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Snakebites and dogs

isak — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 06:57:44 +0000

Most snake bites are from pit vipers, which are poisonous snakes that are identified by their triangular heads, retractable fangs, and a special heat-sensing pit between the eye and nostril. North American pit vipers include five subspecies of copperheads, three subspecies of water moccasins, three subspecies of pygmy rattlesnakes, three subspecies of massauga, and at least 26 subspecies of rattlesnakes. Water moccasins and copperheads are found in the eastern United States and southward through Texas. Rattlesnakes are found throughout the contiguous United States, with the highest concentration in the south and southwest.

General Information

Snake bites tend to occur on the pet’s head or neck. Bites involving the trunk of the body have a poorer prognosis. Snake bites may affect one or more body systems including the cardiopulmonary system, the nervous system, or the coagulation system. Usually, if the snake is not poisonous or the venom was not injected, the pain, swelling, and bruising at the bite site will be minimal.

Toxic Dose

Varies. Envenomation (The act of injecting a poisonous material; i.e. venom.) does not always occur. The severity of envenomation is related to the time of the year, the volume of venom present in the snake, the location of the bite, the number of bites, and the amount of victim movement after the bite (movement increases the spread of the venom). The amount of venom is not related to the size of the snake. Systemic signs such as kidney damage may take 24-72 hours to develop in mild envenomations, so the animal should be observed closely for several days.

Signs

May see one, two, or several small puncture wounds, bleeding, bruising, immediate and extremely painful swelling at the site of the bite, and tissue necrosis. The more severe systemic signs may take up to several hours to appear and include hypotension and shock, lethargy and weakness, muscle tremors, nausea, vomiting, and neurological signs including depressed respiration.

Immediate Action

Identify the snake if possible. Restrict movement of the pet. Loosely immobilize the limb in a functional position if bitten on an extremity. DO NOT incise the bite wound to aspirate the venom and DO NOT apply a tourniquet without veterinary assistance. DO NOT apply ice to the area. Seek veterinary attention.

Veterinary Care

GENERAL TREATMENT: The animal will be kept quiet and the bitten area immobilized if possible to decrease the spread of the venom. The area around the wound will be clipped and cleaned.

SUPPORTIVE TREATMENT: Antihistamines may be administered and IV fluids given to help prevent low blood pressure. Oxygen is given if needed. Antibiotics are used to prevent secondary infections. Pain medication is provided as necessary. Laboratory tests to check for bleeding problems and organ damage will be performed repeatedly. Blood transfusions may be necessary in cases of severe coagulopathies. The area above and below the bite wounds may be measured every 15 minutes to monitor the edema. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are contraindicated in the early phase (first 24 hours) of treatment because of the different types of venom and the anticoagulant effects of NSAIDs. The use of corticosteroids may be contraindicated also, as some research shows they increase the severity of the bite.

SPECIFIC TREATMENT: Antivenin* may be administered. The use of antivenin is controversial and is used at the discretion of the attending veterinarian. To be most effective, antivenin should be given within 4 hours of the bite. It becomes less effective as more time passes.

All snake bite victims should be observed for a minimum of 12 hours, even when there are no clinical signs. If clinical signs are present, the length of observation is increased to 48-72 hours, as damage to organs may not appear immediately.

Prognosis

A study of animals bitten by pit vipers showed that those treated with antivenin, intravenous fluids, and antibiotics had a mortality rate less than 1% and local tissue damage was rare. The mortality rate in untreated patients depended on the species of snake involved. For example, in patients bitten by the Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes, the mortality rate was about 10%. In the much more dangerous Mojave rattlesnake, it could be as high as 35%.

*Two companies, Fort Dodge and Wyeth Ayerst Laboratories produce antivenin. Veterinary clinics and human hospitals in areas that have a high population of pit vipers have this product on hand. Many owners want to carry this product with them, but because of the intravenous administration and instability of the product, it is recommended that a veterinarian give it.

reprinted from Pet Education website

Here’s a wonderful account of a family who nursed their dog back from the bite of a Tiger Snake with Vitamin C and strong coffee.

As an aside to this story, the sad reality is that your dog may not always survive a snake bite. It really is important to know what kind of snake bit your dog as the venom is different in different snakes. If your dog is bitten, snake ID is very important because the vet needs to know what kind of anti venom to use. My boy, Milo, lost his battle against the snake that last bit him. He was bitten by a couple copperheads in his life and downtime was just a couple days. But this was a different snake, the bite was NOT in the face (which seems to be the best location if it happens) and he did not overcome it. I lost him one Friday morning a couple weeks ago. Snakes are an unavoidable fact of life in the country, but I wish Milo had not met this one.

Eating horse manure can be dangerous to your dog

isak — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 16:48:11 +0000

We know that ivermectin can be very dangerous to certain breeds of dogs. Ivermectin prevents or kills parasites by causing neurological damage to the parasite, resulting in paralysis and death for the parasite. Dogs genetically sensitive to the medication have an anomaly that allows the ivermectin to pass the dog’s blood-brain barrier and into its central nervous system, which can be lethal for the animal.

However, have you ever stopped to consider that the ivermectin you use to treat your horses for parasites could be dangerous to dogs that eat horse manure? We know how dogs love horse manure. So in hindsight, it makes sense that ivermectin in horse manure could pose a danger… and here is one such story:

My American Pit Bull Terrier is at University of Florida Veterinarian School of Medicine right now being treated for Ivermectin poisoning. He had a sudden attack while on our walk. Signs were 1st slobbering/drooling (excessively) then diarrhea. I arrived at an animal clinic within 20 min where he then began vomiting and having seizures. Blood work showed elevation in Liver and Pancreas reading was 1256 He was given fluids and treated for what the Dr suspected was heat stroke after 6 hrs the Dr gave him Vit K injection. I then transferred him to Emergency Hospital for over night care where he was given more fluids and I was informed his temperature had risen significantly and at about 6am he was given charcoal. In the morning the Dr. recommended University of Florida.

So I left immediately for UF. He had been on his side laid out flat for about 20 hours and when i put him in my car I noticed he wagged his tail slightly. During the drive he did raise his head in an effort to be upright! Upon arrival at UF his heart rate was critical. Meds to stabilizes heart/monitored catheter and IV fluids. Next day prognosis Ivermectin poisoning via ingesting Daily Feed Through Wormer in horse manure and or ingesting left over grain/wormer in stalls at night!!!

