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Joe Morris of Pownal presents the Greater Androscoggin Humane Society with the donations from his eighth birthday on Feb. 17, in Lewiston. Sitting with him is Abbey, who is seeking a home. Morris, a second-grader at Pownal Elementary School, asked for donations for the pets in lieu of birthday gifts. Party guests generously donated pet food, treats, toys and a cat scratching post to help with the care of the thousands of unwanted animals the GAHS helps each year. FMI: 207-783-2311, www.SavingPetsInMaine.org, facebook/GAHumane.
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