CSPCA Fur Ball hosts night of music, food, and kittens
Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour of champagne and bidding on silent auction items before heading into the main banquet hall for dinner and live music at the CSPCA Fur Ball event. (Photo by Catherine Sasso)
NORWICH – The Chenango SPCA held its 16th Annual Fur Ball on Saturday night.
The night began with a cocktail hour of champagne and hors d’oeuvres. Silent auction items were displayed for guests to bid on and included items such as a pet stroller, wine baskets, and pet styling services.
During the cocktail hour kittens named Harriet, Earl, and Lucy, were brought to remind people what the event was benefitting. The kittens, who came from the same rescue litter, were between the ages of seven to ten months old and all available for adoption.
"We've had such a great turn out this year. This is really who the night is for," said Executive Director Annette Clarke in reference to the kittens. The CSPCA sold over 90 tickets for the event.
Guests were then welcomed into the dining hall to enjoy a buffet style dinner of prime rib, stuffed chicken, and broiled haddock. Brothers and Friends played original and cover music throughout the night.
Funds raised for the event help the CSPCA give back to the community by providing resources for pet owners in need, such as the Full Bellies Food Pantry.
The food pantry provides pet food to families receiving government financial assistance. The next food pantry day will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on March 18.
The night began with a cocktail hour of champagne and hors d’oeuvres. Silent auction items were displayed for guests to bid on and included items such as a pet stroller, wine baskets, and pet styling services.
During the cocktail hour kittens named Harriet, Earl, and Lucy, were brought to remind people what the event was benefitting. The kittens, who came from the same rescue litter, were between the ages of seven to ten months old and all available for adoption.
"We've had such a great turn out this year. This is really who the night is for," said Executive Director Annette Clarke in reference to the kittens. The CSPCA sold over 90 tickets for the event.
Guests were then welcomed into the dining hall to enjoy a buffet style dinner of prime rib, stuffed chicken, and broiled haddock. Brothers and Friends played original and cover music throughout the night.
Funds raised for the event help the CSPCA give back to the community by providing resources for pet owners in need, such as the Full Bellies Food Pantry.
The food pantry provides pet food to families receiving government financial assistance. The next food pantry day will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on March 18.
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