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PAWPantry Pet Food Assistance

To help pets and their people stay together and support our pet-loving community, the Sacramento SPCA provides free pet food to low-income qualifying families who can’t afford food for their household pets.

The PAWPantry program is available to applicants who have been approved by the Sacramento SPCA for a scheduled pick-up based on their enrollment in one of the following income assistance programs:

  • California Advantage (EBT)
  • Medi-Cal
  • SMUD Energy Assistance
  • PGE Energy Assistance

Applications for 2024 are closed. More information about 2025 application openings coming in the fall!

 

For additional pet food resources in our area, please click here: Sacramento Pet Food Assistance Resources

 

THANK YOU TO OUR MAY 2024 PAWPANTRY SPONSORS

 

Mark M. Glickman

Bob & Patty Braun

Pet Food Express

Phillips Pet Food

This monthly listing recognizes individuals and businesses who have donated $250 or more.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the PawPantry by making a monetary gift or providing in-kind supplies/food to ensure the PawPantry is available to our community. 

To make a donation, click the button below and select PAWPantry from the dropdown menu. Or, please mail a check to:

Sacramento SPCA
Attn: Development Department
6201 Florin Perkins Road
Sacramento, CA 95828

Donate Here

 

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Dogs Trapped in Hot Cars
The Sacramento SPCA is Helping Keep Pets Safe

As the Sacramento region heads into an extremely hot week, one local animal welfare organization is taking action to help animals left in hot cars. The Sacramento SPCA is providing thermometers to all animal control officers in Sacramento County in an effort to prevent animals from suffering and dying in hot cars and to hold those who caused this suffering accountable.

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HOT WEATHER SAFETY FOR PETS

Hot Weather Safety Tips for PetsWe all love spending the long, sunny days of summer outdoors with our furry companions, but being overeager in hot weather can be dangerous. To prevent your pet from overheating, take these simple precautions:

Pets can get dehydrated quickly, so give them plenty of fresh, clean water when it’s hot or humid outdoors. Make sure your pets have a shady place to get out of the sun, be careful not to over-exercise them, and keep them indoors when it’s extremely hot.

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SUBARU ADOPTION EVENT
Sacramento SPCA Hosts Sponsored Adoption Event as part of the ASPCA® & Subaru Loves Pets Grant Program

Thanks to the ASPCA®, Subaru USA and Lasher’s Elk Grove Subaru, 69 dogs, cats and small animals found new homes during the 3-day adoption event!

In an initiative to find new loving homes for shelter pets just in time for fall, adoption fees were covered for all animals adopted from the Sacramento SPCA during this 3-day event. The pet’s spay/neuter, vaccinations, flea prevention, microchip, and veterinary exam were also covered thanks in part to the ASPCA® & Subaru Loves Pets Grant Program. 

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Preventing Issues with Pandemic Pups
Guest Blog by Tressa Fessenden-McKenzie, KPA-CTP

Bringing a new dog home during the pandemic is exciting, and is a great way to make these uncertain times feel a little more fun. But although we’re all making the best of this “new normal,” eventually we’ll be shifting back into some semblance of the lives we had before. How will our pups cope with this change? 

This strange new life we’ve been navigating may be all a young pup knows, or can quickly become an adult dog’s routine! So taking some steps now to prepare can help smooth the transition down the road. 

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Indoor Activites for Your Dog

Although we all love walks, and we all appreciate the importance of physical exercise to the overall wellbeing of our canine friends – sometimes the conditions outside are not optimal for us or our pets to enjoy the great outdoors.

We know that with the recent heat waves and poor air quality, your dog is likely spending more time indoors than they regularly do so it’s more important than ever to provide them with plenty of mental stimulation.