Animal Rescue Center looking to raise over $100,000 to address emergency situation

COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – A Kalamazoo area animal shelter and adoption program has ramped up a fundraising effort to keep their building open.

For the past three months, Animal Rescue Project has been dealing with a water crisis at their Charles and Lynn Zhang Animal Rescue Center. Executive Director Jack Frost says addressing the crisis will require a $206,000 investment in a sewer line.

The original building at 1616 Construction Drive in Comstock Township was purposed as an auto dealership. Frost says a modest septic tank and drain field were installed to meet the waste water needs of the business…

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