Nature's Logic donates over US$50,000 in petfood to animal non-profits

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Nature's Logic donates over US$50,000 in petfood to animal non-profits

Company commited to health and welfare of shelter animals
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Nature’s Logic announced the company donated more than US$50,000 worth of free petfood to non-profit organizations dedicated to the health and welfare of animals in the past three years.
“We believe that all pets deserve the best, including those not yet lucky enough to be in a forever home with a loving family,” said Scott Freeman, owner of Nature’s Logic. “The recipients tell us we are making a significant contribution to their communities, by helping them feed high quality diets to pets in need, something their tight budgets seldom allow.”

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