MFA Agri Services collects dog food for animal shelter

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Lamar Animal Shelter was the fortunate recipient of 3400 pounds of dog food that were recently donated by Western MO MFA Agri Services. Sixty-eight 50 pounds bags of Gold N Rich dog food from MFA were donated to the shelter following a fundraiser in December that involved the community. Pictured are, left to right, Micah Costley with MFA, Lamar Police Chief Rusty Rives, Nuisance Abatement Officer Tiffany Triebel, Lamar Animal Control Officer Sandy Alexander, Jessica Norwood with MFA, MFA Manager Ward Thomas and Ron Blalock with MFA. Also instrumental in helping with the fundraiser, but not available for the picture, was Dallas Stump with MFA.


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