SPCA President Melody McElman tells CHSJ news the property sold for $202,000, but the Joshua Group still needs to raise around $60,000 to cover the rest of the cost. McElman says the sale means they can pay down their mortgage and jump start their capital campaign.
McElman says the sale is a huge help for the shelter, but it doesn't change the $200,000 they still need for daily operating costs.
Since last week more than $52,000 has been raised for the SPCA to keep it's doors open.
