- November 22, 2024
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Lynn Myers (right) provides three bags of pet food to a food bank recipient. Photo Courtesy of FHS
April, 34997329, a 2-year-old female terrier mix, is available for adoption at Flagler Humane Society. Photo courtesy of FHS
Mack, 34712940, an 8-month-old male Labrador mix, is available for adoption at Flagler Humane Society. Photo courtesy of FHS
Rosealee, 34092355, a 3-year-old female cat, is available for adoption at Flagler Humane Society. Photo courtesy of FHS
Tomahawk, 34411389, a 3-year-old female cat, is available for adoption at Flagler Humane Society. Photo courtesy of FHS
“Our goal is to keep pets with their families,” Flagler Humane Society Executive Director Amy Carotenuto said.
To that end, the FHS runs a pet food bank for those pet owners who might find themselves in unexpected and temporary financial problems.
The FHS added the food bank to their community outreach services more than two years ago, when Sharon O’Brien, director of Kibbles Kitchen moved out of the area.
The outreach program is directed is for qualified residents who need short-term, up to six months, assistance in order to care for their pets.
To qualify a pet owner must:
