READINGS MASSES INTENTIONS

READINGS FOR THIS SUNDAY TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

First Reading: Amos 8:4-7 The prophet Amos expressed disgust over people who take advantage of the poor. He describes businessmen scheming to cheat the poor, then declares that God will "never forget the things they have done." Second Reading: 1 Timothy 2:1-8 Paul urges the Christians to pray for all people, especially those in authority. Paul even asked them to pray for the kings who denounced Christ's teachings, because God wants all people to be saved through Jesus. Gospel: Luke 16:1-13 Jesus tells a story about a servant who tries to cheat his employer. The owner is impressed because he would do the same thing himself. Jesus then describes the importance of being trustworthy in small matters, as well as in greater ones. He then states that no one can serve two masters faithfully, so people cannot give themselves completely to both God and money.

DAILY READINGS FOR THE WEEK Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monday Prv 3:27-34; Lk 8:16-18 Tuesday Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Mt 9:9-13 Thursday Eccl 1:2-11; Lk 9:7-9 Friday Eccl 3:1-11; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday Eccl 11:9—12:8; Lk 9:43b-45

SANCTUARY CANDLE In Memory of:

Edward Byrnes Requested by: Wife, Evelyn

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: WE NEED YOU!

As part of Pope Francis’ Year of Mercy, why not sign up to spend 30 minutes or an hour per week in quiet prayer and contemplation with our Lord? Eucharistic Adoration is held every Wednesday in the rectory Chapel following the 8am Mass until 5pm with the Miraculous Medal Novena at 4:30pm. Sign up Sheets are in the back of Church.

CONFESSIONS: Confessions are held every Saturday from 3:15 – 3:45 pm in the Church.

Daily Rosary/ Chaplet of Divine Mercy Please join us as we pray the Rosary and/or Chaplet of Divine Mercy after the 8 am Mass (Mon-Sat.). All are welcomed to join us as we pray meditatively in peace and joy.

MASS INTENTIONS

TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 18, 2016

SAT 9/17 4:00 PM Maria Angie Rodrigues Req. by Willie & Joanie Torres Joseph Santone Req. by Family Deceased Members Conicello Family Req. by Frank & Barbara Conicello Daniel Stanley Req. by Frank & Barb Keller SUN 9/18 8:00 AM Harry Sauers Req. by Sue & Dennis Markiewicz Allan Mahoney Req. by Sue & Dennis Fr. Bourke Req. by Cathleen & Jack Sheridan 9:30 AM David Bender Req. by Grandmom & Grandpop Charles Struck Req. by the Swift Family Dolores Garrity Hughes Req. by the Visco Family 11:30 AM Joseph Brennan Req. by Daughter, Marie Leyden M/M Sabatino Lancetti Req. by Nephew, Anthony Rev. James P. Rush Req. by Tony & Betty Cipolone & Family MON 9/19 8:00 AM Father John J. Nowak Req. by Anthony & Mary Saponaro TUES 9/20 Msgr. Thomas J. Kelley Req. by Msgr. Francis X. Dreger and Sr. Anne Pierre, IHM

WED 9/21 8:00 AM Jason Wright Req. by Robin & Dad Jason Wright Req. by Mom & Jean Claude THURS 9/22 8:00 AM Rev. James Peter Rush Rev. Frances P. Gaffney FRI 9/23 8:00 AM People of the Parish/Perpetual Remembrances SAT 9/24 8:00 AM Catherine McAuley/Sisters of Mercy Req. by Bea Jackson Regina Gallagher Req. by Norm & Peg Buehler 4:00 PM Sandy Seamon Req. by Family Bud Greenwood Req. by the Licata Family Edward Byrnes Anniversary Remembrance Req. by Wife, Evelyn Regina Gallagher Req. by Jim & Carole Conner SUN 9/25 8:00 AM Rev. John F. Bourke Req. by Tom & Maureen Brennan Phyllis (Philomena) Jarosz Req. by Joe & Marie Alemi Joyce Roediger Req. by Judy Alexander 9:30 AM Walter C. Hartman Req. by Rose & Ron Katkocin & Family Tommy Kennedy Jr. Req. by Katkocin Family Jody Harvey Mamie Perrone & Stephen J. Micciche Sr. Req. by the Micciche Family 11:30 AM Thomas Cain Req. by Caterina Ferri Gregorio Ferri Req. by Caterina Ferri Rosemarie & Stephen Lelli Req. by Husband and Father

