(Press Release) — On March 6, 2020, Kate King Manglona, a nine-year-old at Isla Montessori, raised $443 to help Saipan Cares for Animals, a non-profit rescue clinic that provides low-cost
(Press Release) â Kate King Manglona, a nine-year-old at Isla Montessori, is donating the sales of prints of her watercolor to raise money for Saipan Cares for Animals, a non-profit rescue clinic that provides low-cost services in Saipan, Tinian Rota.
A watercolor of a green sea turtle named Frank is being sold at Marianas Creations to raise money for Saipan Cares for Animals, a non-profit animal rescue clinic. One framed print is for sale for $55.
Contributed photo I wanted to help Saipan Cares, because they help kids like me take care of our pets, and they give medicine and care to the abandoned, sick animals until a family can adopt them, said Manglona. The veterinarians, pet food and medicine all cost money. I want to help.
AS many of our supporters know, Saipan Cares for Animals or SCA was part of a recent Zoning Board public hearing to approve the conditional use application for our property. It was an oversight on our part that the zoning application was not fully completed and approved when we moved our clinic to As Gonno five years ago. At the meeting, we found out that our property is located in a rural commercial zoning district, rather than a residential commercial district as we had thought. Businesses in rural commercial areas are required to operate on a lot which is at least 4000 square meters, and even with the most generous allowance under the law our lot is still significantly too small.