I had NO IDEA the horse manure could be toxic. I remove feces from pastures everyday and of course the dogs ride in 4wheeler with me and once in a while I would catch them eating the manure. Its been 6 days now his organs show NO damage. He’s been taken off all support. He is eating and drinking and can stand to urinate. He can walk briefly then he starts to have tremors/shaking and wants to sit down. I’m hoping since everything has progressed for the better that eventually his Central Nervous System will recover enough so that he can have a normal life. Going to visit him today and possibly bring him home. I know that I’ll have to provide a lot of physical therapy so if anyone has any ideas I would great appreciate them.

Sorry to be so long winded but I hope through my experience another dog will not suffer and will have a chance to survive. Please tell anyone you know that has horses and uses daily wormers that the manure is toxic!

BTW the UF was absolutely wonderful!!! They let me stay in the Critical Care unit in the cage with my dog anytime I wanted. I was there off and on for 4 days and I never saw anything other than wonderful caring DR.s, students and techs!!! God Bless them all.

Thanks to Cindy in Florida for sharing her story! And thanks to the folks at the University of Florida Critical Care Unit! You rock!

Looking for a miracle. Dogs’ owner passed away suddenly.

isak — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 21:14:00 +0000

UPDATE: I received word today that HALF a miracle has happened: Sam, the Chesapeake Retriever, has been placed in a new home. However not Gracie. It’s sad that they could not go to a home together, but we must all do the best we can with what we have — people and animals alike. If only their owner had not passed away… a tragedy for all involved. But we can’t look back else we will miss an opportunity that is in front of us.

We continue to look for a home for Gracie — the lighter colored dog, the Yellow Lab, in the photo below. Please share her story.

I received this email today and want to share it with you and ask you to share it, too. Even if you just share a link to this message. Let’s find these babies a new home.
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Good afternoon and Happy Holidays from American Dog Rescue!

We are writing to see if you can help spread the word for these two precious dogs who so badly need our help. Gracie is a 10-year-old Yellow Lab and Sam is a 6-year-old Chesapeake Bay Retriever. They are docile, well behaved, housebroken and good with other animals.

These two were living happily with their owner and his daughter until one month ago, when they lost the only master they’ve ever known very suddenly to a heart attack.

The owner’s daughter is a minor and must move overseas with her grandparents very soon, making finding a home for these two an urgent priority. They are in the Dallas, Texas area. However, transportation could be arranged if we find a perfect fit to adopt them.

We need a miracle. Can you join us and post on your blog and social media pages, private networks or email lists? You can feel free to direct people with interest to http://Facebook.com/AmericanDogRescue or my email address or phone number if they have any further questions.

We badly wanted to create a Christmas Miracle for Sam and Gracie, but we’re not giving up! Thank you for helping us – sometimes it takes a village!

Yours Truly,

Monaica Ledell
Social Media Manager
American Dog Rescue
“A Home For Every Healthy Dog”
http://americandogrescue.org
http://facebook.com/americandogrescue
http://twitter.com/AHome4EveryDog
http://twitter.com/Buddy2TheRescue
(316) 207-3581

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Please SHARE their story. There is a place for them to live together. We just have to help them find it.

Prissy is looking for a new home

isak — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:50:56 +0000

UPDATE:Plans have changed on Prissy’s home front and she will be staying with her owner. In an email she told me, “It is [good news for me] and for Prissy. I was brought to tears every time I thought about giving her up.” This is the best and happiest ending to this story that I could have wished for. Congrats!

In October, a trucker was killed in a freak, but fiery crash on I-10 in Houston. This man was the son-in-law of Prissy’s owner. Her owner’s daughter was a couple months pregnant with their second child at the time. She is due to give birth in April and Prissy’s owner plans to be there with her, staying for a while.

The yard there is not fenced and Prissy’s owner is worried that Prissy will not get the attention she needs. So we are helping her look for a new home for Prissy.

Of Prissy, her owner writes,

She is 6 years only and I have had her since she was 5 months old. My daughter rescued her in Dallas and brought her to me. She had to have hip surgery 5 days after I got her and has done great.

She is Fox Terrier mix and weighs 13 pounds. She is very loving and likes sleeping with you.

She is potty pad trained, as I would not leave her out side when I was gone. She is up on all of her shots. I use Wellborn Vet Clinic.

She loves my grandsons; she has never bitten anyone but she does bark, a lot, at strangers and anyone who comes in my house until she gets to know them. She will jump in your lap after she gets use to you. She seems to bark more at men that anyone.

The vet said they weren’t sure if she was abused and that was what caused her hip injury or if she was born that way, but she was put out on the street at 5 months old and went into my daughter’s yard in Cedar Hill.

We are spreading the word to help Prissy find a new home. Currently, Prissy lives in College Station, TX. If you would like to know more about Prissy, you can call her owner, Charlene, after 6 pm at 979-219-8341.

And please help us by sharing her story with your friends and family so we can help this “wee one” find a new home.

A Foreclosure Dog Named Abby

isak — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 20:38:41 +0000

Meet Abby

She was given up by her family recently because of financial hardship: foreclosure and job loss. Currently, she is being fostered by the woman who is fostering Abby’s feline companions from the same household.

I cannot imagine what emotions must go into making the decision where the best you can do for your beloved pets is to give them up. These are often “family members” who have been part of the family unit for many years. How terrible this must be for the decision maker? And what must it be like for the pet?

Especially hard for me are the stories of those whose family was so desperate that they turned their pet in to a shelter believing that this was the best solution. In so many cases, this is a death sentence for the animal (you can read some of the reasons animals are killed in shelters here). So it becomes ever more important that we, as a community of pet lovers, step up to help out before a family member is destroyed simply because of family hardship. It’s just not their fault and they should not pay the ultimate cost of it.

That said, today I received the following email and I want to share it with you.

ABBY is a sweet ole gal of about 12 years old. She has short hair and she is a Terrier/Shepherd mix. She is a very sweet little female, and a very loving and wonderful companion. Abby weighs around 38 lbs. and has clean brown/black fur.

Abby’s people lost their home due to foreclosure and loss of jobs. They had to give up Abby and her 3 cat companions. Abby has been moved around a lot during the last couple months. She is very sweet and loving, but is confused about what is going on. Abby has been to the vet, is negative on heartworms and is spayed and had a dental cleaning. She is current on all shots and even had a complete blood panel which was excellent.