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SPIRITUALITY & PRAYER

To Everything There is a Season, and a Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven”. (Eccl 3) a time to bring forth new life…a time to be baptized...

a time to be married…a time to welcome... a time to serve...a time to be healed... a time to die…

MILITARY SS John M. Ciaccio, SGT Adam Cutaiar; USMC CTI 2 Russell Hagner US Army Sgt. Jason E. Healey

Nadeem Sarwar, US Army SPC Justin Scheuren Staff Sgt. David Sigwart 1st PV2 Amanda Sylvester

Sherri Mercier Sr. Airman Maverick Marchesani Tyler Fisher, US Army Cpt. Lewis Nicoletto

HOMEBOUND AND SICK Marguerite Alward John Andreotti Barbara Angelucci Rocco Arcaini Baby Audrey Kathryn Banks Dorothy Bannar Salvatore Baretta Alberta Barody Scott Beckett Richard Beppel Jr. Theresa Beppel Besong Family Makenzie Bogart Peyton Bravo Dennis Brown Perry John Buford Margaret Byne Tom Byrne Bob Cagle Dolores T. Caporelli Joe Caporelli Marie Carr Maverick John Casey Bob Chambers Dorothea Cheslock John J. Clancy Barbara Conicello Carole Conner Lorraine Contardo JoAnn Crossetta Francis DeLorenzo Annie DiGerolamo Thomas DiMattia John DiRiego Barbara Dooley Carmella Dooley Catherine Douress Deborah Dowd Msgr. Francis X. Dreger Dennis Druding III MaryAnn Edgerton

Joanne Edmondson Rachele Edwards Kevin Edwards Michael Evans Dolores Fahringer Anthony Faiella Nora Feger Dorothy Ferrara Lea Fitzpatrick Stephanie Frago Rose Fraioli Helene Reed-Gollon Richard Grabowski Daniel Guetherman Grant Guidry Mary Gulla Debbie Gutjahr Douglas Hatch Evelyn Hatch Diane Helmetage John J. Henderson Patrick Hennessy Denise Henry Judy Herlihy Cy Hill Jan & Drew Hohenstein Maria & Siggy Honrychs Michael Honrychs Bob Horn Donte Intellisano Patty Kalck Jackman Marianne Jacobs Robert Jacobs Neil Johnson Barbara Keeley Grace Kelly Katherine Kennedy Vera Ann Kirk Gladys LaLena George LaMarra Carol Lee Sophia Marie Lewis

Sarah Leyden Audrey Liebler Lillian Lovenduski Frank Madison Jr. Marie Malloy Stephen Malloy John Manes Jr. Montanna Marchesani Loretta Martinelli Donald McDonough Rosa McDermott Michael McDonald Paul McElroy Elizabeth McHenry Savannah McSorley David Miller Kaitlyn Miller Lorraine Moore Joan Morris Karyn Mumma Arlene Murphy Joel Nicoletto Clyde O’Brien Maria O’Brien Grant O’Neill & Anna Chris O’Rourke Catherine Oswald Baby Paisley Catherine Perkins Denise Petti Meghan Pflanz Roseanne Pirollo Glenn Pliszczak Shannon Pliszczak Frank Power Diana Prichard Rich Rago Quinn Rathjen Anthony Renzi Frankie Rooney John Sachs Peggy Sachs

Arlene Scutte Rose Shaves Sammy and Sophia Amelia Sabol Frank Santilli Krista Sheehan Liam Alexander Sherwood Kathleen Siedlecki Alec Silovitz Barbara Smith Karin Snoen Logan Stepler Wayne Stepler Dorothy Mae Stevens Helen Swanson Jason Talucci Robyn Talucci Diane Taylor Peter & Michelle Taylor Patricia Tighe Victor Torres Frances Turner Heidi Valery Donna Vancanti Joseph VanDyke Wagy Family Kathy Watkins Lorraine Walser Baby Lucas Watkins Minnie Wheeler Thelma Wichrowski Don Williams Catherine Welser David Wenck Joanne Wescott Thomas Woodward Colleen Woodward Colleen Yaniak Baby April Yost Cassie Zulueta

Please pray for those who have continued on their journey to the Kingdom of God:

Christine Lower Cathleen E. Lawless

BANNS OF MARRIAGE

Matthew Robinson and Jamie Garner

Just Got Engaged? … St. Simon Stock Parish, 178 W. White Horse Pike in Berlin, NJ will offer PRE-CANA this fall for couples preparing for marriage. It is a one-day session which will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2016 from 8:30 am – 2:30 pm in the Parish Meeting Center. Both parties must attend! To register, call Betty at 856-767-2563.

