 Belfry Volunteer Fire Department takes this time to invite you and your family to the 41st annual Thunder in the Valley, Saturday, July 2nd. Fireworks start at 10.05pm. This event will be held at Belfry High School. Come enjoy Thunder in the Valley. Also, Belfry Fire Department takes a moment to take all the sponsors that help make this event possible. This Saturday, July 2nd, the Johnson County Animal Shelter will be holding its Let There Freedom Ring this Independence Day adoption fair. Wednesday, Mountain Top spoke with President Lisa Trustee Roberts about the event. We are overcapacity. We stay overcapacity just like every shelter that I know of, not just in our area, Kentucky, but everywhere. Rest Yeasts are cool everywhere. So now is a critical time and a wonderful time to adopt a furry family member for your family. And we just, we have some wonderful animals. For those interested in giving a pet a forever home, the Johnson County Animal Shelter will be providing applications on its Facebook page for pre-approval. Roberts continues to mention the need for donations and supplies as well. Donations are super important because we do have to buy food if it's not donated and that's a need continual. We go through about, I'd say 75 pounds of dog food a day. Litter, we go through five to seven bags of 50 pound bags of litter per week. And that adds up, 1099 a bag. A couple of ways people can donate. You can go purchase the food and donate it and contact me and we'll arrange for you guys to drop it off. Or you can, an easy way to do it is through our PayPal, which is wowanimalshelteratgmail.com. You can catch the adoption fair July 2nd at the Marisa's clothing store in Paintsville from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For Mountain Top News, I'm Joel Korjol.