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Of cats, rummage sales, and new sidewalks By Liz Dadson |
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It's been a busy week. Pet Valu in downtown Kincardine has donated $2,606 to Donna Coughlan of Allies for Alley Catz, a local cat rescue.
Carole Robinson (R) of Pet Valu, presents a cheque for $2,606 to Donna Coughlan of Allies for Alley Catz The money comes from April's Pet Appreciation Month in which the Kincardine store was number one in fund-raising. June 16, is "Manager in a Crate" Day. Coughlan says the money received from Pet Valu will go toward paying half the cost to neuter two male cats and spay a female cat for local families that can't afford to keep the pets otherwise. With 16 cats at her home, Coughlan can take no more animals, but continues to help find homes for stray cats . Meanwhile, Malcolm Place Retirement Residence in Kincardine held a fund-raiser rummage sale Saturday morning, with a great turn-out despite the rain. Held in the basement, the sale featured household goods, clothes, books and a variety of other items. The money raised goes to the Kincardine Relay for Life.
Evelyn Winkler (L) of Kincardine holds up a "rare find" and shows it to Malcolm Place resident Eileen Baier at the Malcolm Place rummage sale Saturday morning
Elizabeth Chesbro of Kincardine looks through some entertainment items at the rummage sale
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 The Municipality of Kincardine is constructing a new sidewalk at the Kincardine Harbour, running from just west of the Huron Terrace Bridge to Reunion Station  Marion Avery of Kincardine checks through some clothes at the Malcolm Place rummage sale Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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