Mark Twain Casino donates to NEMO Humane Society

LAGRANGE, Mo. — Mark Twain Casino recently donated $3,503 to the Northeast Missouri Humane Society. The donation comes, thanks to a special promotion supported by casino guests. Guests contributed cash to the Humane Society. In return, guests would receive matching free slot play, allowing them to enjoy gaming while backing a local animal welfare organization. The funds will support food, shelter, veterinary care, and adoption services for animals across northeast Missouri.

This gift continues an ongoing collaboration between Mark Twain Casino and the Northeast Missouri Humane Society. Earlier in the year, they would partner on an on-site pet adoption event that helped connect animals with new families. In addition, they would raise awareness of the Humane Society’s work.

“Helping organizations that make an impact in our community is central to our mission,” said Ryan Lounsbury, Vice President & General Manager of Mark Twain Casino. “We’re thankful for our guests’ generosity and honored to support the Northeast Missouri Humane Society as it improves the lives of animals in our region.”

The Humane Society focuses on rescuing homeless animals, providing daily care, and matching them with permanent homes. Contributions like this one are vital to keeping those services available. Mark Twain Casino says it remains committed to community support through charitable promotions, volunteer efforts, and partnerships with local nonprofits.

For more information about Mark Twain Casino, visit www.marktwaincasinolagrange.com. To learn more about the Northeast Missouri Humane Society, adopt a pet, or make a donation, visit www.nemohumanesociety.com.

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