Middletown animal shelter receives $500,000 in funding boost for expansion
The organization sees this grant as a major stride in the construction of its new Community Resource and Adoption Center.
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Apr 15, 2024, 11:14 AM
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Updated 14 days ago
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3ds ago"Pets Alive" in Middletown is set to expand its services with a significant funding boost of $500,000 through the "New York State Companion Animal Capital Fund."
The organization sees this grant as a major stride in the construction of its new Community Resource and Adoption Center.
The facility aims to provide shelter for homeless pets while also functioning as a central hub for education and outreach initiatives.
