Help a hungry, furry friend, Feb 1-14

During the economic downturn, Americans have been hit hard. Many families struggle to find enough food for their whole family, including beloved pets. While animals are known to increase our quality of life, families cannot afford the rising cost of food and care for themselves as well as their pets.
Tarrant Area Food Bank recognizes the challenge facing families as a record number of pets are being abandoned or left in shelters, often as a result of the downturn of our economy. We offer hope to families who feel as if they are losing everything, including their furry best friend.
A generous lead grant from the Amon G. Carter Foundation allowed volunteer co-founders Terry Woodfin and Kim Pearson to launch the “Don’t Forget to Feed Me” Pet Food Initiative with an inaugural Valentine Pet Food Drive.
We know animals can help us emotionally, psychologically and socially. Also, due to the need to exercise and care for their pets, people who own animals often have better physical health. Additionally, children with pets are more cooperative and sharing.
This is why Central Market Southlake is a proudly accepting donations of various pet foods at the front of our store Starting Febuary 1st and going through Valentine's Day, Febuary 14th.
Come share the love of your furry friend with others in our community.

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