Trigg Youth Delivers Pet Food To Christian County Animal Shelter

Last month, we brought you the story of 11-year-old Josh Waufle of Trigg County who created an Amazon ‘Wish List’ to collect money and supplies for the Christian County Animal Shelter. On Sunday, Josh and his family made their delivery that included 288 pounds of dog food, 66 pounds and 160 cans of cat food, 290 pounds of cat litter, 12 litter boxes, 450 puppy pads, 96 towels, and 72 dog toys among other items.

Josh, who owns four dogs and a cat, said last month that he got the idea after seeing a commercial on TV.

click to download audioWaufle also got to see the animal shelter first hand before COVID-19 struck and saw the animals that were waiting for adoption.

click to download audioAlso included in the donations was $155 in cash that will help the animal shelter buy supplies. Waufle said there were many people to thank for making the project a success.

click to download audioShelter Director Irene Grace said they have seen a large increase in animals brought to the shelter in recent months, especially cats.

click to download audioIn addition to the help that Josh Waufle gave the shelter, Grace said there are other items people can donate to help as the weather turns colder.

click to download audioThe Christian County Animal Shelter takes in stray and lost animals from Christian, Trigg, and Todd counties.

Josh’s Amazon Wish List Haul

288 lbs dog food
66 lbs dry cat food
160 cans cat food
290 lbs cat litter
12 litter boxes
13 litter scoops
450 puppy pads
96 towels
24 rolls paper towels
72 dog toys
16 pkgs pill pockets
8 food dishes
6 bottles shampoo
6 blankets
2 frisbees
2 tennis balls
1 bottle Tide
1 bottle bleach
PLUS: $155.00 cash