Green Bay Packer Helps Animal Rescue

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by Jennifer Tomazic

Story Created: Jan 24, 2012 at 7:37 AM CDT

Story Updated: Jan 24, 2012

MILWAUKEE -- Green Bay Packer Jarrett Bush stopped by the CBS 58 studios Tuesday to make an announcement with the Milwaukee Animal Rescue Center.

He will be helping spread awareness for the non-profit organization that recently bought a new property in Greenfield after it's lease wasn't renewed at Southridge Mall.

The Milwaukee Animal Rescue Center is launching a Hero campaign, aimed at spotlighting everyday animal heroes. The group is asking people to save a dollar a day for the animal rescue.

Bush says he's a huge animal lover so this was a great match for him. He will also help out with the Milwaukee Animal Rescue Center's Spayghetti fundraiser on April 27.

For more information, log onto www.milwaukeearc.org.

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kidkaz said on Tuesday, Jan 24 at 6:47 PM

Maybe they should focus on themselfs. LOSERS

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justme said on Tuesday, Jan 24 at 12:05 PM

This is not the proper place for this and I do apologies. Jan. 24, 2012 Today on the sykes broadcast charlie did a commentary on Jim Erwin, OR was it about charlie sykes? What I herd was sykes trying to compare himself with Mr. Erwin. charlie (JUS SAYING YA KNOW) as you stuttered through your praise for yourself you will never on your best day come up to his boot straps on his worst day.jus saying you know. How low will some one go?

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