information courtesy of St. Michael the Archangel School

Related Topics: Coopersburg, Donations, St. Michael, animals in distress, lower milford, and upper saucon

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