The Connecticut Humane Society is asking the public to donate dry dog food to help keep pet food pantries stocked.
Your pantry especially needs dog food from Purina One, Pedigree, Blue Buffalo, and other grain-free brands.
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Pet food pantries “play a vital role in ensuring that the pets of families facing financial hardship receive the nutrition they need to stay healthy and happy.” With the rise and economic challenges across the state, additional resources are urgently needed to help families in need. ” states the release.
Cash donations are always accepted online at CThumane.org/Donate or by check and mailed to CHS. Donations of dry dog food and other pet-related items can be accepted at any of his three CHS locations:
- Newington: 701 Russell Road, Newington
- Waterford: 169 Old Colchester Road, Quaker Hill
- Westport: 455 Post Road East, Westport
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“By donating dry dog food to the CHS Pet Food Pantry, you can help keep pets at home by providing comfort and stability for pets and their families during difficult times. Your generosity will help your local We can make a real difference in the lives of pets,” said James Bias, executive director of the Connecticut Humane Society, in a statement.
For more information about the Pet Food Pantry and other ways to donate, visit CThumane.org.
