PITTSFIELD, Mass. Haddad Subaru and Berkshire Humane Society raised $72,000 during their rabies and microchip clinic in October.

 

During the event, Dr. Charlotte Barkley of Pittsfield Veterinary Hospital administered approximately 50 vaccines and 50 Microchips to cats and dogs. The funding for this clinic was provided by Subaru Loves Pets-specific grant.   

 

John Perrault of the Berkshire Humane Society and Chris Kramek, General Manager of Haddad Subaru pulled the winner of the "Choose Your Subaru Raffle," and Barry Collins of Lanesboro was the winner of a 2023 Subaru. Other prizes given away include a remote start from Haddad Subaru and a Yeti Cooler Package. 

 

Ticket sales from the event raised $72,000. The proceeds from the event go to helping the Berkshire Humane Society care for homeless animals. The event is the largest single contribution to the Humane Society each year.

 

"This is our 10th year partnering with the Berkshire Humane Society for the Subaru raffle.  It was important to us to make the event bigger and better than ever.  The work the Berkshire Humane Society is second to none, and we are happy to continue to support their efforts in helping homeless animals," said Chris Kramek General Manager of Haddad Subaru.

 

Higher Bar a new mocktail and cocktail truck was on site providing free craft mocktails.  Fat Frogs food truck provided food and Bartlett's Orchard provided cider and donuts.