Washington, PA – CentiMark’s 3-year building naming right donation will go directly to the care of the abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in Washington County. CentiMark’s long-standing contributions to the WAHS through various initiatives demonstrate their commitment to the welfare of our county’s most vulnerable pets.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, CentiMark sponsored an emergency Pet Food Bank, aiding numerous pets in need. This initiative helped alleviate some of the challenges faced by pet owners during that difficult time. Additionally, CentiMark’s involvement in the construction of the new shelter is commendable. Tim and Teri Dunlap, named a dog holding room in the kennel, highlighting their significant contribution to the project.
CentiMark also took part in the support efforts by hosting a holiday giving tree and organizing multiple donation drives for the benefit of the animals. These initiatives further demonstrate the company’s commitment to giving back to the community and supporting the lifesaving mission of the WAHS.
The WAHS expresses gratitude for the ongoing support from CentiMark, considering it a blessing to have such a wonderful company and family supporting their mission. CentiMark’s contributions undoubtedly make a positive impact on the lives of the animals in Washington County, providing them with the care they desperately need and deserve.
Contact: Washington Area Humane Society
Kelly Proudfit, Executive Director
724.470.9713 | kelly@washingtonpashelter.org
