Animal Care Services’ plea for help with its pet pantry was answered, but its supply problem’s ongoing
San Antonio's Animal Care Services issued a public plea for pet food donations after its pantry shelves were nearly empty. Although the community responded to the request, the organization continues to face ongoing supply problems. The pantry supports local pet owners who require assistance.
With just a few plastic bags of pet food on its pet pantry shelves last week, Animal Care Services asked San Antonio for help with a public plea on Friday for donations.
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