This summer Flint Hills Spas made its first donation to the Kansas Humane Society. The donation was a component of its 20th Anniversary Sale that took place in July.
Flint Hills Spas owner Jamil Toubassi said, “This summer was special for our organization as we celebrated 20 years of bringing therapy and family time to Kansas. Being able to make a donation to the Kansas Humane Society made it even more special. The Humane Society was an important organization to our founder, Dave Garretson, and it was nice to honor his memory in this way.”
The Kansas Humane Society is a community resource for pets and people that helps abandoned and homeless animals in the Kansas community. The Kansas Humane Society animal shelter offers a wide variety of services to promote the human and animal bond. These include: pet adoption, spay/neuter services for the pets of low income families, community outreach, end of life services, animal rescue, pet rehoming, donation opportunities, Woofstock, and so much more.
Humane Society Community Engagement Director Shanna Ireland said, “Your generous contribution to our shelter enables us to further our mission of enhancing the welfare of all companion animals while being a community resource for pets and their people. Through your kindness, we can continue our life saving work that helped benefit over 10,000 animals in the Wichita community last year. We deeply appreciate your belief in our cause and your willingness to support our efforts. It is because of supporters like you that we can continue our work and positively impact the lives of both animals and people in our community.”
Flint Hills Spas has two (2) locations in Wichita, Kansas serving households over much of the state with a great selection of hot tubs, swim spas, saunas, massage chairs, chill tubs, and more.
The Kansas Humane Society is a community resource for pets and people, dedicated to enhancing the welfare of all companion animals. Since 1888, the Kansas Humane Society has been committed to helping the abandoned and homeless animals in the Kansas community..
