Sally Rost has been a dedicated volunteer at Danbury Animal Welfare Society for the past 10 years. Originally, she came into our shelter to adopt and while there, learned about our volunteer program.
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Cindy Girgenti, who has been a volunteer for eight years, plays a very active role at the Danbury Animal Welfare Society as both an Adoption Counselor and Cat Socializer.
There’s no doubt that 2020 was a difficult year for all of us. When the pandemic hit in March, we had to temporarily suspend transporting, intakes, and reevaluate how we’d move forward. However, during these unprecedented times, we got through!
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Karen Pasieka is currently the Puppy Program Foster Coordinator and Intake/Transport Coordinator for DAWS, where she has been a volunteer for over 13 years.
Volunteer Spotlight: Sally Rost
/in Daws Blog /by Administrator K.Sally Rost has been a dedicated volunteer at Danbury Animal Welfare Society for the past 10 years. Originally, she came into our shelter to adopt and while there, learned about our volunteer program.
PAWS TO LEARN Episode 1 – Ask the Vet: Pet Dental Health
/in Daws Blog, Paws to Learn /by Administrator K.PAWS TO LEARN Episode 1 – Ask the Vet: Pet Dental Health
Volunteer Spotlight: Cindy Girgenti
/in Daws Blog /by Administrator K.Cindy Girgenti, who has been a volunteer for eight years, plays a very active role at the Danbury Animal Welfare Society as both an Adoption Counselor and Cat Socializer.
January 2021 Newsletter – A LOOK BACK AT 2020…
/in Daws Blog /by Administrator K.There’s no doubt that 2020 was a difficult year for all of us. When the pandemic hit in March, we had to temporarily suspend transporting, intakes, and reevaluate how we’d move forward. However, during these unprecedented times, we got through!
Volunteer Spotlight: Karen Pasieka
/in Daws Blog /by Administrator K.Karen Pasieka is currently the Puppy Program Foster Coordinator and Intake/Transport Coordinator for DAWS, where she has been a volunteer for over 13 years.