Monday, December 16, 2019
Help homeless pets at PACC this holiday season!
In the words of Charles Dickens... "What greater gift than the love of a cat?" And in our opinion, dogs, too!
Join Pima County Public Library in helping homeless pets at Pima Animal Care Center, our community's only open-admission shelter. Between December 16 and January 6, drop off pet supplies at any *Pima County Public Library.
Want to know what's most needed? Check out this holiday wish list:
Most Needed
* Joyner-Green Valley Library and Salazar-Ajo Libraries are not drop off sites.
Join Pima County Public Library in helping homeless pets at Pima Animal Care Center, our community's only open-admission shelter. Between December 16 and January 6, drop off pet supplies at any *Pima County Public Library.
Want to know what's most needed? Check out this holiday wish list:
Most Needed
- Nylabones & Kong Toys
- Collars, leashes, and harnesses
- American-sourced treats, food, toys, and bones
- Kuranda Beds
- Gently-used or new pet beds
- Large towels & small fleece blankets
- Variety of canned cat food
- ThunderEase Multi-Cat Calming Diffuser
- Feliway Multi-Cat Calming Diffuser
- Gerber baby food (meat flavors)
- BeechNut Chicken and Chicken
- Broth baby food
- PartyMix Cat Treats
- Canned Cat Food (all types and flavors)
- Cat heating pads/blankets
- Jif Creamy Peanut Butter
- Adaptil Calming Collars
- Crates & Kennels (all sizes)
- Slow feed dog bowls
- Dog training clickers
- 100% Pure Canned Pumpkin
* Joyner-Green Valley Library and Salazar-Ajo Libraries are not drop off sites.
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