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Central Garden & Pet Aids Flood-Affected Communities in Texas Through Partnership With Greater Good Charities and Hill Country Humane Society
Company Donates $50,000 and Mobilizes Critical Supplies for Families and Pets in Crisis WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- As communities in Kerr
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nCompany Donates $50,000 and Mobilizes Critical Supplies for Families and Pets in Crisis\n\n\n WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nAs communities in Kerr County, Texas, and surrounding areas, face the aftermath of severe flooding, Central Garden & Pet Company (NASDAQ: CENT, CENTA) has taken swift action to help families and animals in need. The company has contributed a $25,000 cash donation to each of Greater Good Charities and the Hill Country Humane Society to accelerate emergency relief efforts and support recovery operations in the hardest-hit areas.\n\n\nIn addition to financial aid, Central is collaborating closely with Greater Good Charities and the local Texas animal shelter, Hill Country Humane Society, to deliver critical resources to affected communities. The organizations have activated on-the-ground operations, distributing essential goods and support for both people and their pets.\n\n\nComprehensive Support for Displaced Animals\n\n\nCentral’s brand teams and operations network have coordinated to supply urgently needed items that provide care, comfort, and nourishment to displaced animals:\n\n\n\nK&H® Pet Products: Donated dog cots and cat beds to shelters and rescue sites\n\n\n\nFourPaws®: Provided training pads to support hygiene for pets in temporary housing\n\n\n\nBarkworthies®: Supplied chews to nourish dogs and reduce stress and anxiety\n\n\n\n“Disasters like these put immense pressure on both people and pets. We believe it's our responsibility to respond with empathy and action,” said Niko Lahanas, CEO of Central Garden & Pet. “We’re proud to support the relief work of Greater Good Charities and the Hill Country Humane Society, and stand beside the communities of Texas as they recover.”\n\n\n“Collaboration with trusted partners is everything to us,” said Sára Varsa, Executive Vice President of Greater Good Charities. “Thanks to support from partners like Central Garden & Pet, we are able to provide critical supplies to the hardest hit communities during times of crisis.”\n\n\n“This support from Central Garden & Pet has been nothing short of lifesaving,“ said Paighton Corley, Executive Director, Hill Country Humane Society. “Thanks to this generosity, we’ve cared for animals in our shelter, responded to urgent needs in our community, and provided emergency aid to pets displaced by the floods—even rea...