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What Are You Grateful For?

Britton Griffith asks locals to share their thoughts.

As the leaves change colors and the temperatures drop, we feel that cozy feel of the ‘ber months. Entering the holiday season and remembering the year we’ve had it is a wonderful time to reflect on what we are grateful for.

“The Reno region is so active in fundraising, outdoor recreation, and our love of animals! Washoe County treats their pets like family like I do, and I am thankful to have like-minded humans from all walks of life with fur families. Animals are such an amazing part of our community for senior[s], veterans, and children. When someone cannot afford needed veterinary care for a pet, it is stressful and heartbreaking for them and their family and can place them in financial distress. I am grateful our community treats animals with such care and respect that they provide community charitable donations to keep pets with their families, it is rare to have such a giving community that cares about one another, fur or not!”

-       Bonney Brown, president of Options Veterinary Care Non-Profit, Reno, Nevada.

 

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“I’m grateful for the challenging times in life because they make me stronger and help me appreciate the good times even more. I’m also thankful for the kindness of people I’ve never met before, as well as the health and well-being of my family and myself.”

-       Michael Heath, VP Branch Relationship Manager-Meadows Bank.

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"I’m incredibly thankful for the supportive community around us. From volunteers who give their time, to donors who help keep the lights on, to the adopters who open their homes and hearts—every single person plays a part in saving lives. Our rescue truly wouldn’t exist without that kind of compassion and teamwork, and I feel grateful every day to be surrounded by people who care so deeply about giving kitties a second chance.”

-       Kallie Laity, President of Kitty Kisses Rescue of Reno