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LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER (Revised 8/24) 9/17-18 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM EMs (1) C. Reilly, G. Grabowski (1) M. Werner, W. Piatek (1) C. Rainey, F. Andringa (1) B. Hansen, C. Codario (2) B. Tresca, A. Martini (2) K. Johnson, J. Kohler (2) D. Quinn, F. Mitchell (2) J. Ralston, L. Tartaglia M. Fahringer, R. Fahringer S. Markiewicz, C. Kohler C. Sheridan, C. Mitchell C. Warrington, R. Voltaire Need 1 Need 1 Lectors A. Cullin, P. Tresca S. Villa, J. Hill D. Eddis, G. Covone B. Handy A. Mitchell Altar Z. Dean (MC), Need 1 M. Mathew (MC), J. Holwell C. Hess (MC), E. Hess J. Ingram (MC), O. Horan Servers M. Michaelis, G. McGlinchey A. Mathew, J. Erickson H. Eddis, J. McPeak Z. Ingram, E. Ingram Music Liz Rich, Lynne Contemporary Tony D. 9/24-25 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM EMs (1) R. Fahringer, B. Tresca (1) J. Kohler, L. Bunoza (1) R. Tartamosa, J. Eddis (1) T. Brisbin M. Leyden (2) M. Fahringer, P. Tresca (2) C. Kohler, B. Davis (2) S. Tartamosa, P. Miller (2) C. Codario, J. Ralston A. Cullin, A. Martini A. Primo, D. Fox R. McGee, F. Andringa L. Tartaglia, Need 1 Need 1 Lectors K. Nicoletta, A. Spinosi S. Malloy, M. Millenbach C. McCullough, J. Gillespie A. Mitchell, B. Hoag Altar F. Spinosi (MC), B. Johnson E. Pallante (MC), Need 1 M. Tees (MC), S. Gillespie O. Horan (MC), N. Marino Servers M. Lewellan, A. Lewellan S. Millenbach, A. Millenbach J. Carty, A. Carty S. McGarvey, S. Bradley Music ? Rich, Vicky Contemporary Tony D.

St. Simon Stock Conference of

St. Vincent de Paul SVdP is selling raffle tickets for David Donati’s beveled glass 17’ by 24” beveled glass artwork pictured above. This fundraising is part of our September 24 Harvest Fest and all proceeds go to support our St. Simon Stock Parish. Every week SVDP invites you to join us in performing corporal works of mercy by volunteering your time and talent. Contact us at 856-767-7391 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays between 11 AM and 3 PM. You are also welcome to come into our Food Pantry and Thrift Store at 157 W. WHP, Berlin during those same hours. Thrift Store and Donation Door hours now include Saturdays 10 AM – 1 PM.

House of Charity/ Bishop’s Annual Appeal Employee Giving Campaign

DID YOU KNOW - the House of Charity is a donor choice for many employee giving campaigns?

Many businesses will begin their Employee Giving Campaigns this month and continue to solicit donations through the fall months. Employee Giving/United Way campaigns give us an opportunity to direct our donations to the charities that best represents our beliefs, interests and social concerns.

Ask your employer for a pledge card and be sure to: � Designate the House of Charity in the Donor Choice

Section � If the agency requests a code for your donor

choice…these codes may be found on the House of Charity website under “Employee Giving Campaign” and in the Catholic Star Herald.

� Ask to be acknowledged! This ensures our parish will receive credit toward our House of Charity goal.

Your donation to our House of Charity helps to build, support and maintain many programs, ministries and services throughout our parishes and communities. These programs save lives and build futures. Thank you so much for your past, present and future support of our House of Charity fundraising campaign.

