Puppies receive Valentine’s Day treats
(From left to right) While preparing to pose for a group photo, freshman Nicholas Rachmaninow and sophomore Beth Anne Wright stand in front of the entrance of the West Volusia Humane Society with wide smiles and treats in hand. “I would love to do this type of event again because it gives me a chance to do what I love to do the most: cook,” Rachmaninow said. “It’s a passion that I’ve always had and to able be to share that with people, and animals, is truly amazing.”
February 20, 2019
Once the Culinary Club arrived at the animal shelter, sophomore Beth Anne Wright was already smitten with the kittens laying in their cages, Wright even petting one on the paw. “What we’ve been doing so far to help the community has been amazing,” Wright said. “It’s been really fun to come together as a group, make things as a team, and then just give back without expecting anything in return. I would definitely want to do something like this again in the future because it gives me joy… We all made these treats with love and care. We knew what these were going towards and we said, ‘the more treats we pack, the more happy animals.’ So, these were definitely made with love and passion.”
