Laurens Electric Cooperative’s September recipient of the employee Pay it Forward funds is Meter Service Supervisor Rodney Brewer.
Rodney chose to donate $500 in supplies to the Laurens County Humane Society’s new Adoption Center.
“I have a passion for pets and I liked the idea of the no-kill adoption center,” said Rodney.
The Adoption Center is a dream realized just this year, and is run by a small staff of dedicated volunteers. The pets in residence are given a safe place, veterinary care, and a welcoming environment in which to meet potential adopters.
“We went out on a limb, but we’ve been humbled by the generosity and support of the community,” said the Humane Society’s Assistant Director Brooke Spatta, who is also a professor at Presbyterian College. “Everyone loves animals and the people have wanted something like this for a long time.”
As Rodney points out, “we were put here on earth to be keepers of the animals.”
The Humane Society is always in need of volunteers, donations and supplies. You can follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Laurens-County-Humane-Society-292276909939/timeline/ , contact them via email (laurenshumane@gmail.com), or by phone message at 864-984-6484, and visit them to see adoptable dogs and cats at the Adoption Center at 793 Poplar Street (off Charlotte’s Road) in Clinton.
