Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter Brings Dog for "Show and Tell" at WMUL Cutting Edge Benefit Fest

Monday, December 10, 2012 - 10:30 Photos and Story by Glen Berry
WMUL's Cutting Edge Fest was a benefit concert for the Cabell-Wayne Animal Shelter and an art auction to benefit Little Victories. It was promoted by WMUL, of Marshall University, and was hosted at the V-Club.

Animal adoptions were also planned for the event, but the animal shelter failed to provide any animals to adopt. The shelter did bring one beautiful and friendly dog as a "show and tell" exhibit though. Overall the turnout was good, and money was raised to benefit the animals.

Musical entertainment was provided by:
Keeland Shepard was one of the artists who participated in the art auction to benefit Little Victories.

For more information about donating to the shelters or adopting a pet, the Cabell-Wayne Animal Shelter may be contacted at: 304-696-5551

Likewise, Little Victories may be contacted at: 304-743-5802
  • One of the V-Club's bartenders says hello to a very special guest.
  • A representative from the animal shelter brought by a beautiful dog, in search of a good home.
  • A representative from the animal shelter brought by a beautiful dog, in search of a good home.
  • This is a sample of Keeland Shepard's art that was auctioned to help raise money for Little Victories.
One of the V-Club's bartenders says hello to a very special guest.
One of the V-Club's bartenders says hello to a very special guest.
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