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Norwalk-Based ‘Get Joy’ Donates Food for Dogs Affected by LA Wildfires

January 13, 2025
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Norwalk-Based ‘Get Joy’ Donates Food for Dogs Affected by LA Wildfires
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Norwalk, CT — As the Los Angeles wildfires continue to wreak havoc on homes and communities, Norwalk pet food company ‘Get Joy’ has stepped in to provide relief for an often-overlooked group of victims—dogs. The company has donated thousands of pounds of premium dog food to help shelters and rescue groups caring for pets displaced by the devastating fires.

Supporting Pets in Crisis

The ongoing wildfires in California have displaced thousands of families, forcing many to leave their pets behind or surrender them to shelters. Recognizing the dire need for assistance, ‘Get Joy’ quickly mobilized to ship its high-quality pet food to affected areas.

The company’s CEO, Tom Arrix, emphasized the importance of supporting pets during disasters. “Dogs are part of the family, and when families are in crisis, their pets are too. At ‘Get Joy,’ we’re committed to doing everything we can to help.”

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The food donations are being distributed to shelters overwhelmed by the influx of displaced animals. Many of these shelters are operating at or above capacity, and the arrival of nutritious food has been a significant relief for staff and volunteers.

A Community-Driven Effort

The initiative has drawn praise from local pet owners and animal advocates in Norwalk and beyond. Residents have contributed to the effort by donating additional supplies, such as leashes, toys, and blankets, to accompany the pet food shipments.

Norwalk resident and volunteer Susan Bell said, “It’s heartwarming to see a local business take the lead in helping animals during such a devastating time. It inspires all of us to pitch in.”

Wildfire Crisis Intensifies

The wildfires in Los Angeles have burned hundreds of thousands of acres, leaving entire neighborhoods in ruins. With resources stretched thin, shelters are struggling to accommodate the surge in pets brought in by fire victims.

Get Joy’s contribution comes at a critical time, providing much-needed sustenance for dogs as they await reunion with their families or placement in new homes.

How You Can Help

Get Joy has launched a campaign to encourage others to join their efforts. They’ve set up donation boxes at select retailers and are matching online contributions dollar-for-dollar. Proceeds will be used to support more shelters and cover transportation costs for additional shipments.

“We want everyone to know that no matter how small their contribution, it makes a difference”.

Arrix added

For more information on how to donate or volunteer, visit Get Joy’s website at www.getjoyfood.com.

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