In 2010, we started the Pet Food Bank as a way of keeping pets in their homes and with their families, instead of in shelters. Since its first year, we have been able to offer more than 1.8 million pounds of pet food to qualified, low-income families.
First Coast No More Homeless Pets’ Jacksonville Pet Food Bank provides a one-month supply of cat or dog food to households with up to 4 dogs and 5 cats. To be eligible, all of your pets must be spayed or neutered. If your family qualifies for free food, but your pet is not yet spayed or neutered, you are also eligible for our free spay/neuter surgeries.
We can only help pets and the people who love them through the support of the community. Any donation of pet food is greatly appreciated!
Option 1: Order online through our Amazon.com Pet Food Bank Wishlist (mailed directly to us)
Click Here to Order Food Online from our Wishlist
Option 2: Visit one of our Pet Food Bank drop-off locations
Click Here to See Drop-off Locations
Option 3: Bring unopened bags/cans of food to our Cassat Regional Veterinary Hospital directly, located at 464 Cassat Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32254
During these uncertain times, we are focused on keeping everyone safe and well. With that in mind, here are some important updates as we adapt our operations in the face of this public health crisis.
Cassat Regional Veterinary Hospital
464 Cassat Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32254
To qualify, you must fall under one of the following categories:
Or fall under one of the following income guidelines:
PLEASE NOTE, we ask that you keep your pets at home during food pickup. Please bring:
Click the map below to see current drop-off locations:
Interested in becoming a drop-off location for our Pet Food Bank? Here are the steps:
Pickups are available for donations weighing more than 200 lbs. To schedule a pick-up or for information on becoming a drop-off location, please call (904) 507-4425 or email us at info@fcnmhp.org.
In 2010, we started the Pet Food Bank as a way of keeping pets in their homes and with their families, instead of in shelters. Since its first year, we have been able to offer more than 1.8 million pounds of pet food to qualified, low-income families.