She spent her first night in her new and wonderful foster home last night. In bed with them! She is feeling better today and will gain confidence every day as we search for her forever home.

Please step up and adopt this sweet baby. If you cannot adopt her right now, please share her story with your friends and family because I know there is a place for her.

Breed: Terrier/Shepherd Mix
Location: Charlotte, NC
Sex: Female
Age: 12
Description: Hi, my name is Abby. My people had our home foreclosed out from under us. My Dad lost his job and we all had to go live somewhere else. I’ve lived several places now and I don’t understand really why. I am a very sweet doggie and only want to make my people who will adopt me happy. I’m a great companion. Can you please help contribute to my expenses so I will have a better chance of being adopted? Please contact my helper below if you can spare a few bucks for me or you are interested in learning more about me. Woof Woof!!
Contact: Melba Tarlton
Phone: 704-589-1505
Email: melbatarlton@yahoo.com

Download Abby’s flyer

UPDATE: I received word late this evening (Sept. 16, 2011) that Abby will be losing her foster home very soon. Her foster’s apartment complex has a 2-pet limit and Abby is #3. We are urgently seeking a new foster, or better yet, a forever home for Abby. Please help… adopt, foster or share her story to all your friends and family.

Can you help us return a stolen dog?

isak — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:34:41 +0000

In May 2010, Missy was stolen from her owner’s car in Tucson when they stopped at a gas station to ask for directions. In the more than a year that has past, her owner, Amber, has not stopped looking for her — regularly checking with the shelter, placing ads on Craigslist, etc.

Even after she returned to Nebraska, Amber kept looking for Missy.

Now there has been a break. Missy has been found. She is in the Pima Animal Care Center in Tucson, Arizona. Above is a photo of her as she looks now.

Time is of the essence. We are asking for everyone’s help. Is there a rescue or a kind soul who will step forward and pull Missy from the shelter?

Contact Amber at 402-601-7086 or via Facebook. Or comment on this post.

UPDATE: Amber and a friend are driving to Tucson to pick up Missy. We will update you as details become available. I wish them a safe journey and a happy reunion.

Got Room? …for a street dog?

isak — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 14:45:35 +0000

About eight weeks ago, Boomer was spotted walking down the street near North Main and I-45 in north Houston following a man who appeared homeless. A very pregnant woman just a couple weeks shy of giving birth stopped and asked the man about the dog. The man said he was taking Boomer to a friend who had a room to see if the friend could keep Boomer. The next day, the man appeared again with Boomer in tow. His friend was unable to keep Boomer and neither was he. He asked Marcia to please find him a good home.

Boomer got into her car and off he went to start his new life. His first stop was the vet’s office to get checked out. He had an infection, so the doctor prescribed a round of antibiotics for him. Once he completed his round of meds, he was scheduled to be neutered. Then back to the kind lady’s house to recoup.

The lady has given birth and with a new baby and the space limitations of a townhouse, she and her husband are now looking for a forever home for Boomer. He is a handsome young man about a year old. He still has lots of puppy energy and seems to have had little training. He is a bit rambunctious, but he listens.

He loves people and seems to get along well with other dogs. He hasn’t had any formal training — except he knows “sit,” so his manners are a bit rough, but he wants to please and is quick to learn.

If you have a fenced yard, time to train and some room in your heart for this guy, please call Lucy at 713-302-2433. She can tell you more about him. And please share his story.

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The wonder of a dog’s loyalty

isak — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 19:08:14 +0000

“Leao”, sits for a second consecutive day, next to the grave of her owner, Cristina Maria Cesario Santana, who died in the week’s catastrophic landslides in Brazil, at the cemetery in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janiero, on Jan. 15, 2011.

Photo: Vanderlei Almeida

Update: This baby is safe. She has been adopted by a friend of the woman who died.

When I look at this photo, I wonder:

. . . how did this dog and her companion become separated?

. . . what did they endure?

. . . how did one survive and one not?

. . . when did they become separated?

. . . how did they find each other again?

. . . how long will this dog mourn there on her grave?

. . . will she die of a lonely heart?

. . . will she be allowed to leave on her own?

. . . does her human companion know she is there?

This photo shows the closeness between two sentient beings that we all hope for in our lives. It’s pure and simple; it’s heartfelt. To me, this photo shows something wonderful about someone I never even knew.

Bless them both.

Can you love some more?

isak — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 03:25:58 +0000

With the millions of cats and dogs killed each year across the world, the question is “can you love some more?” Can you open your heart and your home to adopt another cat or dog?

More than sharing their stories and their photos, THEY NEED HOMES.

Will you step up?

Think how the numbers would change if everyone who says they are an animal lover adopted a cat or dog from a rescue or a shelter.

Think of the impact and the lives saved.

Please… think about it, then step up and love some more.

If you compare the number of animals killed in a community shelter to the city’s population of people, it requires only a small percentage of people to empty a shelter of it’s healthy, adoptable animals.

For example: say you live in a city where there are 285,000 people. And say the average family consists of four people. 285,000 divided by 4 = 71,250 families.

Say your local shelter kills 2500 animals in a year. 2500 animals divided by 71,250 families = .035. That number represents the percentage of households needed to save all the shelter animals euthanized in a year in our sample community. — 3.5% of the community’s households.

This sample was generated from the actual numbers for 2009 from an actual Canadian city.

Add another percentage and I bet the area rescues will be empty, too.

When you look at it that way, you can begin to get your head around how needless the killing really is.

