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Longwood, FL (November 4, 2021) — Spay N Save Animal Clinic has been granted a solar power system, generously donated by Solar Source, at a value of $73,000.00, saving Spay N Save an estimated $100,000+ over the 25 years of power production.
Richard Smith, President of Solar Source says, “Solar Source believes in giving back to the communities that support us. We are a pet loving business and knew that this donation would allow Spay N Save to invest more in their clinic operations by taking away a major operating expense. Pet overpopulation is a huge problem in our communities so anything we can do to help reduce that burden on local shelters and rescues, we want to help!”
“This solar power system will virtually eliminate Spay N Save’s electricity bill, and is one of the largest donations Spay N Save has received in its history. We’re so grateful to Solar Source for choosing our clinic for this generous donation,” says Joanne Montchal, Spay N Save’s Executive Director.
The solar power system is a significant gift to Spay N Save, its clients, and our environment. Installation will begin on November 12, and clinic services will primarily continue as usual during installation.
You are invited to join Spay N Save and Solar Source on Saturday, November 20, 2021, noon – 12:30PM, at the completion of installation, for a “flip the switch” ceremony celebrating this donation. RSVP to marketing@spaynsave.org.
Spay N Save has been serving Central Florida pet parents, animal rescue organizations and community cat caregivers since 2012, and relies on fees for service, individual & corporate donations, grants, and fundraising events to operate. Visit spaynsave.org to learn more and get involved.
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