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Lollypop Farm kicks off pet food donation drive ahead of Thanksgiving

Lila Thompson
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Lila Thompson
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Lila is a graduate of Syracuse University with a degree in Sports Management. She has covered high school and collegiate athletics for the Rochester Business Journal for five years and is passionate about highlighting the stories behind the stats.

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Lollypop Farm kicks off pet food donation drive ahead of Thanksgiving — Tarrytown Health news

FAIRPORT, N.Y. — Lollypop Farm is collecting pet food donations to give to pet owners in need ahead of the Thanksgiving season. The shelter s pet food pantry is collecting donations of dry or canned dog and cat food, in addition to treats. Over the past two years, the pantry has given out more than 100,000 pounds of food and supplies across the area. However, Lollypop Farm leaders say the pantry s current supplies are running low. People can drop off donations inside the main lobby of Lollypop Farm’s campus at 99 Victor Road in Fairport. You can also donate online through Lollypop Farm s wish list. According to PetSmart Charities, nearly 83% of pet owners say they would feed their pets before themselves. Alice Calabrese, president and CEO of Lollypop Farm, said food insecurity often leaves families with impossible choices. Here s the statement she shared: “Food insecurity puts many within our community in the heartbreaking position of making impossible choices, including

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