We were fortunate enough to meet a very generous person, who is now our  good friend Sharon. Sharon who is a truck driver (cool huh?!) was able to save a good size shipment from being thrown away because bags were ripped and cans dented.

In 95 degree heat, we unloaded the truck into 3 SUV's. By the time we were finished, the inside of this truck was well over 100 degrees but it was well worth the price of sweating and getting dirty!!

Free cat and dog food!! I couldn't wait to contact people who have been rescuing dogs and cats, foster caring cats, kittens and dogs and feeding feral cats with money out of they're own pockets for years! I was so excited to help and Sharon was thrilled that she had the opportunity to give this gift to everyone who gave effortlessly to all the needy animals!

We had a food drop off that weekend in a nearby, local place and everyone took advantage of the opportunity! We couldn't have been happier, as we saw people loading they're cars and trucks up with food for all the animals in need.

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Sharon driving "her" truck!! Awesome!	John & Sharon unloading the truck
John and Sharon	Gabe, my friend Laurie's Black Lab doing a great job of guarding the food!
Surveying the load at the food drop!	Looking over the canned cat food
More canned cat food!	Happy customers!

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