Upcoming OUTDOOR Distribution
***Please note our NEW hours***
If you are a new client, you must bring photo copies of the requirements found on our website.
Pet Food Distribution will be OUTDOOR PICK-UP SERVICE ONLY. Please follow the instructions below:
The Animal Food Bank will have OUTDOOR WALK-UP distribution days at our office at 860 Broad St., Emmaus, at the rear of the building on:
APRIL
Saturday, April 13: 10 am - 1 pm
Saturday, April 20: 10 am - 1 pm
MAY
Saturday, May 4: 10 am - 1 pm
Saturday, May 11: 10 am - 1 pm
Please note our updated hours and arrive no later than 12:45 pm.
Our registration table will be located outside, in front of our entryway. Please wait patiently in line (while maintaining 3 feet from other clients). Please approach table when it is your turn.
In this way we hope to keep our volunteers and community safe while still helping those in need.
If you can donate to help keep pets at home and out of shelters, please visit: www.afblv.com/how-to-help
We typically hold at least two distribution days each month at our offices in Emmaus. We do not have distributions at any other location or time. The amount of distribution and type of food depends on the amount of food we have available. Please see recipient requirements below.
860 Broad Street
Suite 115 (rear of building)
Emmaus, Pennsylvania
610-421-8014
Recipient Requirements
The Animal Food Bank requires the following before distributing food. No food can be distributed without presenting the following information at registration:
A government-issued photo ID.
Proof of income. Examples of proof of income are a paystub, a tax return, or a statement from Social Security or other government agency. Access cards are not sufficient for proof of income.
A spay/neuter certificate for each pet for whom you are seeking assistance, proof of a current rabies vaccination for each dog or cat for whom you are seeking assistance, and of a current dog license for each dog for whom you are seeking assistance. If you need financial assistance spaying/neutering your pets, please ask us about our spay/neuter voucher program.
The Animal Food Bank requires families to comply with local ordinances on number of pets in one household. For many communities in the Lehigh Valley, that limit is six. We do not support breeders or breeding of any kind.
