Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta City Council delivers 629 kilos of dog food and 307 kilos of cat food to help pets during pandemic

One of the tragedies of the COVID-19 pandemic is skyrocketing unemployment, leaving families struggling for food, and that includes their fury family members.

Abandoned pets have become commonplace around the world, and the City Council of Puerto Vallarta is trying to help the crisis locally by making sure people have the resources to care for their pets and are not faced with the decision of abandonment.

Puerto Vallarta City Council has delivered 629 kilos of dog food and 307 kilos of cat food to help pets during the pandemic.

Pet food can . . .

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