Pet food suppliers sometimes have food that they can't sell; perhaps they made too much, or the bag has the wrong color of label, or the kibble is the wrong color. This food is new and perfectly nutritious, but because suppliers can't sell it, they donate it to rescue organizations.

The food is given free of charge, but suppliers providing the food may not be located near a shelter that needs it. The rising cost of fuel makes transit and storage of large quantities of cat food expensive, and can prevent shelters and rescue groups from using this amazing resource.

You can help. GOODS, in proud partnership with iHeartCats, stands ready to distribute this viable cat food to animal rescue organizations who can use it. Your donation helps provide national distribution of high quality pet food to the rescues—and the animals in their care—who need it most. Just $25 can ship 500 meals to rescue shelter cats in need.

Greater Good Charities has ultimate authority and discretion with regard to the distribution of its funds. All expenditures made are consistent with the exempt purposes of Greater Good Charities.