Assembly member Arambula honors Second Chance Animal Rescue for community service

The Selma City Council meeting held on May 6, 2025, featured a heartfelt recognition of local animal welfare efforts, highlighting the contributions of the Second Chance Animal Rescue of Selma. The meeting commenced with informal discussions among attendees, including a light-hearted exchange about bringing pets to the event.

Council Member Oseguera introduced Itsy Robles from Assembly Member Joaquin Arambula's office, who presented a proclamation acknowledging the dedication of the Second Chance Animal Rescue. Robles expressed gratitude for the opportunity to visit Selma, emphasizing the community's significance to him and the importance of the rescue's work.

The proclamation recognized the organization's unwavering commitment to the city and its animals, celebrating their role as a beacon of kindness and hope. Robles noted the impressive volunteer-led nature of the rescue, drawing a comparison to efforts in Fresno and underscoring the importance of community involvement in animal welfare.

The meeting underscored the collaborative spirit within Selma, as local leaders and volunteers come together to support the well-being of the city's four-legged residents. The council's acknowledgment of the rescue's efforts reflects a broader commitment to enhancing community services and animal care in Selma.