The Audrain County Humane Society (AHS) celebrated its 50th year o f local people helping local animals on Monday, June 5 with some special guests.
The special guests included life-time AHS …
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The Audrain County Humane Society (AHS) celebrated its 50th year of local people helping local animals on Monday, June 5 with some special guests.
The special guests included life-time AHS members Winne Runge and Nancy Baker and 2022 Humane Society members Clint and Brenda Gilbert along with Barry Knipfel, the AHS’s founding father, who was presented with the Lifetime Appreciation Award for his 50 years of continued support and contributions to AHS.
Board members who were present included:Connie Secrease, Kate Keith, Jennifer Dick, Carol Senor, Cathy Foreman, Tammy Gibbons, Ron Niekamp, Marilyn Niekamp, Julie Key, Chad Colley, Andy Baker and Knipfel.
