Petersburg Dog Pound

In 2015, we started the Pet Food Pantry as a way of keeping pets in their homes and with their families, instead of in shelters. In our first year, we have been able to offer more than 100, 000 pounds of pet food to qualified, low-income families.

To qualify, you must fall under one of the following categories:

Or fall under one of the following income guidelines:

# of Humans Living in the House	Gross Household Annual Income	OR	Gross Household Monthly Income
	Less than $25, 525		Less than $2, 127
	Less than $34, 225		Less than $2, 852
	Less than $42, 925		Less than $3, 577
	Less than $51, 625		Less than , 302
	Less than , 325		Less than , 027

Distribution Location

Please park in front of the building and walk around to the back. Because of people and animals walking in the back area, please do not drive your car around to the back. We will have volunteers to help carry food to your vehicle.

Distribution Dates

Food will only be given out on the last Saturday of each month from 11am – 2pm with the exception of holidays. Dates are subject to change.

What To Bring and What NOT to bring

Please leave your animals at home. It is too hot in Florida to leave your animal in a hot car where the heat becomes excessive very quickly and can result in the death of an animal.

Please bring:

• Proof of Spay/Neuter for Each Pet
• Proof of Income Qualifications
• Valid Florida Photo Identification

Donations Make This Possible

As a volunteer-run program, all of our pet food is donated to us by members of the community including individuals, local Walmart and Target locations and grants that we are awarded to purchase food. We are only able to continue this program through donations. If you can contribute, please drop off any of the following food during shelter hours.

• Dry Dog Food
• Dry Puppy Food
• Dry Cat Food
• Dry Kitten Food
• Treats Made in the USA