WE CAN HELP! If you are economically challenged and facing a decision about the future of your pets, give us a call at (404) 872-7708.		OUR MISSION: To ensure that our community’s companion animals never go hungry by providing assistance to their families. A 501(c)(3) Organization
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Pet Food Pick Up Days
Every Other Saturday: 10am-Noon
Call 404-872-7708 for schedule.
Pet Food can be picked up at:
150 Ottley Drive
Atlanta, GA30324
(Get Directions)
No Delivery Currently Available

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SaveOurPetsFoodBank.Org was mentioned in USA Today as an innovator in compiling national Food Bank List!
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Featured Shelter/Rescue

Lifeline Animal Project promotes homeless pet adoption, provides low-cost spay and neuter services, and works with local Atlanta shelters so that every dog and cat can be guaranteed a good life in a caring environment. Their goal is to include every adoptable animal in the Atlanta area in a searchable database.

Their Virtual Animal Shelter is easy to explore and not nearly as noisy as most shelters. Choose by breed, size or age, or just browse through all of the available pets. Please check it out!!

Call them @ 404-292-8800

Get Involved - Volunteer Opportunities

We are always looking for great volunteers. Volunteers will receive free pet food.

There are many ways you can help:

Distribution of food pick-ups every Saturday 10 AM to 1 PM
Local Atlanta deliveries for homebound
Sorting pet food types
Writing Thank You notes
Returning phone calls with information and filling out request forms from your home

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please contact us via email or call us at 404-872-7708.

Graduating senior Julia Reisman of Riverwood
High School, organized a petfood drive sponsored
by the National Honors Society.

Students giving their time...
Daniel Wilco, a high school student, decided to do a petfood drive for Save Our Pets Food Bank. He sent letters to his neighborhood explaining the mission of SOPFB and asked for donations. The response was overwhelming. More importantly, he helped spread the awareness for the need to help those in need keep their pets and not have to give them up due to the economy. Helping Daniel is his friend, Dianna.

2 of our young volunteers.
Thanks, girls. You're a GREAT help!

Volunteers and two greatful friends.

Please HELP us to HELP!
Donate via Paypal Please make a donation to SOPFB and help us continue helping those in need.

Diane Silver helped organize a neighborhood donation of 230 pounds of pet food to Save Our Pets Food Bank! FIND OUT MORE

Our beloved Grand-dog Dottie Takei who was killed by an auto this summer.

Make a Donation in memory of a loved pet.

The Snip Pets - Pet Art and Spay/Neuter Advocacy