Combined Energy Services donates $3K in fuel oil to the humane society
Dingman. The Pike County Humane Society provides shelter, food, care and medical treatment for lost, abandoned, abused, and unwanted animals, and prevents animal cruelty through education.
| 09 Dec 2020 | 03:08
The symbolic check for $3,000 was presented to Barry Heim, executive director of the Pike County Humane Society, by the CES Dingmans crew – Dan, Jim, Marla, Tracy, Ed, and Chris. The camera-shy German shepherd is available for adoption! (Photo provided)
This year has been a tough year on countless non-profits. Many fundraising events had to be canceled or re-worked, leaving a large number of organizations in financial hardship.
Combined Energy Services tried to do its part by supporting the organizations that care for animals. Over the years, the business has donated heating oil and retired service vehicles to the Pike County Humane Society. This year CES donated $3,000 in fuel oil to the humane society.
The humane society provides shelter, food, care and medical treatment for lost, abandoned, abused and unwanted animals. They also prevent cruelty to animals by educating people in the humane treatment of all animals and teaching about the responsibility of pet ownership.
There are many ways you can give to the Pike County Humane Society, such as donating a special skill. They have tons of ongoing projects and programs that can use volunteers. When you go shopping pick up supplies from their wish list or when using Amazon Smile, select the Pike County Humane Society as your chosen charity.
For more information visit the humane society’s web site at pikecountyhumanesociety.org.