North County Humane Society & SPCA (NCHS) is hosting a holiday food and blanket drive to benefit animals who are without homes. NCHS is asking the public to remember the hundreds of homeless and abandoned dogs, cats and rabbits who will be spending this holiday season at the shelter. By donating a gift of food, blankets, or towels to a homeless animal in need, people can make this holiday season a little brighter for a furry friend.
"Donations of canned cat or dog food will help us save the lives of thousands of animals and help make their holiday season a little brighter," said Julie Bank, NCHS executive director. "When you buy one can of food for your pet, consider buying a second one to give to NCHS."
Donated pet food feeds the thousands of animals that come through the shelter doors and supports the NCHS foster care program that cares for orphaned or injured pets. NCHS also accepts donations of old blankets, towels and newspapers to help keep the animals comfortable and warm as Jack Frost cools the air.
"Donations of canned cat or dog food will help us save the lives of thousands of animals and help make their holiday season a little brighter," said Julie Bank, NCHS executive director. "When you buy one can of food for your pet, consider buying a second one to give to NCHS."
Donated pet food feeds the thousands of animals that come through the shelter doors and supports the NCHS foster care program that cares for orphaned or injured pets. NCHS also accepts donations of old blankets, towels and newspapers to help keep the animals comfortable and warm as Jack Frost cools the air.