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Local charity provides much-needed supplies to animal shelter

Tribune Staff

| June 5, 2024

Printed in the June 5, 2024 edition · Page 2 · Community

The Cherry Bombs, a charitable organization serving Holbrook, Joseph City and Winslow, recently donated over 200 pounds of puppy and kitten food to Holbrook Animal Control to help provide for the overflow of animals at the shelter. Pictured are (left to right) Animal Control Officer Brandon Smigiel and Cherry Bombs Veronica James and Tanisha Gamez. — The Cherry Bombs, a charitable organization serving Holbrook, Joseph City and Winslow, recently donated over 200 pounds of puppy and kitten food to Holbrook Animal Control to help provide for the overflow of animals at the shelter. Pictured are (left to right) Animal Control Officer Brandon Smigiel and Cherry Bombs Veronica James and Tanisha Gamez. Photo courtesy of the Cherry Bombs