The South Texas Food Bank believes that all members of the family should be helped. The Paws Hunger program is dedicated to alleviate hunger in our furry friends. ​
On a monthly basis, the PAWS Hunger program will provide pet food to struggling families in the Adopt-A-Family Program and Emergency Walk-In Program which will enable them to keep their loving pets. 

To receive pet food supplement:
  • Owners must provide current rabies shot vaccination record.
*Availability of pet food varies. 
Wish to make a contribution to our PAWS HUNGER program:
Call Juan Solis, Programs Superviser at (956)726-3120 or
​email jsolis@southtexasfoodbank.org
“No pet owner should have to choose between keeping their pets or food on their table"​

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(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or
(3) email: program.intake@usda.gov.
 
This institution is an equal opportunity provider. ​
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