EMTA starts goods drive to support local shelter

EMTA has launched a three-week 'Goods' donation drive to collect blankets, food and other supplies for the local Humane Society; Executive Director Joe Lang said the shelter relies solely on donations.

The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority has launched a donation drive to support the local Humane Society. The "Goods" drive began yesterday and will run for about three weeks. EMTA runs three such drives each year. The drive seeks blankets, pet food and other supplies, and organizers said financial donations can be accepted as well. Key details: - The drive is called "Goods" and started yesterday; it is scheduled to last about three weeks. - EMTA holds three donation drives each year. - Requested items include blankets, pet food and other needed supplies, and financial donations are accepted. - Joe Lang, Executive Director of the Humane Society, said the shelter relies solely on donations and noted the impact of contributions. - Donations can be made at the EMTA office on East 14th Street or through the Humane Society's website, according to Lang. Summary: The drive aims to replenish shelter supplies and help keep animals safe and warm over the coming weeks. It will continue for about three weeks and is one of three annual drives run by EMTA.