Students aid animal rescue

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Courtesy of Clearview Regional School District
Clearview students pitched in at Funny Farm Animal Rescue in Mays Landing on April 2.

Members of the Clearview Regional Middle School student council had an opportunity to volunteer their time at the Funny Farm Animal Rescue in Mays Landing on April 2 to raise funds for the facility.

The students sold candy grams and also collected donations while getting the chance to tour the animal rescue’s farm. They helped out by raking hay, cleaning up and watering and brushing some of the animals.

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Funny Farm Animal Rescue is a nonprofit that is home to more than 600 rescue animals. It takes in creatures suffering abuse, neglect and abandonment.

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