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Pet food distribution: Prince George's County offers free supplies this Saturday

The Nibbles Nook Pet Pantry will distribute food for dogs and cats from 9 a.m. to noon at the Upper Marlboro adoption center.

By Sarah Reynolds ·

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The Nibbles Nook Pet Pantry will distribute free dog and cat food on Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to noon. The event is scheduled at the Prince George's County Animal Services Facility and Adoption Center, located at 3750 Brown Station Road in Upper Marlboro.

Households in Prince George's County may receive food for up to two pets. Participants must present proof of county residency to qualify. Supplies are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and will run out when inventory is exhausted.

The pantry operates on the first Saturday of each month to provide supplemental nutrition for pets. The program targets owners facing financial constraints related to pet care costs.

The initiative is designed to help residents keep their animals in their homes. By covering the cost of food, the county aims to reduce the economic pressure that often leads families to surrender their pets to shelters.

County officials note that the pantry supports responsible ownership by ensuring pets remain fed and healthy. The distribution center serves as a direct resource for local residents managing the ongoing expense of pet supplies.

For additional details on animal services, residents can visit the Prince George's County Animal Services website.

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