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GBEMS students collect goods for animal shelter

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Green Bank Elementary-Middle School students collected food, treats and toys for the dogs and cats at the Pocahontas County Animal Shelter. From left, Troy Lusk, Haley Bennett, AmeriCorps Kristen Shinaberry, Hallie Kane and Justin Jackson stand with some of the donations given. S. Stewart photo
Green Bank Elementary-Middle School students collected food, treats and toys for the dogs and cats at the Pocahontas County Animal Shelter. From left, Troy Lusk, Haley Bennett, AmeriCorps Kristen Shinaberry, Hallie Kane and Justin Jackson stand with some of the donations given. S. Stewart photo

Joining together for the good of the animals, students at Green Bank Elementary-Middle School collected items to donate to the Pocahontas County Animal Shelter.

AmeriCorps Kristen Shinaberry worked with the students.

Shinaberry and four students – Justin Jackson, Haley Bennett, Hallie Kane and Troy Lusk – brought a car load of donations to the shelter, last week.

“The whole school participated and we collected all kinds of treats, dog food, anything that can make the animals feel a little more at home,” Shinaberry said. “We have so much, I couldn’t fit it all in my car.”

The students presented the donations to Shelter Manager Robin Robertson.

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