Spring Fling at the Northern Ocean County Animal Shelter
Custom Spring Photo of your Pet
This is Bella, she was adopted from the shelter and came for her custom picture at last years Spring Fling. Wouldn't you like a picture like this of your pet?
The Volunteer for Auxiliary for Animal Shelters, Inc.
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The Volunteer Auxiliary For Animal Shelters, Inc invites you to .....
SPRING FLING
Saturday, April 21 1-4 p.m.
Northern Ocean County Animal Shelter
615 Freemont Ave., Jackson
It's going to be a PERFECT day for our SPRING FLING!
Activities include:
- Bake Sale
- Hot Dogs
- Custom Photos of your pets
- Silent Auction
Come out and support our volunteers and check out all the wonderful pets up for adoption ♥
Walk through our mobile adoption unit, purchase items from our bake sale and stick around for our Silent Auction.
Lots of wonderful shelter pets will be up for adoption that are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up-to-date on vaccines. Adopt and receive a FREE gift!
Donations of pet food will also be accepted to help those in need through our pet food pantry.
Phyllis Delesandro
12:16 pm on Thursday, April 26, 2012
The Spring Fling was a Fun day! We had several pets find there Fur-ever homes and had many donations to help out our food bank, and pets in need of medical attention. The Custom pictures were beautiful! Thanks to all who stopped by and all who donated. See you at our next event, The June Jamboree!
BettyBoop
5:48 pm on Saturday, April 28, 2012
I'm a little confused, last year, we brought in a case of canned cat food to donate and we were told that you don't accept food donations, and now I'm reading that you do ?, We were at the Spring Fling actually and noticed a few people bringing food to donate so what IS the policy on donating pet food ? Also, about the basket auction, next time it would probably be better if you guys did a raffle ..something like $5 a ticket to try and win one of them. This way more people could participate AND you'd make more $$ for the shelter. Because most of the starting bids were $25 which is pretty steep considering the demographics of that part of Ocean County.