Vanderau said there are 30 to 40 dogs at the shelter, as well as more than 130 cats that need homes. The shelter has thrift stores in Chambersburg and Shippensburg, Pa., with profits benefiting the shelter.Īxel, a German shepherd Abby, a coonhound Taco, a small dog and Frisky, the orange tabby, are available for adoption at the shelter. "There is amazing stuff you can find here.” I think it gets people into the thrift store," she said.
Jennifer Vanderau, the shelter's director of communications, was pleasantly surprised by the size of the crowd. Model dogs sashayed down the runway alongside their human models sporting clothing from the thrift store at 66 S.
The waiting crowd erupted in laughter from the animal hijinks at the third annual Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter Thrift Store Fashion Show and Tea.Īfter Frisky abandoned her brief modeling career, the rest of the human/dog fashion show went off without a hitch. The terrified tabby slipped out of the pink skirt she was to wear in the fashion show as if to declare that she was withdrawing from the festivities. While the audience waited patiently for the unusual fashion show to begin Sunday in downtown Chambersburg, Abby, a true doggie diva, caused some fur to fly behind the scenes after being told she would be sharing the runway with Frisky, an orange tabby.Īfter learning the cat would be receiving top billing in the show, Abby let out a few howls of disdain.
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