Helping Pets Stay in Loving Homes
At the Appalachian Highlands Humane Society, we understand that financial hardships can make it difficult to provide for pets. Our Pet Food Pantry offers temporary assistance to individuals and families struggling to feed their pets, helping keep pets in loving homes rather than being surrendered due to economic challenges.
Our Pet Food Pantry operates entirely on generous donations from our community, and food availability varies based on the donations we receive. As a result, we cannot guarantee that pet food will always be available or that specific types or brands of food can be provided.
This program is designed to provide short-term relief, prevent pet hunger, and promote responsible pet ownership. If you are experiencing financial difficulties, we encourage you to review our eligibility guidelines and apply for assistance, understanding that all requests are subject to available supplies.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for pet food assistance, pet owners must be currently receiving one or more of the following forms of assistance:
Applicants must provide proof of eligibility, such as an award letter, benefits card, or documentation of financial hardship.
How the Pet Food Pantry Works
Provide Documentation
Upload or submit proof of eligibility (benefits letter, card, or documentation of financial hardship).
Approval Process
Applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis for those experiencing financial hardship.
Receive Assistance
A team member will reach out with appointment time to pick up food.
How Long Can You Receive Assistance?
Eligible individuals may receive food once per month for a maximum of six (6) months. If assistance is still needed after this period, reapplication is required with updated proof of eligibility.
