Draft:Puppy Food Bank
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(Puppy Food Bank) is... (description) Puppy Food Bank is a nonprofit organization based in San Antonio, Texas, established in 2022. It functions as a virtual pet food bank, supplying food to select "no-kill" rescue shelters and foster families. In April 2024, the organization expanded its operations nationally, providing pet food to a variety of organizations to help lessen financial strains on shelters and foster homes.[1]
Mission The mission of Puppy Food Bank is to assist "no-kill" rescues, shelters, and foster families by supplying necessary pet food. The organization aims to reduce euthanasia rates by ensuring that these groups have the resources needed to care for and rehome animals.[2]
History Puppy Food Bank was founded by Bob and Peggy Wills, who have a background in pet advocacy, to address the increasing need for food support among no-kill rescues. Initially, it was launched in San Antonio, Texas, where over 91,000 pounds of pet food were distributed to 19 local rescues during its first year. By 2024, the organization had expanded to serve over 30 rescues across nine states.[3]
Background The United States, especially Texas, is experiencing a pet overpopulation issue, with millions of dogs and cats entering shelters annually. This has led to overcrowding and resource shortages. Pet food costs are a significant challenge for shelters, often affecting the number of animals they can support.[4] Principles Puppy Food Bank operates under the following principles: • Access to food should not be a barrier for rescues supporting homeless animals. • Advocacy for animals without representation is crucial. • Healthy, adoptable animals should not face euthanasia due to a lack of resources.[5]
References
[edit]1. Fox San Antonio. "Texas Charity Puppy Food Bank Has Gone National, Feeding Pets Across America." Fox San Antonio, https://foxsanantonio.com/newsletter-daily/texas-charity-puppy-food-bank-has-gone-national-feeding-pets-across-america-animalls-dog-cats-pets-donate-charity-local-near-me. Accessed [11/12/24]. 2. PR Newswire. "Puppy Food Bank Announces National Expansion in 2024." PR Newswire, https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/puppy-food-bank-announces-national-expansion-in-2024-302097721.html. Accessed [11/12/24]. 3. Community Impact. "Puppy Food Bank in San Antonio to Launch in January." Community Impact North San Antonio, https://communityimpact.com/san-antonio/north-san-antonio/nonprofit/2022/12/19/puppy-food-bank-in-san-antonio-to-launch-in-january/. Accessed [11/12/24]. 4. Shelter Animals Count. "Statistics." Shelter Animals Count, https://www.shelteranimalscount.org/stats. Accessed [11/12/24]. 5. Puppy Food Bank. "About." Puppy Food Bank, https://puppyfoodbank.org/about. Accessed [11/12/24].
External links
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- ^ https://foxsanantonio.com/newsletter-daily/texas-charity-puppy-food-bank-has-gone-national-feeding-pets-across-america-animalls-dog-cats-pets-donate-charity-local-near-me
- ^ https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/puppy-food-bank-announces-national-expansion-in-2024-302097721.html
- ^ https://communityimpact.com/san-antonio/north-san-antonio/nonprofit/2022/12/19/puppy-food-bank-in-san-antonio-to-launch-in-january/
- ^ https://www.shelteranimalscount.org/stats
- ^ https://puppyfoodbank.org/about