Pet Food Pantries and Assistance Programs

isak — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 18:47:55 +0000

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Animal Friends Humane Society
240-B Johnston Street SE
Decatur, AL 35602
Phone: (256) 351-2347
Email: animalfriendshs@bellsouth.net

Website: http://www.animalfriendsinc.org/Animeals.html

Friends of Cats and Dogs Foundation
PO Box 130398
Birmingham, AL 35213
Email: webmaster@fcdf.org
Website: http://www.fcdf.org/

Greater Huntsville Humane Society
2812 Johnson Road
Huntsville, AL 35805
Phone: 256-881-8081
Email: ghhs@knology.net
Website: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/AL43.html

AK SPCA’s Pet-Food Pantry

Anchorage, AK 99518
Phone: (907) 562-2999
Email: info@alaskaspca.org
Website: http://www.alaskaspca.org/

Animal Guardian Network
4815 E Carefree Hwy
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
Phone: (602) 568-5636
Email: Info@AnimalGuardianNetwork.org
Website: https://www.animalguardiannetwork.org/

Lost Our Home Pet Foundation
16211 N. Scottsdale Rd
Suite A6A #276
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Phone: 602-230-4357
Website: http://www.lostourhome.org/

All About Labs Rescue
1623 Leander Dr
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: 501-333-2833
Email: info@allaboutlabs.org
Website: http://www.allaboutlabs.org/

For Pets’ Sake
PO Box 8081
Springdale, AR 72766
Phone: 479.927.1809
Email: forpetsake@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.for-pets-sake.org/

NAFA – Northeast Arkansans for Animals
233 N Gee Street
Jonesboro, AR 72401
Phone: 870-932-1955
Email: wanndat@fastdata.net
Website: http://www.nafarescue.org/animeals_-_animal_food_bank

Actors and Others for Animals
11523 Burbank Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91601
Phone: (818) 755-6045 or (818) 755-6323
Email: webmistress@wom-designs.com?subject=ActorsandOthers.com
Website: http://www.actorsandothers.com/

Bakersfield Pet Food Pantry
P.O. Box 82153
Bakersfield, CA 93380
Phone: 661-619-2029 (Cindy) or 661-316-8265 (Sherry)
Email: info@bakersfieldpetfoodpantry.org
Website: http://bakersfieldpetfoodpantry.org/

Contra Costa Humane Society
609 Gregory Lane
Suite 210
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Phone: (925) 279-2247
Email: animeals.cchs@sbcglobal.net
Website: http://www.cchumane.org/animeals.htm

Heather’s Pet Food Bank
2685 Chanticleer Avenue
Santa Cruz, CA 95065
Phone: (831) 465-5000
Website: http://www.santacruzspca.org/foodbank.html

Helen Woodward Animal Center
6461 El Apajo Road Rancho
Santa Fe, CA 92067
Phone: (858) 756-4117
Email: Animeals@animalcenter.org
Website: http://www.animalcenter.org/animeals/

North County Humane Society
Project KEPPT
2905 San Luis Rey Rd
Oceanside, CA 92058
Phone: 760-757-4357
Email: nchsinfo@nchumane.org
Website: http://www.nchumane.org/

PAWS San Diego County
4455 Euclid Avenue
San Diego, CA 92115
Phone: 619-297-7297
Email: info@pawssdc.org
Website: http://www.pawssdc.org/

PAWS/LA
1150 S. Hope Street
Suite A
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Phone: 213.741.1950
Email: info@pawsla.org
Website: http://www.pawsla.org/

Santa Cruz SPCA
2685 Chanticleer Ave
Santa Cruz, CA 95065
Phone: 831-465-5000
Email: nancy@santacruzspca.org
Website: http://www.santacruzspca.org/foodbank.html

SPCA Pet Food Bank for Monterey County
1002 Highway 68
Monterey, CA 93940
Phone: 831-373-2631 or 831-422-4721
Email: info@spcamc.org?subject=SPCA Pet Food Bank
Website: http://www.spcamc.org/pet-food-bank.htm

The Pet Food Bank
P.O.Box 3026
Seal Beach, CA 90740
Phone: 714-379-1456
Email: woof@thepetfoodbank.com
Website: http://www.thepetfoodbank.com/

Veterinary Street Outreach Services
San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium
1550 Bryant Street Suite 450
San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone: 415-355-2248
Email: vetsos@sfccc.org
Website: http://www.vetsos.org/

Molly Hubbard’s Cupboard

Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Phone: 719-217-6803
Email: mollyhubbardscupboard@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.mollyhubbardscupboard.com/

Pikes Peak Pet Pantry
PO Box 38554
Colorado Springs, CO 80937
Phone: 719-217-9528
Email: info@pikespeakpetpantry.org
Website: http://pikespeakpetpantry.org/

Branford Pet Pantry

Branford, CT 06405
Phone: 203-315-4125
Email: lburban@branford-ct.gov
Website: http://newhavenindependent.org/archives/2009/05/wanted_a_centra.php

East Haven Animal Shelter
183 Commerce Street
East Haven, CT 06512
Phone: 203-468-3249
Email: tashmoo5454@cs.com
Website: http://newhavenindependent.org/archives/2009/05/wanted_a_centra.php

Pet Partners of the Tri-State Berkshires

Berkshires, CT
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

The Fishes & Loaves Food Pantry
North Canaan Congregational Church
Route 44, 172 Lower Road
East Canaan, CT 06018
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

Delaware Humane Society
701 A Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
Phone: (302) 571-8171
Email: dowens@dehumane.org
Website: http://www.dehumane.org/

Faithful Friends
12-a Germay Drive
Wilmington, DE 19804
Phone: (302) 427-8514
Email: outreach@faithfulfriends.us
Website: http://www.faithfulfriends.us/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Central Florida Animal Pantry
7800 S. US HWY 17-92
STE 174
Fern Park, FL 32730
Phone: 321-252-2327
Email: HELP@animalpantry.org
Website: http://animalpantry.org/

Humane Society of Tampa Bay
3607 N Armenia Avenue
Tampa, FL 33607-1322
Phone: (813) 876-7138
Email: mmurray78@msn.com
Website: http://www.humanesocietytampa.org/services/food-assistance-program/

The Pet Project
1164 E. Oakland Park Blvd.
Suite 308
Oakland Park, FL 33334-2907
Phone: 954-568-5678
Email: info@petprojectforpets.org
Website: http://www.petprojectforpets.org/

Daffy’s Pet Soup Kitchen (Athens)

Athens, GA
Phone: 404-345-6821
Email: thesosclubofga@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.daffyspetsoupkitchen.com/

Daffy’s Pet Soup Kitchen (Austell)
2717 Jefferson St.
Inside
Austell, GA 30168
Phone: 770-944-0600
Email: thesosclubofga@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.daffyspetsoupkitchen.com/

Daffy’s Pet Soup Kitchen (Grant Park)
Park Avenue Baptist Church
486 Park Avenue SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone: 404-805-0883
Email: thesosclubofga@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.daffyspetsoupkitchen.com/

