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7:58 pm Saturday, February 24, 2018

Tractor Supply donates pet food

The Tractor Supply store in Russellville is donating 45 bags of pet food to feed dogs and cats in need of adoption.

“More often than not, animal shelters and rescues depend greatly on food donations to support the pets they take in that await adoption,” said Renae Halbrooks, manager of the Russellville Tractor Supply store. “Our goal at Tractor Supply is to do our part in helping adoption efforts in our community because we know that pets are more than just dogs and cats – they are family.”

Tractor Supply presented the pet food donation to the all-volunteer group, Pets Are Worth Saving.

In addition to the pet food donation, the Russellville Tractor Supply will host pet adoption events throughout the year. Visit TSCEventPartners.com or call the store at 256-332-5550 to learn more about working with Tractor Supply for pet adoption events.

For information and tips on adopting an animal and raising pets, visit TractorSupply.com/PetCare.

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