On Saturday, August 13 and Sunday, August 14 Steamboat Landing Miniature Golf in Naples will host their Second Annual Community Collection Weekend to benefit Harvest Hills Animal Shelter. The goal for the weekend is to fill two trucks with items needed by Harvest Hills.
Please stop by with something from the following list: litter, good dry dog food (no Ol’Roy please), wet dog food, dry cat and kitten food, towels, money (as always), returnable bottles or cans, postage stamps, manila file folders, dog bones, good collars and leashes, Wal-mart gift cards.
Volunteers from HHAS will be at Steamboat Landing on Saturday to answer questions and greet everyone bringing donations.
“Even the smallest of donations is appreciated, a blanket or a book of stamps. Every little bit helps us to keep Harvest Hills running and to provide our community with this valuable service,” said Joan McBurnie, HHAS Director.
Harvest Hills Animal Shelter, located 7 miles east of Fryeburg on Route 302, is a non-profit organization which contracts with 18 towns in western Maine to accept neglected, stray and abandoned cats and dogs.
Steamboat Landing Miniature Golf, Family Fun Arcade and Ice Cream Parlor is located on Route 114 in Naples, a half-mile off Route 302. Hours are 10-10 daily. Look for the putting black bear sign! FMI, call 693-6782.
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