Humane Pennsylvania surpasses goal by feeding 1.5 million meals to pets

Lancaster County, PA. – Human Pennsylvania has passed its goal to provide one million food to needy animals.

2024

The acquisition will help countless families to keep their pets happy and healthy at home at home.

“We are dominated by the support of the community,” says Karel Karel Pennsylvania President and Chief Executive Officer. “Their generosity gave us the opportunity to surp

ass our goal, almost to triple last year. Together we have made a bereric difference for pets and their families. ”

In 2024, the main events include:

• In July, a Spike’s pet food pantry had already collected more than 177,000 meals.
• No pet hungry. Millions of December, together with the events held by annual and annual donation and partners, increased by 6,300 meals.
• Human Pennsylvania also spread 104,396 pounds, including cat garbage and other donkeys.

Officials with humanitarian Pennsylvania thank you for each donor, corporate partner and local business, which contributed to the main destination.