Daffy’s Pet Soup Kitchen (Lawrenceville)
2160 Oakland Industrial Ct
Suite 100
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
Phone: 404-345-6821
Email: thesosclubofga@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.daffyspetsoupkitchen.com/

P.A.L.S.
2115 Liddell Drive NE
Atlanta, GA 30324
Phone: 404-876-PALS
Email: palsatlanta@palsatlanta.org
Website: http://www.palsatlanta.org/

PAWS Atlanta
5287 Covington Highway
Decatur, GA 30035
Phone: 770-593-1155
Email: frontdesk@pawsatlanta.org
Website: http://www.pawsatlanta.org/

Save Our Pets Food Bank
1352 Middlesex Ave
Atlanta, GA 30306
Phone: 404-872-7708
Website: http://saveourpetsfoodbank.org/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Idaho Humane Society
4775 West Dorman Street
Boise, ID 83705-5086
Phone: (208) 342-3599
Website: http://www.idahohumanesociety.org/

Meridian Valley Humane Society
3401 N Ten Mile Rd
Meridian, ID 83646
Phone: 208-794-0944
Email: meridiananimalshelter@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.meridianvalleyhumanesociety.com/

Animal Welfare League
10305 Southwest Highway
Chicago Ridge, IL 60415
Phone: 708-636-8586
Email: info@animalwelfareleague.com
Website: http://animalwelfareleague.com/

B.C. Dog Training Club, LLC
920 Turret Road
Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: (847) 566-1960
Email: Dobes8@aol.com
Website: http://www.bcdogtraining.com/

Bark and Purr Pet Pantry
1307 Derby St.
Pekin, IL 61554
Phone: 309-620-2136
Website: http://www.pekintimes.com/news/x1194161112/Charity-gives-out-first-round-of-pet-food-donations

PAWS Chicago
1997 N. Clybourn Ave.
Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: 773-475-9426
Website: http://www.pawschicago.org/

Red Door Animal Shelter
2410 W. Lunt
Chicago, IL 60645
Phone: (773)764-2242
Email: info@RedDoorShelter.org
Website: http://www.reddoorshelter.org/about.html

The Tree House Humane Society
1212 West Carmen Avenue
Chicago, IL 60640-2999
Phone: 773-784-5488
Email: info@treehouseanimals.org
Website: http://www.treehouseanimals.org/

Young at Heart
PO Box 1293
Palatine, IL 60047
Phone: 847.529.2025
Website: http://www.yahpetrescue.com/community/ninaspantry.html

Brown County Humane Society
128 S State Road 135
Nashville, IN 47448
Phone: 812-988-7362
Email: shelter@bchumane.org
Website: http://www.bchumane.org/about/services/food.html

Humane Society of Indianapolis
7929 Michigan Rd
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 317.872.5650
Email: customerservice@indyhumane.org
Website: http://www.indyhumane.org/

Vanderburgh County Humane Society
400 Millner Industrial Drive
Evansville, IN 47710
Phone: 812-426-2563
Email: info@vhslifesaver.org
Website: http://www.vhslifesaver.org/

Pet Project Midwest
2200 NW 159th Street
Ste. 400, PMB 310
Clive, IA 50325
Phone: 877-570-PETS (7387)
Email: info@thepetprojectmidwest.org
Website: http://thepetprojectmidwest.org/

CAART Pet Food Pantry
c/o Topeka Community Foundation
5431 SW 29th Street, Suite 300
Topeka, KS 66614
Phone: 785-925-3678
Email: caart999@live.com
Website: http://shawneecaart.org/petfoodpantry.htm

El Dorado Animal Clinic
Attn: Kathy Daily
111 E. Locust
El Dorado, KS 67042
Phone: (316) 321-1050
Email: El Dorado Animal Clinic
Website: http://www.eldoradotimes.com/news/x1431152987/Local-veterinary-clinics-to-sponsor-pet-food-bank

Northland Pet Pantry

Kansas City, KS
Email: NAWShelpspets@yahoo.com
Website: http://pcnaws.com/northlandpetpantry.aspx

Spay Neuter Kansas City
1116 E. 59th Street
(NE Corner 59th and Troost)
Kansas City, KS 64141
Phone: 816-353-0940
Email: spayandneuterkc@aol.com
Website: http://www.snkc.net/

HOPE for Pets, Inc
218 Red Cardinal Drive
Mt Washington, KY 40047
Phone: 502-955-3586
Email: info@hopeforpets.org
Website: http://www.hopeforpets.org/

The FIX Foundation
2132 Kenneth Utley Dr
Next to Simpson County Animal Shelter
Franklin, KY 42134
Phone: 270-586-6600
Email: thefixfoundation@gmail.com
Website: http://www.thefixfoundation.org/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Footprints Food Pantry
P.O. Box 246
37 Old Post Road
Kittery, ME 03904
Phone: 207 439-4673

York Community Food Pantry
Woodbridge Road (Behind old Fazio’s Restaurant)
York, ME 03909
Phone: 207-351-1928
Email: nanef@comcast.net
Website: http://www.keysregion.org/PetFoodPantry.htm

Frederick County Humane Society
217 West Patrick St. ( two doors up from Mick ’s Restaurant.)
Frederick, MD 21701
Phone: 301-694-8300
Website: http://www.fchs.org/programs%20and%20services/petfoodbank.html

Adams Friends of Animals

Adams, MA
Website: http://adamsfriendsofanimals.org/about/

Berkshire Community Action Council
8 Castle Street
Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

Berkshire Humane Society
214 Barker Road
Pittsfield, MA 01201
Phone: 413-447-7878
Website: http://berkshirehumane.org/pet-food-bank/

Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society
P.O. Box 6307
Springfield, MA 01101
Phone: 413-781-4000
Email: info@dpvhs.org
Website: http://dpvhs.org/help/petfood.php

Dog Days Cafe
64 Summer Street
Adams, MA 01220
Phone: 413-743-7600
Website: http://adamsfriendsofanimals.org/about/

For The Love Of A Pet, Inc

Cape Cod, MA
Website: http://www.fortheloveofapet.org/

Mill River Store
10 Great Barrington Rd
Mill River, MA 01244
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

People’s Pantry
P.O. Box 1115
Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

