Unique property raffle looks to benefit Tobacco Valley Animal Shelter
Tobacco Valley Animal Shelter Director Wendy Anderson, John Clarke and Snowy at the shelter in Eureka last week. (Julie Engler/Whitefish Pilot)
Raffle flyer
Aspen is a 1-year-old Heeler mix who is a very fun, happy girl that gets along with other dogs. She is available for adoption at the Tobacco Valley Animal Shelter in Eureka. (Photo provided)
A novel fundraiser, likely the first of its kind, was launched earlier this month, wherein a dream property in Montana could make an animal shelter’s dreams come true.
The Tobacco Valley Animal Shelter is raffling off approximately 32 acres of land with Tobacco River frontage just south of Eureka.
Wendy Anderson, director of the shelter since it was established in 2008, has big dreams for the shelter and if this raffle is a success, she’ll be able to turn them into reality.
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