More About Free Kibble

I gave a brief mention in an earlier blog about the wonderful website: FreeKibble.com where one can answer a daily trivia question about dogs and/or cats, and regardless whether you select the right answer, a homeless dog and/or cat gets some food.  It's brilliant and it's a way to do an unconditional daily good deed.  Well!  This fabulous effort has generated over 1.5 million meals to homeless dogs and cats in shelters desperately in need around the U.S.  Isn't that wondrously fantastic?  But wait, there's more!  You can follow FreeKibble on Twitter and Halo pet food (co-owned by Ellen Degeneres) will donate a meal to FreeKibble to feed shelter dogs and cats and an additional meal for each follower of Halo on Twitter. The full story is on their blog.

Free Kibble? Sign me Up!

I'm not sure where I found it, but I get a real delight from an impressive web site called FreeKibble.com. I subscribe and every day an email arrives with the link. I click on the link and a very cute web site opens with cartoon-type colors and dog characters. It never fails to make me smile because I just love what it does.

The web site's cartoon dog "asks" a trivia question about dogs, along with a list of 4 possible answers (one of which is usually pretty silly). The visitor selects what they think is the correct answer and the actual correct answer is revealed. Whether your answer is wrong or right, 10 pieces of kibble is donated to help feed hungry dogs in animal shelters. Isn't that great? Yay! Not to be forgotten, the web site does the same thing for kitties. Lots can be learned about cats and/or dogs with the added benefit that hungry animals in shelters get some yummy free kibble. It's a win/win/win situation. It feeds our furry friends (who, we hope will soon be adopted by loving responsible folks who will take care of them for the rest of their love-giving lives), it relieves some of the animal shelter's budgetary pressures to provide food and, best of all, it allows the web site visiter to do a good deed daily. It's especially satisfying for folks who would love to donate dollars but are having a really hard time making financial ends meet right now.

As of today, the web site has served over 1,485,357 nutritious meals to hungry dogs and cats.

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