Pet Partners of the Tri-State Berkshires

Berkshires, MA
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

The Pet Pantry
P.O. Box 333
Easton, MA 02334
Email: director@helpfeedpets.org
Website: http://helpfeedpets.org/

Cascades Humane Society
1515 Carmen Drive
Jackson, MI 49202
Phone: 517-787-PETS
Email: DCarmody@chspets.org
Website: http://www.cascadeshumanesociety.org/programs/index.html

Furry Friends Food Pantry
665 136th Ave
Holland, MI 49424
Phone: 616-399-5160
Email: furryfriendsfoodpantry@yahoo.com

Humane Society of Kent County
Kibble Konnection Program
3077 Wilson NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49534
Phone: (616) 453-8900
Email: humane@hskc.org
Website: http://www.hskc.org/we-help-pca.htm

Humane Society of Midland County
PO Box 1034
Midland, MI 48641-1034
Phone: 989-948-8804
Email: info@hsomc.org
Website: http://www.hsomc.org/

K9 Resque
6530 Briggeman Rd
St. Clair, MI 48079
Phone: 810-329-1002
Email: kibbles@k9resque.org
Website: http://www.k9resque.org/

P.A.W.S. Pet Food Bank

Metro Detroit & Surrounding Areas, MI
Phone: 734-629-3837
Email: petfood@pawsofmichigan.com
Website: http://www.pawsofmichigan.com/About.html

Pet Pantry of Michigan
1202 Shettler Rd.
Muskegon, MI 49444
Phone: 231-747-6986
Email: petpantry2009@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.petpantrymi.org/

Waggin’ Tails Dog Rescue
Full Bowls, Full Bellies Pet Food Program
Throughout the western suburbs of Detroit
Northville, MI 48167
Phone: 248-788-7050
Email: FullBowlsFullBellies@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.waggintailsdogrescue.org/foodprogram.html

Wishbone Pet Rescue, Inc
P.O. B0x 776
Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone: (800) 475-0776
Email: food@wishbonepetrescue.com
Website: http://www.wishbonepetrescue.com/wpr/foodpantry.html

Northeast Community Lutheran Church
Companion Animal Ministry: For People & Their Pets
13th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Phone: 612-788-2444
Website: http://www.neclchurch.org/outreach.aspx

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Northland Pet Pantry
PO Box 981
Smithville, MO 64089-0981
Phone: 816-272-8508
Email: info@northlandpetpantry.com
Website: http://www.northlandpetpantry.com/

Northland Pet Pantry

Kansas City, MO
Email: NAWShelpspets@yahoo.com
Website: http://pcnaws.com/northlandpetpantry.aspx

Spay Neuter Kansas City
1116 E. 59th Street
(NE Corner 59th and Troost)
Kansas City, MO 64141
Phone: 816-353-0940
Email: spayandneuterkc@aol.com
Website: http://www.snkc.net/

360 Pet Medical
1104 East Main Street
Bozeman, MT 59715-3848
Phone: (406) 551-2360
Email: info@360petmedical.com
Website: http://www.360petmedical.com/

Gallatin Valley Food Bank
602 Bond St
Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: (406) 586-7600
Email: info@gallatinvalleyfoodbank.org
Website: http://www.gallatinvalleyfoodbank.org/

Kootenai Pets for Life, Inc
P.O. Box 1454
Libby, MT 59923
Phone: 406-295-5735
Email: kootenaipetsforlife@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.montanapets.org/kpfl/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Feeding Pets of the Homeless

Carson City, NV
Website: http://www.petsofhomeless.org/

Cocheco Valley Humane Society
262 County Farm Road
Dover, NH 03820
Phone: 603-749-5322 x105
Email: cvhs@cvhsonline.org
Website: http://www.cochecovalleyhumanesoc.org/PetFood.cfm

Manchester Animal Shelter
490 Dunbarton Road
Manchester, NH 03102
Phone: (603) 628-3544
Email: info@manchesteranimalshelter.org
Website: http://www.manchesteranimalshelter.org/community.htm

New Hampshire Human Society
1305 Meredith Center Rd
Laconia, NH 03246
Phone: 603-524-3252
Email: questions@nhhumane.org
Website: http://www.nhhumane.org/

Animal Alliance of New Jersey
Post Office Box 1285
Belle Meade, NJ 08502
Phone: 609-818-1952
Email: animalalliance@comcast.net
Website: http://www.animalalliancenj.org/

Oakland Animal Hospital
The Oakland Animal Food Bank
86 Ramapo Valley Road
Oakland, NJ 07436
Phone: 201-337-7090
Email: info@oaklandah.com
Website: http://www.oaklandah.com/community.php

ACTion Programs for Animals (APA)
P.O. Box 125
PO Box 125, NM 88004
Phone: 575-644-0505
Email: actionprogramsforanimals@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.actionprogramsforanimals.org/pet_food_bank

Deming Animal Guardians
PO Box 1275
Deming, NM 88031
Phone: 575-546-9242 or 575-544-2209
Email: pdanser@mail.swnm.com
Website: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NM37.html

Española Valley Humane Society
“Helping Paws” Pet Pantry
108 Hamm Parkway
Española, NM 87532
Phone: 505-753-8662
Email: evalley@cybermesa.com
Website: http://www.evalleyshelter.org/taxonomy/term/1

Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society
100 Caja Del Rio Road
Santa Fe, NM 87507
Phone: (505) 983-4309 x280
Email: bhutchison@sfhumanesociety.org
Website: http://www.sfhumanesociety.org/

The Storehouse Food Pantry
106 Broadway Blvd. SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone: (505) 842-6491
Email: Info@TheStorehouseAbq.org
Website: http://www.thestorehouseabq.org/

All About Labs Rescue
149 West 10 Street
New York, NY 10014
Phone: 501-333-2833
Email: info@allaboutlabs.org
Website: http://www.allaboutlabs.org/

Buffalo Companion Animal Network
201 Norwalk Ave
Buffalo, NY 14216
Phone: 716-602-7169
Website: http://bflocan.org/animeals.html

Buffalo Companion Animal Network
37 Chandler St
Buffalo, NY 14207
Phone: 716-602-7169
Website: http://www.bflocan.org/

Buffalo Companion Animal Network
Animeals Program
201 Norwalk
Buffalo, NY 14216
Phone: 716-447-9699 (Rosanne) or 716-491-0306 (Pam)
Website: http://www.bflocan.org/animeals.html