LATIN ARCHDIOCESE OF TRIVANNDRUM, INDIA MISSION CO-OP Next Weekend

Next weekend, at all masses, Rev. Raju Pilla will be speaking about the works and needs of the Latin Archdiocese of Trivandrum in India. Trivandrum has about 270,000 Catholics. 90% of the people are traditional fishermen who depend on fishing for their livelihood and 10% are farm workers who are recent converts from low caste Hindus. “Harvest is plentiful but Laborers are few!” Unemployment and poverty are most rampant in this community. The Archdiocese depends on outside assistance to support its clergy, seminarians and Catechists and to continue its Spiritual, Educational and Economic developmental programs for the Community. Many coastal villages of the Archdiocese are still struggling to recover from the recent Tsunami devastation which destroyed many lives, homes and fishing equipments. We are making progress! One of our challenges is to find ongoing assistance with food and lodge to support the poorest students who are admitted in our two special High Schools that were established after Tsunami. Won’t you be as generous as you can in the second collection? Your sacrifice for the Missions is very much appreciated and may God bless you.

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LIFELONG FAITH FORMATION

Mrs. Bea Raiker 856-767-2563 or brolmc@comcast.net

ALL ARE WELCOME

Parents of children with special needs please call to learn more about our program “Finding God” that will help individuals with Autism and other special needs enter fully into the Faith experience, prepare for sacraments, and live their lives as participating members of the Catholic Church. Please contact Bea Raiker at brolmc@comcast.net or 856-767-1537.

CATECHETICAL SUNDAY September 18TH at the 9:30 AM Mass

The Parish will Commission those members of the Faith Community who actively serve in the ministry of Catechesis. Catechists respond to the call of the Holy Spirit to serve the Church by teaching the children, youth and adults who participate in the Faith Formation process. We consider this to be their Vocation. It is vital that Catechists are recognized, commissioned and thanked on Catechetical Sunday so the Community can give witness and support their calling.

A PRAYER FOR CATECHISTS Loving God, Creator of all things, you call us to be in relationship with you and others. Thank you for calling me to be a catechist, for the opportunity to share with others what you have given to me. May all those with whom I share the gift of faith discover how you are present in all things. May they come to know you, the one true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent. May the grace of the Holy Spirit guide my heart and lips, so that I may remain constant in loving and praising you. May I be a witness to the Gospel and a minister of your truth. May all my words and actions reflect your love. Amen (Loyola Press)

REGISTRATION Registration for 2016-2017 for new students and returning students K-8 grade may be done on the website (www.stsimonstock.net) or you may come in to the Parish Office Monday through Thursday 9am to 4pm. Evening Registration will be held September 12th from 6:00 – 8:00 PM in the Gym Office. Tuition for one child is $125.00; two or more $175.00. Payment may be paid in full, monthly or quarterly. No child will be turned away due to financial hardship. However a letter explaining hardship to Fr. Jim is required.

THE PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM NEEDS YOU!

Working together with those entrusted to lead our Parish Religious Education Program.

Catechists needed for Monday 4:30-5:30 pm, Grades 1 & 5.

YOUTH FAITH FORMATION 2016-2017

September Schedule OPEN HOUSE (For Parents Only*) Prayer and brief meeting in the Hall.

Find classrooms and talk with Catechists. (*Your child may attend if necessary).

Homeschool Families: Sept. 18 – 12:00 noon – Hall

Sunday Sessions: Sept. 18 – 10:30 am – Hall Monday Sessions: Sept. 19 – 4:30 pm – Hall

Faith Formation Sessions begin the following Week.

First Communion and Confirmation Photos Pick up Monday – Thursday 8:30am-4:00pm

Friday – 8:30am – 12:00 Noon in the Parish Office

YOUTH OF THE PARISH Calling all young people grades 6-12th

St. Simon Stock Youth Group 6, 7 & 8 grade meet in the gym;

9-12 grade meet in the PMC Sunday nights 6:30 – 8:00 pm

A fun and energetic group of young people who have the opportunity to hang out and have a good time. Prayer, trips, fundraising, service projects, game nights, gym time are just a few of the ways we get to know each other and make friendships based in God’s love within a supportive and loving environment. For more information contact Mrs. Bea Raiker, Youth Group Coordinator at 856-767-1537 or email her at brolmc@comcast.net.

