Holiday Supply Drive

Let’s make a difference. Together.

The holiday season is a joyous time of year for so many reasons. With snow falling, family visiting and for some a break from work – what’s not to love!?

Unfortunately, the holiday season is a busy time for animal shelters and rescues as animals are pulled in from the cold. It’s a sad truth that not every pet will have a loving home this season.

We want to help!

RCO Pet Care is so excited to be holding our 2nd Annual Holiday Pet Supply Drive benefiting three very deserving local non-profit rescues. We have curated a list of their most needed items and put them together to share with our friends, clients and community to help make a difference this holiday season.

Who They Are

Brass City Rescue Alliance

Middlebury, CT – Website | Facebook Page

“We aim to get as many dogs adopted as possible via our rescue. We have our own shelter and also a few foster homes, where our dogs stay prior to placement.

We provide veterinary care, behavioral assessments and training to make each animal successful in its new forever home. We network for dogs at local shelters and lend a hand to our rescue friends whenever we can.”

Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR)

Ridgefield, CT – Website | Facebook Page

Although not a part of our service area, the ROAR chapter of Pets for Vets has been an enormous supporter of our business and does amazing things for veterans in the area. We thought this would be a great way to give back!

“ROAR was founded on the simple principle that we would provide animals in need with the same love, care and compassion we show our own family pets. Since we opened our doors in 2005, we have placed more than 5,000 neglected and unwanted cats and dogs in caring homes throughout Ridgefield and our surrounding towns.

But our mission does not end at our shelter’s door. ROAR’s staff and volunteers are also committed to enhancing the remarkable bond between people and pets through our education and outreach programs, sharing information about the rewards of adopting a pet, responsibilities of pet ownership, and working with student groups in developing ways to “give back” to animals in need.”

Watertown Municipal Animal Shelter

Watertown, CT – Facebook Page

Watertown Municipal Animal Shelter is Watertown’s local animal control division and animal shelter. They enforce all laws related to domestic pets as well as well as the impoundment of strays, animal adoptions, animal bite investigations, care of injured animals, rabies control, property damage and nuisance caused by dogs, and cruelty investigations.

They care for both dogs and cats in the Watertown area.

What They Need

Food

Canned Wet Food (Regular)
Canned Wet Food (Grain-Free)
Purina One Smartblend (Chicken and Rice)
Dry Grain-Free Food
Sensitive Stomach Food

Treats
Pill Pockets

 

Pet Supplies

Cat Litter
Leashes
Collars
Seresto Collars
Blankets
Towels

Marrow Bones
Chewing Toys
Cat Toys
Kongs
Interactive/Puzzle Toys and Feeders

 

Office and Facility Supplies

Printer Paper
Paperclips
Staples
Manila Folders
Clasp Envelopes

Paper Towels
Toilet Paper
Cleaning Supplies
Hand Sanitizer
Antibacterial Soap

Monetary and gift card donations are also accepted.

To Make a Donation:

To schedule a donation, you can use this formcall us or send us an email.

For your convenience, we will pick up your full donation and deliver it directly to the rescues.

If you are a current RCO Pet Care client, we will schedule this around your upcoming pet care visits.

If you are not a current RCO Pet Care client, we will be in touch to pick a date, time and location convenient to you.  

Donations will be accepted through:
Monday, December 30th.

To learn more about RCO Pet Care and our team, check out our story, core values and mission.

Thank you so much for your care and concern for homeless pets this holiday season. They thank you!

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