The “Miracle on 8th Street Gala” recently raised over $300,000 for Pets Lifeline, the Sonoma Valley nonprofit. Held at Jacuzzi Family Vineyards, the event celebrated a banner year for the shelter.
The Press Democrat reports CEO Olivia Kristiansen reports that 2025 saw the highest adoption rates in the organization’s history, alongside an 80% increase in spay and neuter surgeries. The funds will also support their brand-new dog foster program, designed to get pups out of the shelter and into temporary homes to increase their chances of permanent adoption.
To learn more about their low-cost clinics or to see pets available for adoption, visit petslifeline.org or call 707-996-4577.