The Animal Welfare League (AWL) Eurobodalla branch held a fundraiser and premier movie screening of "A Dog's Way Home" at the Narooma Kinema, courtesy of the Griffiths Family, on March 14.
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AWL's Rosaleen Williams said volunteers and members from the Far South Coast AWL branch attended the event and enjoyed drinks and nibbles before the show and the drawing of an AWL raffle.
Profits were split by the two branches.
According to the AWL, the Eurobodalla Branch covers from Batemans Bay to Bermagui. The Branch has around 60 members and is run by dedicated volunteers.
The volunteers conduct activities, include caring or fostering, fundraising, welfare, liaison, publicity, arranging desexing and subsidies, and activity to assist with the AWL.
The branch is reliant on donations, and conducts three big fundraising events per year including a garage sale in the south in March, annual Tailwaggers walk and a Garage Sale in the North.
All of their animals available for adoption can be found on the AWL or Pet Rescue Websites.
