Provides a pet food pantry as a temporary source of pet food. Pantry is mostly stocked with dry dog and cat food, as well as dog and cat treats. At times, the pantry may have cat litter, cat and dog toys, and canned dog and cat food - but not always. Pet food pantry is run off donated food from the public. Cannot guarantee that food is always available or that a specific choice of pet food brands will be available.

Offers a pet food pantry for short term assistance.

Provides cat and dog food to individuals who are at risk of not being able to feed their pet. Availability varies based on donations.

Accepts donations of pet food. Provides pet food to those in need as available.

The Food Pantry provides pet food.

Provides one gallon bags of dog food and cat food to those in need.

Provides dry dog and cat food to Lorain County residents in need.

Provides a pantry of Purina dog, cat, puppy, and kitten food. Treats, wet food, and gently-used pet supplies provided when available.

Provides a Pet Food Pantry.

Provides free fresh produce and pet food.

Provides food, pet food and houshold supplies by donations from three churches that participate.

Provide free carry out meals daily at dining hall location to anyone in need.

Provides temporary assistance to residents of Medina County who need help feeding their pets. Each request for assistance is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

Provide free carry out meals daily at dining hall location to anyone in need.

Provides a pet food pantry (cat food, dog food, kitty litter) to those in need.

Providing emergency pet food (cat and dog) for those who are currently struggling financially.

We offer many volunteer opportunities for those looking to enrich the lives of older adults, either through direct interaction, such as calling Bingo, or indirect support, such as maintaining the flower beds. Our Volunteer Coordinator can also connect folks with other volunteer opportunities within the community. Depending on the work being done, potential volunteers may be subject to a background check.

If you are a Licking County resident and are in need of food for your K-9 friend, you can apply online for assistance. A representative of the shelter will be in contact with you. Please note that the program is intended to assist short term. If you are still experiencing financial difficulty you will need to reapply, and Licking County Dog Wardens Office will determine whether or not additional assistance will be provided.

May have some pet food/supplies available on a limited basis. *Only one adult may shop for the family, no children are allowed in the shopping area *Clients may visit the pantry once a week

Fairfield County 211 partners with organizations in the community to act as a central intake point for some services. These programs are not listed online as they require a 211 referral. Call 211 to find out more about additional services that may be available including: *Food Pantries *Formula/Baby Food *Diapers *Taxable/Personal Care Items *Pet Food

Provides a pet food giveaway to Veterans in need of food for their companion animals.