On Saturday, February 10, 2024, Rescue Village is hosting a Valentine Slumber Party to benefit the animals. For 12 hours, participants will spend the night in a kennel or room with a shelter dog or cat at Rescue Village with the goal of raising $1,000 each to benefit the animals.
27 kids and adults will enjoy dinner donated by Zeppe’s of Newbury and an evening of fun activities with their assigned party animal. Attendees will be decorating their space and making toys, treats and blankets for the animals as they learn more about what goes on at Rescue Village through a guided tour and a Q&A with staff.
Executive Director, Kenneth Clarke, shared the importance of this unique and interactive event. “We are trying to raise money to support the animals, but also to raise awareness. Inviting people to spend a night at the shelter is an important educational tool that really helps teach people what shelter life is like for the animals.”
Watch the FB live stream the night of the event and support Rescue Village by donating to the event at www.rescuevillage.org/event/slumber-party/.
Rescue Village hopes to raise $20,000 through the Slumber Party fundraising efforts, which will go towards saving more lives and helping abused, neglected and homeless animals in need.
Rescue Village relies solely upon philanthropic donations to serve its mission.
About Rescue Village
Rescue Village has been saving animals from homelessness, harm and performing lifesaving work throughout Geauga County and Northeast Ohio for 50 years. Our mission is to bring together organizations, businesses, and individuals across Northeast Ohio to work toward our shared vision of a more humane society. The current 19,000 square foot center includes a full-service veterinary clinic, a state-of-the-art shelter, an outdoor barn and trails to exercise the animals in our care. Rescue Village also produces Northeast Ohio’s largest outdoor dog festival, Woofstock.