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illcallyourightback t1_ivz7y9b wrote

If this is unopened, I would suggest contacting Biggies Bullies as they are always looking for food donation for their rescues. If you cant get ahold of them I would start contacting the other rescues around the city. I know most will only accept unopened but good luck

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citylifeadventures t1_ivz8gy5 wrote

Humane Animal Rescue allows you to drop off donations. Walk in during business hours and drop off at the cart in the front.

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jessdistressed t1_ivzd302 wrote

Shelters in general are really overwhelmed with messages/calls right now. I’d check shelter websites (they usually say what donations they accept) and then just physically go and drop it off.

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happyjazzycook t1_ivzl0ny wrote

Animal Friends has a couple of large bins in their outer lobby for unopened food and supply donations

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rockincharlierocket t1_ivzwgg6 wrote

I’ll take some if you want to get rid of some. Can pick it up tomorrow. PM me if you want I’ll meet somewhere

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ticketferret t1_iw071vl wrote

I would donate it to the humane animal rescue of Pittsburgh!

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bekahed979 t1_iw09wti wrote

Oh, they are amazing. My sweet potato Sadie came from the Virgin Islands through them back in 2018, I can't recommend Pet Search highly enough! They were so wonderful, helpful, and loving towards pups.

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Buccos t1_iw13w2c wrote

Pretty sure the Dogstop on west liberty has running donations. Inside their building.

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mccaffeine t1_iw14vfr wrote

Yes please donate to Animal Friends! They have a pet food pantry that is run entirely on in-kind donations and distribute thru food pantries across the city. They are short staffed and may take a few days to get back to you but you can call or email their pet retention team and someone will get back to you.

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benji950 t1_iw1766f wrote

I usually donate stuff to Pet Supplies Plus. They have bins near the entrance where you can leave items for a local rescue.

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sputzie88 t1_iw19fjy wrote

You can also look at donating to humane food pantries- many people going to the pantry also have pets.

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matt_1060 t1_iw1e4ac wrote

Animal friends, also local food banks will take it sometimes

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Sprussel_Brouts t1_iw26mol wrote

...You tried to donate dog food to a homeless shelter? What the fuck?

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realitytrashtea t1_iw2anlh wrote

Is this a joke?

“Second Avenue Commons addresses these through a 3-P Approach centered on People, PETS, and Possessions. Pittsburgh Mercy, throughout the process, communicated their desire to create a space that is welcoming to those who generally avoid traditional shelters, including couples, PET OWNERS, those in the LGBTQIA community, and those struggling with mental health or drug/alcohol addictions.”

Source: https://www.dlaplus.com/pages/introducing-second-avenue-commons

You’re embarrassingly ignorant.

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