Roselle Park library asking for donations to help needy pets

A library in Union County is hoping to help four-legged friends this holiday season. The Roselle Park Library's tree is topped with a santa cat and they are asking for food, toys and pet supplies to put

News 12 Staff

Dec 7, 2011, 3:16 PM

Updated 4,524 days ago

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Roselle Park library asking for donations to help needy pets
A library in Union County is hoping to help four-legged friends this holiday season. The Roselle Park Library's tree is topped with a santa cat and they are asking for food, toys and pet supplies to put under the tree.
The donations will be given to local animal rescue groups, the Summit Animal Rescue Association (SARA) and the Friends of Linden Animal Shelter. Volunteers at the shelter say even animals need some Christmas cheer, and if they can't get a home for the holidays, they'll take some new toys.
For more information visit the following websites:Summit Animal Rescue AssociationFriends of Linden Animal ShelterRoselle Park Library


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