Arkansas
The Blytheville Humane Society in need of food donations
By 
Editor-in-Chief
Blytheville, Arkansas – The Blytheville Humane Society is running low on pet food for its food bank.
After rising pet food prices, it is much more difficult to keep our furry friends fed.
According to a couple who owns multiple pets, the issue has affected everyone who depends on the Humane Society.
“It’s been affecting not just us, but a lot of people that need help,” David Watkins said. “We’ve been counting on them for several years now.”
The Blytheville Humane Society is accepting either monetary or food donations.
Food bought online can be shipped to 115 Terrace Drive, Blytheville, Arkansas 72315.
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