St. Simon Stock offers opportunities for 6th through 12th grades to become more involved in the parish. I encourage you to take advantage of all our parish has to offer you. You have the opportunity to learn, to live and to love your faith. All are welcome: bring your friends! If coming out for meetings on Sunday night is not your thing, Volunteer. Stay connected by joining in different activities going on in the Parish. Do you like to sing, play an instrument, enjoy reading or greeting people? We have a special place for you! Please contact me by email BROLMC@comcast.net.

YOUTH SCHEDULE September 18 PMC 6:30 – 8:00 PM Plan and prep for Harvest Fest Sat. September 24 5:00 – 10:00 PM Harvest Fest September 25 NO Youth Group

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STEWARDSHIP UPCOMING EVENTS

OFFERTORY COLLECTION September 11, 2016

Sunday Collection: $ 10,972.00 Electronic Giving: $ 810.00 Capital Needs: $ 1,470.00 Electronic Giving: $155.00

Poor Box: $ 101.77 Candles: $ 158.00

WANTED!!! Children’s Clothes sizes 2T-6X! Children’s Clothing sizes 2T-6X are needed for the scarecrow stuffing children’s craft for the St. Simon Stock Harvest Fest on September 24th. The yuckier the clothes (worn/torn/weathered), the better! We need pants, shirts, maybe socks and gloves if available. Even a hat or two would be nice. If you have any clothes you wish to donate, please bring them to the school or parish office. Thank you so much!

Could God be calling you to the Priesthood?

Father Michael Romano, Director of Vocations, is hosting a “Young Adult Priesthood Discernment Group” at Our Lady of Peach Parish Offices, 32 Carroll Ave., Williamstown, NJ. If you are currently a junior or senior in high school, college student or in the professional world (up to 39 years old), and feel the possible call to the priesthood, this group can help you discern and pray with others who are also considering the priesthood. All meetings are Sundays from 2-3:30pm. For more info, please call the Office of Vocations at 856-583-2858 or email: Michael.romano@camdendiocese.org. The Schedule is Sept. 25, 2016, October 23, 2016, Nov. 20, 2016, Dec. 18, 2016, Jan. 8, 2017, Feb. 5, 2017, March 12, 2017, April 2, 2017.

ATTENTION ALL CENTENARIANS! Our good Lord has blessed some among us with the gift of 100 years. If you are one of those 100 or more years young, or soon to celebrate your 100th birthday, the Camden Diocese VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services wants to know who you are so that we can recognize you and celebrate your wonderful life. If you or a family member would send us your name, address, phone number, parish, age and birthday, we would be most grateful. You can send it to: VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services, Diocese of Camden, 631 Market St., Camden, NJ 08102. Or email to: Gerard.jablonowski@camdendiocese.org. Thanks so much and we look forward to hearing from you soon. And may the Lord continue to bless you and keep you well and in His love.

HARVEST FEST NEWS If you are donating dessert for the Harvest Fest, please deliver Friday, September 23rd from 2-4 or Saturday, 11-1 in the Parish Meeting Center.

Calling All Singers!

The Junior Choir will begin in September. First practices are 9/15 and 9/22 at 5 PM in the Church. The Junior Choir is open to all children of the parish from second grade on. All that’s needed is just a love of singing! For more information, please call Mary Ziccardi at 435-0901.

St. Simon Stock “Constant Contact”

Sign Up! Do you want to be kept up to date on late breaking news and events in our parish? It’s quick and it’s easy! Just go online to our parish website and click on the Constant Contact Sign Up icon or go to: https://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/d.jsp?llr=cvamahyab&p=oi&m=1125516706466&sit=8vrrr9zkb&f=64185ab3-6418-4432-9ac9-827984f31a6e

MARIAN PILGRIMAGE To the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C. Saturday, October 1, 2016.

In Honor of Mary, Mother of Mercy

Concert of Sacred Music, Procession of Parishes, The Holy Rosary, Sacrament of Confession, Holy Mass in the Great Upper Church with Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan, D.D., Bishop of Camden. Call 856-939-1769 to register.

