JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A 12-year-old Johnson City girl used her artistic talents to raise money for a local animal shelter.
Abigale Fredericks made hand-woven potholders and sold them at the Johnson City’s Farmer’s Market.
By doing so, she raised more than $500 for the Washington County-Johnson City Animal Shelter.
“I love animals and I wish I could have more,” Fredericks said. “I just wanted to help out the animals here so they could find homes.”
The animal shelter gave Fredericks a shirt in appreciation of her hard work and donation.
