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Southside Animal Shelter Event Sat.

Medley on Activities - Thu, July 24 2008

http://ssasi.org/feedingisbelieving.html

Feeding Is Believing Event on Saturday, 7/26 at Southside Animal Shelter from 12-2pm. First 10 cat & dog adoptions will be free and you will have the opportunity to learn about pet nutrition and get free food.

I'd be there, but I'm either going to be doing a transport or at the Indy Pit Crew Pet Community day, cause my doggies need their vacs. Hope lots of people will make it, though!

Rachael on Jul 24 at 03:27 PM

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Do you know what foods will be represented? EDIT: Never mind, I saw the explanation on the link.

Ariane on Jul 24 at 04:18 PM

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I will be volunteering at the Indy Pit Crew Community Pet Day handling the paperwork. I hope lots of dogs can come out and get their shots for cheap. Tell everyone you know: FREE microchips for pits or pit mixes and cheap spays and neuters for pits and large breed dogs. Actually I think pits or pit mixes get fixed for free!

Marci on Jul 24 at 04:25 PM

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Personal opinion here - I REALLY hope the person doing the nutrition education does not work for the sponsor. I wouldn't feed that food to my dogs if they paid me a LOT of money.

Stacy on Jul 24 at 04:36 PM

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Marci said:
Personal opinion here - I REALLY hope the person doing the nutrition education does not work for the sponsor. I wouldn't feed that food to my dogs if they paid me a LOT of money.

I've noticed most shelters feed that food. Is there a reason for that? Do they provide it for free or something? I just wondered.

CatHerder on Jul 24 at 05:01 PM

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Stacy said:
I've noticed most shelters feed that food. Is there a reason for that? Do they provide it for free or something? I just wondered.

Just about free... I was told that before HSI switched to Eagle Pack, they were feeding the cats Science Diet. The company was selling it to them in 4lb bags for just $0.29 per bag! Cost them more to ship it...

Dachsaholic on Jul 25 at 08:18 AM

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Stacy said:
I've noticed most shelters feed that food. Is there a reason for that? Do they provide it for free or something? I just wondered.

Yeah, they gave us a bag of food for Scamper because that was what he was eating. I told Jennifer that I was going to feed him Canidae so he could actually gain weight and be healthier.I know my brother got Pedigree puppy with his IACC dog.

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