Hillsdale Food Pantry

Hillsdale, NY
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

Humane Society of Greater Rochester
Lollypop Farm
99 Victor Road
Fairport, NY 14450
Phone: 585-223-1330
Email: info@Lollypop.org
Website: http://www.lollypop.org/

Long Island Cares Food Bank
10 Davids Drive
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Phone: (631) 582-FOOD
Website: http://www.licares.org/General/About_LIC/About_Us.htm

Millerton Food Pantry

Millerton, NY
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

PAWS of the Albany Damien Center
12 S. Lake Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
Phone: 518-944-3223
Email: info@pawsnycapitalregion.org
Website: http://www.pawsnycapitalregion.org/

Pet Partners of the Tri-State Berkshires

Berkshires, NY
Phone: 413-229-8579 (Bette) or 518-781-0362 (Faith)
Website: http://safepetpartners.org/petpartners.html

Charlotte Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control
8315 Byrum Drive
Charlotte, NC 28217
Phone: 704-336-7600
Email: mknicely@cmpd.org
Website: http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/Animal+Control/PetFoodBank.htm

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Angels For Animals
4750 West South Range Road
Canfield, OH 44406
Phone: 330-549-1111
Email: info@angelsforanimals.org
Website: http://www.angelsforanimals.org/

Fairfield County CARES
PO Box 844
Lancaster, OH 43130
Phone: 740-654-5000
Website: http://www.fairfieldcountycares.org/

Humane Ohio
3131 Tremainsville Road
Toledo, OH 43613
Phone: 419-242-7401
Email: clinic@humaneohio.org
Website: http://www.humaneohio.org/petfoodbank.htm

Lutheran Social Services Choice Food Pantry
1460 S. Champion Avenue
Columbus, OH 43206-3072
Phone: (614) 443-5130
Website: http://www.lssco.org/lsspantry.html

Paws Pantry
P.O. Box 475
Madison, OH 44057
Phone: 440-823-0486
Email: pawspantry@windstream.net
Website: http://site.peoplecarepetpantry.com/Donations.php

People Care Pet Pantry
2994 Sandy Lake Rd
Ravenna, OH 44266
Phone: 330-389-5116
Email: Rene@peoplecarepetpantry.com
Website: http://site.peoplecarepetpantry.com/

Rascal Charities, Inc
6365 Old Avery Rd
Ste 9
Dublin, OH 43016
Phone: 614-791-7729
Email: petfoodpantry@rascalunit.org
Website: http://www.rascalunit.org/Rascal_Charities/Pet_Food_Pantry.html

The Butler County Animal Friends Humane Society
1820 Princeton Road
Hamilton, OH 45011
Phone: (513) 867-5727
Email: animalfriendshs@butlercountyohio.org
Website: http://www.animalfriendshs.org/

Your County Cares
PO Box 493
Adelphi, OH 43101
Phone: (614) 537-9890
Email: information@yourcountycares.org
Website: http://www.yourcountycares.org/

currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

CAT ADOPTION TEAM
14175 SW Galbreath Dr.,
Sherwood, OR
(503) 925-8903 (for directions only please)
Website:http://catadoptionteam.org/programs-resources/cat-food-bank/

Oregon Humane Society
PO Box 11364
Portland, OR 97211-0364
Phone: (503) 285-7722
Website: http://www.oregonhumane.org/

The PONGO Fund
Portland, OR
Website: http://www.thepongofund.org

SALVATION ARMY
Adult Rehabilitation Center
139 S.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Portland, OR 97214
503-235-4192
gives out up to 2 bags of pet food per person before 11AM each day.
Contact store for details.

Animal Friends
562 Camp Horne Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Phone: 412-847-7000
Email: speak@ThinkingOutsideTheCage.org
Website: http://www.thinkingoutsidethecage.org/

ANNA Shelter
1555 East 10th Street
Erie, PA 16511
Phone: 814-451-0230
Email: staff@theannashelter.com
Website: http://www.theannashelter.com/

Humane Society of Harrisburg
7790 Grayson Road
Harrisburg, PA 17111
Phone: (717) 564-3320
Email: amyk@humanesocietyhbg.org
Website: http://www.humanesocietyhbg.org/index.php?pr=Crisis_Assistance

Pet Pantry of Centre County
PO Box 5159
Pleasant Gap, PA 16823
Phone: 814-441-5796
Email: PetPantryCentreCo@gmail.com
Website: http://petpantry.yolasite.com/

Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
1101 Western Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
Phone: 412-321-4625
Email: linda.feitl@wpahumane.org
Website: http://www.wpahumane.org/foodpantry.html

York County Food Bank Inc
254 West Princess Street
York, PA 17401
Phone: 717-846-6435
Website: http://www.yorkfoodbank.org/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Charleston Animal Society
Lowcountry Pet Food Bank
2455 Remount Road
N. Charleston, SC 29405
Phone: (843) 747-4849
Email: info@charlestonanimalsociety.org
Website: http://www.charlestonanimalsociety.org/

Pet Helpers
1447 Folly Road
Charleston, SC 29412
Phone: 843.795.1110
Email: office@pethelpers.org
Website: http://www.pethelpers.org/

Project Pet: Pet Soup
P.O. Box 1777
Columbia, SC 29202
Phone: 803-407-0991
Email: jfrazier-scott@projectpet.com
Website: http://www.supportprojectpet.com/site/PageNavigator/PetSoup

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Fayette County Animal Rescue
595 Clement Drive
Rossville, TN 38066
Phone: 901-854-2565
Email: fayettefcar@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.fayettefcar.com/

Helping Paws Pet Food Bank
1005 East Broadway
Maryville, TN 37804
Phone: 865-233-3739
Website: http://www.blountcountyhumanesociety.org/

Nashville Humane Association’s Community Pet Food Bank
213 Oceola Ave
(behind Sprints Furniture/White Bridge Rd)
Nashville, TN 37209
Phone: (615) 352-1010
Website: http://www.nashvillehumane.org/

Southern Alliance for Animal Welfare
P. O. Box 23535
Nashville, TN 37202
Phone: 615-474-8390
Email: laurie@fixyourpet.org OR fixapet@hotmail.com

The FIX Foundation
2132 Kenneth Utley Dr
Next to Simpson County KY Animal Shelter
Franklin, KY, TN 42134
Phone: 270-586-6600
Email: thefixfoundation@gmail.com
Website: http://www.thefixfoundation.org/

