New Mexico
Need a gift wrapped? Bernalillo County Animal Care Services can help
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – If you have a hard time wrapping gifts, the county’s Animal Care Services is here to help.
Starting December 2, they will be hosting their annual holiday gift-wrapping fundraiser.
All proceeds will help the Quality Life Fund which supports crucial initiatives such as free microchip and vaccine clinics, emergency medical expenses, and much more. Gift wrapping services will be available at different prices depending on the size and complexity of the item.
For more information on appointment availability and prices, click here.
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