Category: Cat Food

Pumpkin from Stray Cat Alliance

Shelter Pets Are Eating Halo Thanks to Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org

Thanks to YOU, our Halo customers, those who play Freekibble.com and our partners at GreaterGood.org, last month we made a BIG impact to care for lots of animals in need. With your help, we were able to: Donate nearly 32 million pieces of HALO kibble, feeding 10s of 1000s of shelter pets Halo pet food Donate 120,427 scoops of
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Making a WHOLE Lot of Difference: Stray Cat Alliance

The Stray Cat Alliance seeks to save cats—including kittens—from the unwelcome distinction of being the most killed animal in US shelters. Thanks to cat food donations that come from Halo’s partnership with Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org, Stray Cat Alliance’s programs are making a difference in outcomes for cats and communities in Los Angeles and communities throughout
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Get Special Coupons for Halo® Dog Food and Cat Food

  For blog readers, newsletter subscribers and Halo social media fans only, we’re happy to offer these printable store coupons for Halo products. Why Buy Halo? As you know, Halo uses real WHOLE meat, poultry, or fish, and NO “meat meal” of ANY kind, like “chicken meal” or “fish meal”. “Meat meal” is a high-heat processed, dehydrated combination
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Certified Sustainable Seafood - MSC

Where Does Your Pet’s Fish Come From in Their Food?

Our pet’s food can once again teach us some good lessons and good practice in choosing our own food. A major area of concern in the food chain is where and how fish is obtained, how they are handled or treated,  and what the ramifications are for the future of the oceans. The Marine Stewardship
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One Cat Recovers From Trauma Thanks to a Caring Staff and Halo®

“We placed a portion of several varieties of Halo wet cat food in her kennel to entice her. Slowly but surely, she leaned over and began eating…” June is Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month, a time to bring awareness to kitten season when millions of kittens are born and often end up in animal shelters increasing the need
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