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Tessa Rau with the feline-costumed Annie Melia, of the Long Beach Humane Society, also known as Kitty Cove in Island Park, at the annual bowling for Kitties Fundraising Event at Maple Lanes in Rockville Centre last Sunday.
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Many from around the County came to enjoy some bowling and raise money for the Long Beach Humane Society.
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Helen Henry Aloi, Kim Boley, Maureen Galvin, Annie Melia, Tim Rau, Tessa Rau, Katie Rau
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Annie Melia posed in her best cat costume with John Debacker, the largest cat rescuer on Long Island.
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Cathy Corbett won two raffles on the day.
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The grand prize of the day went to Helen who won a trip to the Bahamas.
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Dan Arcoleo created a freehand cat sketch during the event.
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Long Beach Humane Society, also known as Kitty Cove in Island Park held their annual bowling for Kitties fund raising Event at Maple Lanes in Rockville Centre on Sunday, Feb. 25th
The Humane Society raised over $10,000 at the bowling event, which was then matched by two separate generous donors raising the total over $30,000. The proceeds will go a long way as the shelter enters a busy kitten season in the spring.
Long Beach Humane Society is a Long Island staple, saving approximately 300 dogs and cats each year through rescue, foster, and adoption.
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