Jennifer Neill, founder of Hill Country Rescue & Recovery, poses for a photo at her booth at a fundraiser held at Fitzhugh Brewing Saturday, May 10.
Author: PHOTO COURTESY OF HILL COUNTRY RESCUE & RECOVERY
Jennifer Neill, founder of Hill Country Rescue & Recovery, poses for a photo at her booth at a fundraiser held at Fitzhugh Brewing Saturday, May 10. Along with being able to learn about the nonprofit organization, including its microchip scanners that it will be rolling out soon, attendees were able to visit and participate in an artisan pop-up market, petting zoo, balloon animals, face painting and dog adoption with PAWS Shelter of Central Texas.
Jennifer Neill, founder of Hill Country Rescue & Recovery, poses for a photo at her booth at a fundraiser held at Fitzhugh Brewing Saturday, May 10.
Author: PHOTO COURTESY OF HILL COUNTRY RESCUE & RECOVERY
Pictured, a mock-up of the microchip scanning station that Hill Country Rescue & Recovery is looking at unveiling in parts of Hays County.
Author: PHOTO COURTESY OF HILL COUNTRY RESCUE & RECOVERY
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