Danette Grady, left, receives a $350 donation from Shelli Robb Kahler, vice president of Sound Community Bank’s Sequim Village and Sequim Creekside branch offices, to assist with the care of rescued animals at the Peninsula Friends of Animals’ cageless, no-kill shelter. Grady is the executive director of the animal welfare organization.
Danette Grady, left, receives a $350 donation from Shelli Robb Kahler, vice president of Sound Community Bank’s Sequim Village and Sequim Creekside branch offices, to assist with the care of rescued animals at the Peninsula Friends of Animals’ cageless, no-kill shelter.
Grady is the executive director of the animal welfare organization.
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