We never want to say these words — but we’re almost out of pet food. Our shelves are nearly bare, and we only have enough to get through the next day or two. After that, we won’t be able to provide food to the dogs and cats in our community who rely on us.
We urgently need dog and cat food — both wet and dry.
Sarge’s Pet Food Pantry is completely donation-based, and while we’ve received generous support recently, the need has grown faster than our supply. Every bag, every can, every donation matters right now.
🐾 Donations can be dropped off at Sarge’s
📦 Or ordered directly through our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/e63E76x
Please help us restock the pantry and keep pets fed, healthy, and home where they belong.
WNCTimes wants to spread the word as we also want to keep pets to stay in their homes
Sarge’s Animal Rescue Foundation’s creation was inspired by a dog at Haywood County Animal Shelter. Sarge was a dog who had been remanded over to the Haywood County Animal Shelter in 2005 by his owner. A breed rescue volunteer identified him as a young, healthy, purebred German Shepherd Dog and marked him for rescue.
Despite best efforts, Sarge was euthanized just one hour before rescue transport arrived.
A group of volunteers used this event as a catalyst for change, and formed an organization with the mission of preventing the euthanasia of adoptable dogs and cats in the county shelter. In the years since, the county shelter has achieved a “no-kill” status, and it is Sarge’s intention to help the shelter maintain that success.
WHAT WE DO.
Sarge’s rescues adoptable animals for adoption or transports them to a no-kill shelter or breed-specific rescue group. Animals rescued from the shelter are spayed/neutered and brought up to date on shots and other medical treatments. They are given a safe haven, either in a foster home or at our Adoption Center, while in search of a loving "forever" home.
"Personally, I can tell you we adopted our dog Daisy through Sarge's. We love this dog, she brings light to our life every day! I follow Sarge's on social media. They really care and work hard for pets in this community. I am grateful for all that they do, reaching out to the community and helping keep dogs and families together. Thank You so much." said Marge Farrington
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