Jersey Proud: How Monmouth County SPCA uses social media to help animals find fur-ever homes
Monmouth County SPCA's Lindsay Sanator discusses her mission to find every animal a permanent home.
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156ds agoThe communications and media manager at the Monmouth County SPCA has been creative in finding ways to feature animals on their social pages.
Tens of thousands of people follow the organization across its various social media pages.
Monmouth County SPCA's Lindsay Sanator discusses her mission to find every animal a permanent home.
