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Books, Bargains and Helping Paws: Community Comes Together for Calaveras Humane Society Fundraiser

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Patrons browse through boxes of new and gently used books during the Calaveras Humane Society Book Sale Fundraiser on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Calaveras Lumber in Angels Camp. The community event raised funds to support the Humane Society’s efforts to help animals throughout Calaveras County. Jason Currier/ Calaveras Enterprise What do you get when you combine hundreds of books, a community full of animal lovers and a good cause? A fundraiser with a whole lot of heart — and perhaps a few happy tails along the way. Book lovers and animal lovers came together Sunday, Nov. 8, for the Calaveras Humane Society Book Sale Fundraiser, held in the parking lot of Calaveras Lumber in Angels Camp. The three-hour event, running from noon to 3 p.m., featured a wide selection of brand-new and gently used books, giving residents an opportunity to find their next great read while supporting the Calaveras Humane Society and its efforts to help animals throughout the county.

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