Pet Food Bank

This place does discriminate against people who don't have their dogs spaid and neutered even if they are getting a companion license. Don't come here if you don't want to get looked at like your evil for not having your pet spaid. I felt so judged and discriminated against because they said I can't get food there if my dogs weren't spaid. You have to have proof of spay and neuter to go here and they won't hesitate to single you out if you don't have it. This is discrimination at its finest.

This place is fantastic and a God send. The people are very friendly and eager to help. May God bless them.

I love the idea of this, not only humans go hungry. The whole process is a little much, your dog or cat has to be spayed or neutered. So they will deny an animal food. It's crazy! You are going there for free pet food obviously you don't haxe money for a vet bill.

good in theory, and Im glad this place exists. but idk they have unusual requirements; they always ask for member card and proof of income and then an amount of pocket change for the supplies (change needed for laundry for many people in need of food pantries in the first place). And being only open for a few hours one day a week is pretty inconvenient. and I know its probably mostly volunteer- run and not greatly funded, so im not trying to be overly critical. But its weird to be asked for pay stubs and $1 at a food pantry.

There when I really needed them the most. Friendly Shure they ask for a little change but it helps the cause. Besides you most likely couldn't buy dog food and cat food for that little change at Walmart or PetSmart. And it's putting food in your beloved pet. So I just want to say God bless each and every person who gives there time to help us less fortunate pet owners. And THANK YOU FROM SCRUBS FOR PUTTING FOOD IN MY BELLY YUM YUM.