The goal of our Kibble Supply Pet Food Pantry is to help keep pets united with their families through pet food assistance, lessening the chances a pet will be relinquished. Qualifying pet owners can receive supplemental amounts of dog and cat food to help feed their pets. The Kibble Supply Pet Food Pantry is not a resource for rescue organizations or other animal shelters.

2321 E. Mulberry St., Unit 12A
Fort Collins, CO 80524
(At the southwest corner of Hwy. 14 and Timberline Road, off the frontage road)

The Kibble Supply Pet Food Pantry is a first come, first served program. We ask that you not save spots in line for other people receiving food. This program is intended to supplement the food you purchase for your dogs and cats. We will provide you with half of the amount of food needed to feed your pets for one month. Food amounts for dogs are based on the dog's weight. All cats receive a set amount of food regardless of size. Animal Friends Alliance Kibble pantry is located at 2321 E Mulberry St Unit 12A, Fort Collins, CO 80524. We offer drive-thru distributions 2 times per month on the first Sunday and third Monday from 9am-12pm. We ask Kibble clients to only come once per month.

You can read more about our Kibble Supply Program Guidelines here.

See our Calendar of Events for distribution dates, which are on the first Sunday and third Monday each month. The distribution period is from 9 a.m -12 p.m on the scheduled dates

Kibble Supply clients are allowed to pick up food once a month.

Any person who receives government assistance (such as SNAP or Medicaid) is eligible to receive PAL+ pricing. For those not receiving government assistance, but may still be considered low-income, we will look at income guidelines to see if clients qualify. Please click here to learn more about our qualifications.

All dogs and cats in the household on the original application are eligible and are required to be spayed/neutered or working towards being spayed/neutered. Rare exceptions are considered with a note from a veterinarian. Additional UNFIXED animals added to your household that are not listed on the original application will not be given food from the Kibble Supply program. When reapplying to use our Kibble Supply program, if additional animals are added to the application, it is to the discretion of the Community Pet Resources team if those animals are allowed to receive food.

We encourage qualified clients who come from Larimer and Weld counties to apply. The Kibble Supply program has also helped community members from other areas in Colorado, southern Wyoming, and Nebraska. We accept all potential clients to reach out to us to learn more about other pet food assistance options closer to their home if we are unable to help.

Kibble clients can be in the program for one year. Kibble clients should reapply if the number of pets in the home have changed.

Kibble Supply clients can establish someone else as an “Authorized Person” to pick up food for them in their application. Clients can also email PetResources@savinganimalstoday.org or call the Community Pet Resources Manager at 970-484-8516 ext. 5133 to schedule an appointment to pick up food. Please keep in mind this may take up to one week to schedule, so it is preferred that clients make arrangements ahead of time to come on a distribution day. Each vehicle is allowed to pick up for a maximum of 4 households per distribution.

What if my pet is on a prescription diet or eats a specific kind of food? The Kibble Supply program is run on donated pet food. Due to the high demand of this program, we are unable to accommodate special requests/preferences of pet food. If your pet needs specific/special food, or is on a prescription diet, we must have a note from a veterinarian before providing the food. We can’t guarantee that when you come to a distribution day that you will receive the specific food you requested. We will try our best! We encourage clients to purchase specialty/prescription food on their own, and use our Kibble Supply program to help supplement generic pet food needs.

Most of the food distributed to community members is generously donated by area pet food retailers, including Poudre Pet & Feed Supply, Wal-Mart, Tractor Supply, and Food Bank for Larimer County. Anyone interested in donating bulk amounts of food to the program should contact the Community Pet Resources Manager at (970)-484-8516 ext. 5133, or email PetResources@SavingAnimalsToday.org to make arrangements.

We also accept donations of food from individuals. Smaller donations are accepted any day of the week during open hours. We also accept donations from individuals including unopen, opened, or non-labeled food.

Just because we’re well-established doesn’t mean we don’t need your help! Our ability to step up for homeless animals depends on the commitment of fosters just like you! Our relationships with other shetlers and our prominence in the community means that every day we have the chance to take in more animals, and your support is the reason we can say YES! You have the power to change the world for a homeless cat or dog. We can’t wait for you to join us!

1. Make sure you read through our Kibble page on our website including our guidelines, frequently asked questions, and qualifications.

2. Fill out the Kibble Application on our website. Having trouble filling out the application online? Call to schedule an in-person meeting at 970-484-8516 ext. 5133

3. After submitting the application, you will receive an automatic email asking you to submit your documents which include your photo ID, proof of need, and proof of spay/neuter for the pets listed in the home if indicated that they are fixed/altered.

4. Once your application has been approved, you will receive an accepted email. Please follow the instructions in that email about next steps. You can email our Community Pet Resources Manager at PetResources@savinganimalstoday.org or call 970-484-8516 ext. 5133 if you have any questions

Our PAL+ program offers extremely low cost and affordable services at our clinic. The average cost for a PAL+ client for spay/neuter is $35 per cat, and $60 per dog, (dogs over 80 pounds are an additional $50). PAL+ also offers discounted core vaccinations at $10 each, and microchipping for $15 per animal. PAL+ may also help assist for rare emergency pyometra surgery and overnight care for qualifying community members. You can learn more about and apply to the PAL+ program on our website by clicking here.

You are always welcome to schedule your animals for surgery or vaccines as a public client. You can learn more about our clinic pricing here. Our public clinic prices remain an affordable rate for our clients. We also have a great list of affordable veterinary clinics in northern Colorado. Click here to view that list!

If you are needing pet food assistance and we are unable to provide that support for you, please consider these other resources!

- 4 Paws Pet Food Pantry (Fort Collins)

- Colorado Pet Food Pantry (Loveland, Greeley)