10/15/2026
"From start to finish, [our spay-neuter clinics are] often a 13-hour day of hard work, teamwork, and memorable moments.
Last weekend we had 33 patients at our clinic. As volunteers found their roles, everyone worked together, and despite the whirlwind of activity one thing remained constant: quality of care was always top priority.
Every so often in the middle of all that chaos, we’re gifted a tiny patient who reminds us why we do what we do. A little face, a tiny purr, or a moment of sweetness that gives everyone a much-needed second wind.
At our most recent clinic, that little bit of magic came in the form of Endora Twinkletoes. This tiniest little girl stole hearts and gave us just the boost we needed to keep pushing through the long day."
This is an excerpt from this week's volunteer bulletin, featuring a photo of volunteer Chad M. Keller with Endora Twinkletoes. You can read the full bulletin here: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/ACHS-Volunteer-Bulletin---October-14--2026.html?soid=1136999710122&aid=hdYM21g5r28
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