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Reply To: Donating food to dogs in need
That’s a great program! I’ve never heard of that before. I always try it help out when I can, when I get something free or extremely cheap with my coupons. I also give coupons to others waiting in line around me. It might not directly be helping someone in need, but they may turn around and help someone else who needs it. I don’t have much to give (usually nothing, in fact, which is why I spend so much time searching for the best deals for coupons), but I do what I can when I’m able, and I do hope others do the same. My local Humane Society has such a hard time keeping pet food in their pet pantry, and there are so many people around here who really do need it, but if the pet pantry doesn’t have any food, then what…? Too many people are having to give up their animals due to finacial hardship. If you can, please donate to your local shelters! Or better yet, directly to someone who needs the help.
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