Every year, Best Friends serves roasted turkey, veggies and sweet potatoes
to the pets boarding at their nationwide facilities.
They also make extra meals to serve to hundreds of homeless pets
at more than two dozen animal shelters around the country.
“We’re so happy to be able to share the holiday with these needy pets,” said Renee Coughlin, Vice President of Marketing for Best Friends Pet Care. “We wish every dog could have a special treat on Thanksgiving, especially those waiting to be brought into a loving home.”
“We’re so happy to be able to share the holiday with these needy pets,” said Renee Coughlin, Vice President of Marketing for Best Friends Pet Care. “We wish every dog could have a special treat on Thanksgiving, especially those waiting to be brought into a loving home.”
This is the sixth year Best Friends has provided a holiday feast to shelter animals.
DogMa thinks this is pawsome and hopes the tradition continues until there are no more homeless pets.
DogMa thinks this is pawsome and hopes the tradition continues until there are no more homeless pets.
Thank you Best Friends for bringing joy and tasty holiday treats to animals without homes.
And for those out there wishing to add a pet to their families,
please adopt from your local shelters and rescue groups.
xoxo,
DogMa
And for those out there wishing to add a pet to their families,
please adopt from your local shelters and rescue groups.
xoxo,
DogMa
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