Upstairs - red door (former Preschool entrance) Men and Women ~ All Fitness Levels ~

No prior yoga experience necessary. NO COST TO ATTEND

Simply bring a yoga mat and join us! For more info, call Sue at 856-685-3638.

Where: OLMC SCHOOL GYM When: Tuesday Nights from 7- 8 pm Cost: $6 per class– OR buy a punch card for 10 classes ($60) and get 2 classes for free.

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HEALTHY�AGING�TIP:��MAINTAIN�A�HEALTHY�ATTITUDE�����������������������������������������

A� healthy� life� always� starts� with� a� healthy� attitude� and� outlook.� � You� must� balance� any� sense� of� loss� or�disappointment�with�positive�inputs�such�as�finding�new�things�to�enjoy,�learning�to�adapt�to�changes�in�your�body�and�your�surroundings�and�staying�active�–�both�physically�and�socially�as�you�remain�connected�to�your�community,�your�parish�and�your�loved�ones.��Keep�in�mind�that�you�are�stronger�and�more�resilient�than�you�may� think!� � And� a� good� laugh� with� a� sense� of� humor� is� the� best� medicine� for� any� ailment,�and� keeps� your�attitude�positive�and�upbeat.�Here’s�some�ways�to�get�started�on�finding�new�things�to�enjoy:��

� Pick�up�a�new�hobby.��Be�comfortable�within�your�capabilities�and�reasonable�in�your�expectations.�� Learn�something�new���an�instrument,�foreign�language�or�new�game.�� Volunteer�at�your�parish�or�at�a�community�organization.�� Take�a�class�at�your�local�community�college.�� Travel�somewhere�that�you’ve�never�been�to�–�explore�new�places.�� Get�out�of�the�house�and�socialize!�

Pick� one� or� do� something� else� –� you’ll� find� the� experience� to� be� most� valuable� in� maintaining� a� positive�outlook�on�life�–�finding�continued�purpose�and�meaning.�A�positive�outlook�on�life�contributes�to�your�physical�health�and�wellbeing.��This�information�is�presented�by�VITALity�Catholic�Healthcare�Services.�

St�Simon�Stock�Parish�Healthcare�Ministry“It�is�in�healing�others�that�we�are�healed”

“The�mission�of�the�St.�Simon�Stock�Parish�Health�Ministry�is�to�foster�and�enhance�holistic�health�in�the�faith�community�through�supportive�practices�that�focus�on�the�

essential�relationship�between�the�needs�of�body,�mind�and�spirit.”�(May�1,2016)

Can�you�help?��Our�St�Simon�Stock�Healthcare�Ministry�is�in�need�of�parishioners�with�a�clinical�background�to�help�serve�the�needs�of�our�community.�If�you�are�an�RN,�LPN,�NP,�APRN,�PT,�RT,�EMT,�Family�Therapist,�Physician�or�other�licensed�clinician�who�can�occasionally�volunteer�a�few�hours,�we�could�use�your�help�in�serving�our�fellow�parishioners.�Even�if�it’s�only�a�few�

times�a�year,�we�would�greatly�appreciate�your�help.

For�more�information�please�contact�either:

Ritamarie Giosa at:�(856)�364�6764�or�giosafh1656@aol.comDeacon�John�Rich�at: (856)�229�1273�or�dcnjrichjr@gmail.com

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Saturday, October 22, 2016 6pm-10pm

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Fr. Bourke Memorial Hall School

EMAIL OR CALL FOR TICKET INFORMATION 60years@olmc-school.org / 856-767-1751

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Help Celebrate the Feast of Francis by helping

Collect donations for the

Checks can be made payable to the ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION Animal Welfare Association of Voorhees is your local non-profit no kill animal shelter

Wish List: Canned or Dry Cat & Kitten Food (without red dye) * Canned or Dry Dog & Puppy

Food (without red dye) * Towels & Non-fitted sheets * Crates and Carriers * Kitten Milk Replacement * Unflavored Pedialyte * Rabbit Food * Timothy Hay

*Bleach Liquid Hand Soap, Sanitizer & Laundry Detergent * Paper Plates * Puppy Pads * Dog & Cat Toys or Treats * Wash Clothes or Towels * Rabbit & Bird Toys *

Pet Beds * Non-scoopable clay cat litter

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