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    VVHS Needs a Washing Machine – Can You Help?

    May 29, 2017No Comments
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    logo_vvhsCottonwood AZ (May 29, 2017) – One of the Verde Valley Humane Society’s washing machines has finally retired.  The shelter is desperately needing one, as they have to do several loads a day to clean the blankets, bedding, towels, toys and more for their furbabies. 

    If you have a washing machine in good working order that you can donate, it would help them out tremendously. Please contact Angie Hare, Shelter Manager, at 928.634.7387 or at sheltermanager@v-vhs.org. 

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    The shelter appreciates that we have a community where everyone comes together when something is needed and really supports them. 

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