Tag: halo cat food

Making a WHOLE lot of Difference: City of Elderly Love

Thanks to food donations with Halo’s partnership with Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org, City of Elderly Love programs are making a difference in Philadelphia and surrounding communities. Here’s what City of Elderly Love had to say about a recent Halo donation: “The Halo pet food grant has freed up funds typically used to cover the cost of pet food and
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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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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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Tiki the Kitten at The Humane Society of Central Oregon

This Tiny Homeless Kitten Helped Seniors While Finding Her Home

It’s not uncommon for animal-loving individuals and families to move to Bend, Oregon — nicknamed Dog Town USA. However, one individual who came to Bend not only found a wonderful family and life for herself, but managed to help a lot of people along the way. That individual was a tiny kitten named Tiki. Tiki
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Halo pet food and Poopsie at PetSmart

Halo® Now at PetSmart Nationwide

Halo pet food is now available at PetSmart stores in the US, as well as in Canada. You can find America’s Best Loved Holistic Brand in more than 1,500 PetSmart stores. Halo is made with real WHOLE meat and never any “meat meal.” By using real WHOLE meat, poultry, or fish, and no “meat meal,” and ingredients
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