Young-Williams Animal Center
3201 Division Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
Phone: 865-215-6599
Website: http://www.knoxpets.org/

Helotes Humane Society
P.O. Box 908
Helotes, TX 78023
Phone: 210-591-0293
Email: hhspetfoodbank@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.hhsanimals.org/petfoodbank.asp

Humane Society of Bexar County
P.O. Box 290639
San Antonio, TX 78280
Phone: 210-226-7461
Email: crosenthal@humanesocietyspca.org
Website: http://www.humanesocietyspca.org/

Kritter Kupboard
Pet Pals of Texas
9834 Meadow Branch
Converse, TX 78109
Phone: 210-658-8821
Email: petpalsoftexas@aol.com
Website: http://www.petpalsoftexas.org/

North Texas Food Bank
4500 S. Cockrell Hill Road
Dallas, TX 75236 – 2028
Phone: 214.331.4104
Email: info@ntfb.org
Website: http://www.ntfb.org/gi_1008.cfm

P.A.L.S. of Central Texas
P.O. Box 401
San Marcos, TX 78667
Phone: 512-754-PALS
Email: sunket77@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.preventalitter.com/

Pet Pals of Texas
9834 Meadow Branch
Converse, TX 78109
Phone: (210) 658-8821
Email: petpalsoftexas@aol.com
Website: http://www.petpalsoftexas.org/

Rescued Pet Adoption League
RPAL Pet Discount Store & Food Bank
150 W Quitman
Alba, TX 75410
Phone: 888-473-7725
Email: webmaster@r-pal.org
Website: http://www.r-pal.org/rpal_ecommerce_website_010.htm

S.P.C.A. of Polk County, Texas
3731 Hwy 190 W.
Livingston, TX 77351
Phone: 936-967-2287
Email: spcaofpolkcounty@spcaofpolkcounty.org
Website: http://www.spcaofpolkcounty.org/

The Canyon Lake Animal Shelter Society, (C.L.A.S.S.)
2170 Old Sattler Rd
Canyon Lake, TX 78133
Phone: (830) 899-2527
Email: Pets@gvtc.com
Website: http://www.gvtc.com/~pets/programs.htm

The Pet Food Bank of Austin and Travis County

Austin / Travis County, TX
Phone: (512) 288-4480 or (512)453-7737
Email: jasper@sysmatrix.net
Website: http://www.greyhoundrescueaustin.com/gra/index.php

Valley Animal Medical Foundation
3772 Elm Bottom Circle
Aubrey, TX 76227
Phone: (760) 275-3164
Website: http://www.vamf.org/

Humane Society of Moab Valley
PO Box 1188
Moab, UT 84532
Phone: 435-259-4862
Website: http://www.moabpets.org/

We currently do not have any programs listed for this state.

Botetourt Food Pantry
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Corner of Roanoke and Herndon Streets
Fincastle, VA 24090
Phone: 540-473-2370
Email: smecadmin@ntelos.net
Website: http://www.stmarksfincastle.org/3_2_1.htm

Humane Society of Fairfax County
4057 Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703-385-7387
Email: pets@hsfc.org
Website: http://www.hsfc.org/

Isle of Wight Animal Control
Traylor Pet Food Bank
13100 Poorhouse Road
Isle of Wight, VA 23397
Phone: 757-365-6318
Email: IOWAC301@aol.com
Website: http://www.co.isle-of-wight.va.us/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=84

Manassas City Animal Adoption Center
10039 Dean Drive
Manassas, VA 20110
Phone: 703-257-2420
Email: animalshelter@ci.manassas.va.us
Website: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/manassasanimaladoptioncenter.html

Manna Ministries Food Bank
229 Walnut Avenue
Vinton, VA 24179
Phone: 540-342-3968
Email: outreach@parkwayroanoke.com
Website: http://www.parkwayroanoke.com/index.php?pageType=sub&pageID=155

Meals on Wheels
LOA Area Agency on Aging
706 Campbell Avenue, S.W.
Roanoke, VA 24016
Phone: 540-345-0451
Website: http://www.loaa.org/mealsonwheels.html

Roanoke Valley SPCA
1340 Baldwin Ave., N.E
Roanoke, VA 24012
Phone: 540-344-4840
Website: http://www.rvspca.org/announcements/index.php

The Holly Help Memorial Spay Fund
P. O. Box 1264
Bristol, VA 24203
Phone: 276-466-5375
Website: http://www.hollyhelp.org/programs.html

The Prince William SPCA
PO Box 6631
Woodbridge, VA 22195
Phone: 571-222-0033
Email: pwspca@pwspca.org
Website: http://www.pwspca.org/

Virginia Beach SPCA
3040 Holland Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23453
Phone: 757-427-0070
Email: info@vbspca.com
Website: http://vbspca.com/

Voices for Animals
PO Box 4466
Charlottesville, VA 22905
Phone: 434-979-1200
Email: info@voicesforanimals.org
Website: http://www.voicesforanimals.org/

Baker Creek Shelter
Whatcom Humane Society
1661 Baker Creek Place
Bellingham, WA 98226
Phone: (360) 733-2080
Email: director@whatcomhumane.org
Website: http://www.whatcomhumane.org/php/index.php?outreach

Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County
2608 Center Street
Tacoma, WA 98409
Phone: (253) 383-2733
Website: http://www.thehumanesociety.org/pet_owners_resources.php#foodbank

Seattle Humane Society
13212 SE Eastgate Way
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone: (425) 649-7566
Email: Maureen@seattlehumane.org
Website: http://www.seattlehumane.org/services/services/lowincome-senior

Williamson Way Shelter
Whatcom Humane Society
3710 Williamson Way
Bellingham, WA 98226
Phone: (360) 733-2080
Email: director@whatcomhumane.org
Website: http://www.whatcomhumane.org/php/index.php?outreach

The Pet Pantry
113 Lincoln Avenue
West Union, WV 26456
Phone: 304-873-3500
Website: http://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Union-WV/Doddridge-County-Pet-Food-Pantry/96035035387

Metro Animal Hospital
1699 Schofield Avenue
Schofield, WI 54476
Phone: (715) 241-7387
Website: http://www.wjfw.com/print_story.html?SKU=20091222085622

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