Olivia, age 9 from Williamstown hosted a Christmas party with her friends and asked they bring a item to donate to the shelter. Olivia arrived with a big basket of pet food and toys and filled many animals hearts with joy!

Mrs. Robbie’s 4th grade class at Becket-Washington School in Becket, MA conducted a school wide collection for the Berkshire Humane Society and raised $153 for the animals at BHS. Most of the money was in the form of pennies… one student gave the entire contents of her Piggy Bank to help our homeless animals. The “Furry Ambassador” with the students is named Noah.

Mr. Boillat’s 3rd Grade class at Cheshire Elementary School in the Berkshires, collected a van full (no kidding) of pet-food, toys, treats, sand and other shelter supplies.

The students conducted a school wide donation drive for the Berkshire Humane Society before the Holidays. They did an awesome job of showing how kids can accomplish a great deal, when they we empowered to help others, especially homeless animals.

Jamison and Cooper, ages 11 and 8 of Pittsfield, each donated $25 of their Christmas Money as a Holiday gift for the animals at BHS. Their Dad and Stepmom generously matched the donation to the shelter. The boys are graduates of Camp Humane, so they know firsthand how much the donation will help the homeless animals at BHS.

Shannon had her 8th birthday Party here in the BHS classroom and asked her guests to bring presents for the pets, not for her. Shannon is an amazing young lady with a generous heart.

Hannah and Amy (graduates of Camp Humane) wanted to help the BHS animals at Christmas time, so they earned money and purchased much needed supplies and toys for our homeless animals at the shelter.

Sullivan Elementary School students raised over $800 dollars by holding a read-a-thon. They got the school to sign on to the event and had 71 participants; a kindergartener came in 2nd place. They used the money they raised to purchased items from our wish list.

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This is Nick…He was given $5 by his teacher,to do something “good with it” and he decided to donate it to the animals at BHS. He mentioned what he was doing to his barber and he donated $5 too!