Kamryn Balfour of League City will travel more than four hours to make the delivery.
KERRVILLE, Texas — A young animal advocate from League City is making a very special delivery to a Kerrville animal shelter that has taken care of over 350 pets in the Fourth of July flooding.
11-year-old Kamryn Balfour has a passion for animals and wanted to make a difference after she saw the devastation caused by the flooding. She set out on a mission to bake and sell 1,000 cookies to help raise money for the pets she knew were impacted by the flooding that took place a mere 20 miles from her own summer camp.
On Friday, August 1, she will travel more than four hours with her family to make the special delivery, straight from her heart to the volunteers at Kerrville Pets Alive!
Kamryn raised more than $3,000 to donate to help the animals at KPA!
The shelter plans to welcome Kamryn at 3:30 p.m. at their S.A.F.E. Campus located at 2102 Memorial Blvd. in Kerrville.
Well done, Kamryn!