Eagle Scout projects are for the dogs, plus more positive news in Scouting this week


Rocco Pasquarella, a 17-year-old Scout from Boca Troop 323 in Boca Raton, Florida, led a project to build an outdoor washing station at Tri-County Animal Rescue in Boca Raton.

This service project is part of his journey to earn Eagle Scout. Rocco and his troop spent about 400 hours preparing for the project. They completed it in two days and the wash station has been a significant help to the shelter.

The new station replaces an old wash tub and is now used frequently to clean rescued dogs. Rocco has also donated $500 in leftover project funds to the shelter.

Learn more about this story from the CBS 12 News website or the video below.

Eagle Scout makes dog beds for Humane Society

Aiden Rabideau, an Eagle Scout from Grand Blanc, Michigan, is bringing more comfort to dogs at the Humane Society of Genesee County with his project.

Inspired by a visit to the shelter, Aiden created 12 dog beds using recycled tires. He’s had help from fellow Scouts and a local auto care business. Aiden hopes the beds will comfort the dogs and make them more appealing for adoption.

The Humane Society, which relies solely on donations, praised Aiden’s efforts, noting how such community projects significantly help improve the animals’ living conditions.

Read more about this story from the Fox 66 website.

Scout restores forgotten cemetery

A small, neglected burial site in Orland Park, Illinois, where some of the area’s earliest settlers are buried, became the focus of 15-year-old Jimmy Sullivan’s Eagle Scout project.

Recognizing its historical significance, Jimmy cleaned up the site where the last burial occurred in 1917.

With the help of local historians Brad Bettenhausen and Libby Paulson, he restored the site and uncovered stories connecting him to a shared passion for historical preservation.

Learn more about this story from the WGN 9 website or the video below.

Council looking to recruit new Cub Scouts

Check out this cool recruiting video that this council made.

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