Children in Brownsville are invited to participate in an event that combines reading with helping animals. This event is being hosted by the City of Brownsville Wellness Team and BARCC. Further details about the event can be obtained from the City of Brownsville. The event aims to help children improve their reading abilities while also providing comfort to animals in need.
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