"They were feeding their pets their own food."

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Learn how Jen determined that pet food was missing from local food banks and started an all-volunteer effort to get dog and cat food to families in need. She recommends a "simple, scalable model", shares some resources and software that have helped her grow her efforts, and discusses her goals for growing PAWSitive Pantry to support food shelves across all of Vermont. Learn more about PAWSitive Pantry at their site www.pawsitivepantry.org.

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