| License Plates Raise $100000 For Local Shelters
The Adopt-A-Shelter Pet license plates went on sale in January of 2011.
The CPOF awards the money to animal shelters and rescue groups to supply medical care and microchip identification.
A spokesman for the CPOF said during the first full year of sales, they generated $100,000.
At present, there are 28 license plates in the "Group Special Plates" category.
The Colorado Rockies charitable organization is hoping to get on the band wagon.
A bill in the Colorado legislature would create a special plate for the professional baseball team.
So far in 2012, the Pikes Peak Humane Society has received $4,000 in grants from CPOF. 80 with proceeds benefiting underprivileged and at-risk youth. |
Saturday, 31 March 2012
License Plates Raise $100000 For Local Shelters
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