Baby Food For Sick Cats

The Baltimore Humane Society needs meat baby food to encourage its sick shelter cats to eat. The most popular flavors with cats are chicken, turkey and ham. Check the label and make sure it doesn't contain onion powder. Onions are toxic to cats.

You can take your donations to the shelter, 1601 Nicodemus Road, Reisterstown 21136.

The shelter is open on Mondays from 9 am-4 pm and Tuesdays-Sundays from 9 am-6 pm.

Pet Food Bank Is Running Out

As of Sept. 3, the SPCA of Anne Arundel County's Pet Food Bank had just one bag of dry dog food left on its shelves.

The food bank helps keep low income families and their pets together. And the animals aren't picky. Even dented cans and open bags of food are gratefully accepted.

For information and to donate food, call 410-268-4388, extension 121 or email Rita.Melvin@aacspaca.org.

Pet Food Bank Needs Dry Food

The Baltimore Humane Society is in desperate need of dry cat food for its Bmore Kind Pet Food Bank. The cats who benefit from the food bank aren't picky. Any brand will do.

Drop your donations off at the shelter, 1601 Nicodemus Road in Reisterstown. 

The shelter's open from 9am-4pm on Mondays and 9am-6pm Tuesdays-Sundays.

BARCS Needs Blankets

Do you have extra gently used blankets, sheets and towels taking up space in your linen closet? BARCS would love to have them to keep shelter cats cozy in their cages.

Drop your donations off at the shelter, 301 Stockholm Street,  behind the Raven's M&T Bank Stadium.  

BARCS is open from 10:30am-6 pm Monday-Friday and from 9 am-4pm  on weekends.

Car Donations Gratefully Accepted

Does that old clunker really have to go? The Baltimore Humane Society will accept it gratefully and will make donating easy.

For information, visit the no-kill shelter's website or call 877-731-PETS.

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