This Pet Sanctuary Was Running Out Of Food. Currently, They're 'Overwhelmed' With Donations


On July 24, the Hendricks County Pet Shelter in Danville, Indiana uploaded a demand on Facebook for contributions of cat food.

Nobody reacted.

" Usually when we publish something like that, people come in as well as we get some bags of food or whatever we request for," said LaDonna Hughes, primary supervisor of the HCAS. "I recognized nobody responded. It was kind of unusual."

But after their second plea was shared by neighborhood news web site IndyStar.com, the donations have been gathering from around the country.

Phone calls as well as donations have actually swamped the sanctuary, as have shipments from warm-hearted people, the IndyStar reported.

UPS and also FedEx dropped off 177 boxes of food as well as materials Friday morning alone, Hughes said. The entire entrance hall was loaded with donations Thursday and also fifty percent of the shelter's garage was full.

" It's just so overwhelming," Hughes said. "We were done in wonder (Thursday). I just couldn't believe it."

Inning accordance with feedbacks on Facebook, contributions have actually cominged in from The golden state to New York City to Florida.

Kroger stopped by with donations and one boy, Anthony Goines, also handed over $100 he got for his 13th birthday in order to help the cause.

Volunteers are giving away time just in order to help with the inundation of materials.

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