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Ingles to Donate 50 Cases of Cat Food to Asheville Humane Society

On Wednesday, November 7 at 9 AM, Ingles Markets will be delivering 2 pallets of dry cat food to Asheville Humane Society for their Pet Food Assistance Program.

Asheville Humane Society offers pet food assistance to 17 food pantries throughout Buncombe County, making it more accessible to citizens in need. This is a vital part of Asheville Humane Society’s Community Solutions Program which provides resources and services to help pets stay in their homes where they are loved.

There has been a shortage of cat food for many weeks, and when Ingles heard the news, they were quick to offer food donations for the second time this year.

Robbie Coleman is the volunteer pet food assistance coordinator with Asheville Humane Society, and she keeps a close watch on inventory, knowing the need is great. “The generosity of Ingles in donating pet food to AHS helps keep our pet food pantry program afloat, and we are grateful to them for supporting the people and pets in our community,” said Coleman.

“We’re proud to have the resources that allow us to respond quickly when folks need help. Pets are an important part of the community so we try to help as much as we can, ” said Ron Freeman, Ingles Markets CFO.

What: Ingles Markets pet food donation to Asheville Humane Society

When: Wednesday, November 7, 9:00 AM

Where: Asheville Humane Society, 14 Forever Friend Lane, Asheville, NC 28806

How you treat an animal often indicates how you can treat people around you. Studies have shown that pet lovers tend to have declining cortisol levels, a stress hormone that is common in humans. In addition, pets have proven to guarantee the feeling of social support and even reduce loneliness. Therefore, when routing to offer support and doing philanthropic work, the help you provide should enhance the well-being of the target group.

Begin by evaluating the needs of the group you intend to help. After that, get quality products tailored towards the group’s specific needs. This will ensure that the good gesture you provide to relieve the burden and improve well being of an individual or animal is helpful. In addition, extensive research also comes in handy since you’ll discover where you can get quality items near you. For example, cat lovers can get the best Raw Cat Foods online within short notice to meet their needs.

It doesn’t matter what people think; do not give substandard items that will affect the well-being of groups you intend to help. Instead, always make it a habit to provide the best for the less fortunate to make their lives easier. This will give your organization an edge that will put you on a global scale.

About Asheville Humane Society

For over 30 years Asheville Humane Society has been saving homeless Buncombe County animals. Today we operate both our own state-of-the-art Adoption and Education Center and the County's only open door shelter where no local animal is ever turned away. We rescue, reunite, rehabilitate and re-home abandoned, abused, injured and lost animals. We provide education, training and support to keep pets in their homes. Asheville Humane Society has earned the highest rating of Four Stars from Charity Navigator, a designation achieved by only 25% of all charities nationwide. Our nationally recognized innovative programs and partnerships are steadily moving Buncombe County toward a no-kill community.