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Subject NOW! Pet Food Stamps for struggling families!

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Struggling families can now apply for nonprofit's Pet Food Stamps

58 mins ago

Although the government has offered food stamps to struggling Americans for decades, there haven't been any provisions for their four-legged family members.

Until now. Marc Okon has launched Pet Food Stamps, a New York-based nonprofit that will give qualifying pet owners throughout the U.S. (who must be receiving government assistance for themselves) funds to buy food for their animals from the website PetFoodDirect.

In the program's first two weeks, Okon says he has already fielded more than 12,000 applications.

"It's aimed at preventing people from having to choose feeding themselves or their animals or having to surrender them to a high-kill shelter," Okon said.
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This is long overdue.  Too many animals have been given up or abandoned because their owners couldn't afford to care for them anymore.
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Struggling families can now apply for nonprofit's Pet Food Stamps

58 mins ago

Although the government has offered food stamps to struggling Americans for decades, there haven't been any provisions for their four-legged family members.

Until now. Marc Okon has launched Pet Food Stamps, a New York-based nonprofit that will give qualifying pet owners throughout the U.S. (who must be receiving government assistance for themselves) funds to buy food for their animals from the website PetFoodDirect.

In the program's first two weeks, Okon says he has already fielded more than 12,000 applications.

"It's aimed at preventing people from having to choose feeding themselves or their animals or having to surrender them to a high-kill shelter," Okon said.

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