Pet Food Pantry Guidelines
Sunshine Farm Cat Rescue (SFCR) Pet Food Pantry offers temporary assistance to help individuals and families in need to feed their pets and should not be viewed as a permanent source of pet food. SFCR does not donate to anyone breeding, selling or flipping animals and it reserves the right to refuse anyone under any circumstance, such as someone who is a breeder. Below are the general guidelines. However, every request will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. SFCR will provide food for up to four pets per household and up to seven Feral Cats for colony caregivers.
SFCR PET FOOD PANTRY IS LOCATED IN SLIPPERY ROCK, PA
Items will be pickup only and available to residents of Butler and surrounding counties.
Requirements and Eligibility To Receive Pet Food Donations
- Proof of unemployment, income status, or disability with a valid driver license or some form of ID
- Recipients must be 18 years of age or older. ID may be required
- Pets are for companionship and not for breeding or illegal activities
- All companion pets must be spayed/neutered. SFCR may be able help with assistance for spaying or neutering through one of our Mobile Clinics.
- Pets must be a part of the family with inside shelter and must be maintained in a healthy environment and living conditions
- Pet food recipients cannot take on any additional animals while receiving assistance
- Understand that all pet food and supplies are donated and may not be the current brand you use to feed your pet, which may upset your pet’s stomach.
- Agree not to hold SFCR‘s Pet Food Pantry, its volunteers, and benefactors legally liable in the unfortunate event your pet(s) become ill or the food upsets a pets(s) stomach
- Recipients agree not to resell, redistribute or attempt to return to a store, any food or care items received from SFCR’ s Pet Food Pantry
- SFCR will make every effort to consider special requests for certain formulas or flavors of dog and cat food (i.e., Senior, indoor, etc.), but are only able to give what is available at the time
- Feral Colony cats must be spayed/neutered or the caregiver is actively working on the TNR of the cats. SFCR may be able help with assistance through our TNR Program.
Should you violate any of the above requirements, SFCR’s Pet Food Pantry will terminate assistance immediately without notice.
SFCR has no control over the items we will be receiving. Some items may be damaged returns that were donated or open bag items that have tape on them. We can not guarantee the quality of the food or other products that you decide to take.
All items received from the Pet Food Pantry are given “As Is”.
We are still working on a schedule for the Pet Food Pantry, but until then we will be open one Saturday a month and we will let our registered users know of the date each month.