Giving Back to the Community: Cameras for the North Island Humane Society
A little over a month ago, our family said goodbye to Mittens, our cat of 14 years.
Anyone who has lost a longtime companion knows how quiet a home becomes. When we felt ready, my wife and I visited the North Island Humane Society KCP (formerly Kitty Cat PALS), and the people there helped us find our newest family member, Oliver. He's already settling in and making himself at home.
While we were at the shelter, I learned about an unfortunate incident that had happened on the property. It stuck with me. This registered charity has been rescuing, caring for and rehoming animals in the Comox Valley since 2007, and the people behind it deserve to feel safe doing that work.
As someone who installs and sets up home security cameras here in the Comox Valley, I knew I could help. So I offered to install cameras on the property to help keep it secure, and I'm glad they welcomed the offer.
I'm always looking for ways to help people and our community when I can. That's a big part of why I do this work. None of it would be possible without you, my customers. Your support is what lets me say yes when an opportunity like this comes along. Thank you.
Want to support them too?
If you're thinking about adding cameras to your own property, I'd love to help. And if you know of a local organization or neighbour who could use a hand with security, please reach out.
Here's to safe homes, happy animals, and one very good-natured new cat named Oliver.
Martin, Comox Valley, BC
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