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Local News: Good Shepherd Humane Society planning community cat program, disaster response (1/12/21)

Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Good Shepherd Humane Society dropped off several hundred pounds of cat and dog food at Loaves & Fishes Food Bank at the end of December to help local families take care of their pets. Submitted photo After adopting out 437 animals in 2020, Good Shepherd Humane Society has plans to create new programs to help local animals in 2021. Cole Wakefield, director of animal operations, said he’s working to create a community cat program. The program would be focused in Eureka Springs, Wakefield said, but would expand throughout Carroll County “with the goal of building a cat support community.” Wakefield said a group of volunteers will help save cats through the trap-and-release program, where feral cats are caught, spayed or neutered and released back into their environment.

Local News: Good Shepherd Humane Society planning new cat program, disaster response (1/6/21)

Wednesday, January 6, 2021 Good Shepherd Humane Society dropped off several hundred pounds of cat and dog food at Loaves & Fishes Food Bank at the end of December to help local families take care of their pets. Submitted photo After adopting out 437 animals in 2020, Good Shepherd Humane Society has plans to create new programs to help local animals in 2021. Cole Wakefield, director of animal operations, said he’s working to create a community cat program. The program would be focused in Eureka Springs, Wakefield said, but would expand throughout Carroll County “with the goal of building a cat support community.” Wakefield said a group of volunteers will help save cats through the trap-and-release program, where feral cats are caught, spayed or neutered and released back into their environment.

Local News: Food banks continue to serve during pandemic (12/31/20)

Thursday, December 31, 2020 Since the COVID-19 pandemic started early this year, local foods banks have served Carroll County residents in need. That’s one thing that will stay the same going into 2021, several food bank representatives reported. Flint Street Fellowship Karen Timm, executive director of Flint Street Fellowship Food Bank in Eureka Springs, said the food bank is still open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. No one can come into the building to get their food, Timm said, so volunteers hand out food at the front door. “A lot of places have a drive-thru, but we just don’t have that ability so folks are coming to the front door,” Timm said. “We’re making sure everyone’s wearing masks and we’re doing the distancing. It’s been getting busier the last month or so.”

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