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Let's Hear It: Meet the WPTV news team today at 2 locations

Reena Humane Society of Treasure Coast
Jean donation PBCACC
Visit WPTV at either Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control near West Palm Beach from 9 a.m. to noon or the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 16, 2025.
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Come out and see us TODAY to share your story and tell us what's happening in your neighborhood.

Let's Hear It: Meet WPTV news team on Dec. 16

We'll be at two locations for our Let's Hear It event.

Visit us at either Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control (PBCACC) near West Palm Beach from 9 a.m. to noon or the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Lieghann Fischer lives in Palm Beach County and spoke to WPTV Anchor Ashley Glass about the need for Palm Beach County Animal Control to undergo renovation. Fischer expressed the need for the county to allocate funds for improvements and updates to the shelter.

Lieghann Fischer and Ashley Glass

Gail has been fostering cats at PBCACC for 17 years. For anyone interested in fostering, she encourages them to do so! The shelter provides all the supplies needed to ensure the cats are happy and healthy in your home.

Gail foster PBCACC
Gail, a foster at PBCACC Dec. 16, 2025.

Jean Sisson brings donations to PBCACC, including toys and handmade blankets. She enjoys helping out the shelter, but told WPTV investigative reporter Dave Bohman that she worries the outdoor drop-off bin can ruin the donations, especially when it rains.

"A lot of people bring linens and when it rains, I guess they just have to throw it out," Sisson said.

PBCACC donation box
Donation bin outisde PBCACC Dec. 16, 2025

If you have a comment or story idea for us and can't make it to the event, email us at newstips@wptv.com or fill out our contact form here.

And thank you to everyone who attended our last Let's Hear event held at the Children's Museum of the Treasure Coast in Jensen Beach on Nov. 17.

At that event, WPTV reporter Tyler Hatfield listened to George Edwards' concerns about speeding on Indian River Drive and County Line Road near his home. Edwards came to us seeking solutions. He's hoping stop signs can be installed at the intersection to slow down drivers.

Let's Hear It Jensen Beach: WPTV's Tyler Hatfield interview