Pet food drive to benefit senior and low income pet owners

To support local pet owners, and to prevent owners from relinquishing their companions to animal shelters because of their inability to afford to feed them, Dog Spaw 2 Hour Grooms will host our a holiday pet food drive.

November 27, 2013 3:47 pm

To support local pet owners, and to prevent owners from relinquishing their companions to animal shelters because of their inability to afford to feed them, Dog Spaw 2 Hour Grooms will host our a holiday pet food drive.

All donations received will benefit the Seattle Humane Society’s Senior/Low Income Program.

Donation barrels will be located at both Dog Spaw 2 Hour Groom’s salons: 23914 SE Kent Kangley Rd., Maple Valley and 15423 SE 272nd St., Kent.

Dog Spaw will accept donations through Dec. 24.

On a monthly basis Seattle SPCA collects over four tons of pet food from various community groups, businesses and private citizens. This pet food is then distributed to over seven hundred and fifty qualifying Senior/Low Income clients, providing food to twelve hundred pets in the King County area.