Second Chance Sheridan Cat Rescue Requests Additional Funding

A request for additional funding for the nonprofit Second Chance Sheridan Cat Rescue was presented to the Sheridan City Council at a study session Monday night. Rachel Kristiansen with Second Chance, said a considerable drop in contributions is why they are requesting an additional $50,000 in General Purpose Excise Tax funds.

Rachel Kristiansen

Second Chance received $30,000 of GPET funds from the City for the current fiscal year and $15,000 in funding from Sheridan County. The funding request will be considered by the City Council at an upcoming business meeting.

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Last modified: September 13, 2022