Kibblez of Love 501c3 provides pet food for financially struggling families in order to keep their beloved pets at home. We are a local pet food bank serving spayed and neutered pets. This is a requirement to receive assistance. We will gladly refer you to a low cost surgery clinic or we will sponsor the surgery if funds are available. When a family's need is more than we can give and a pet's health or well being is at stake we will assist with finding a more suitable home for the animal. Our rescue efforts extend to kill shelters and strays when space allows.

Established in 2011 as solely a pet food bank helping families keep their beloved fur members in trying financial times we have assisted over 10K families and distributed over one million pounds of food to spayed and neutered family pets. Including sponsored surgeries for spay and neuter costs we have funded a little over 325 cats and dogs.

Beginning in late 2017 we turned much of our efforts towards rescuing and rehabilitating dogs. Medically and behaviorally supportive care to help south Floridas most overlooked dogs. The end goal is always to find them a forever home. However, we have ended up with about 15 dogs that are considered unadoptable and are referred to as sanctuary dogs. The funding for these specific dogs never ends as they will live out their lives with us for as long as they walk on this earth. Although we never rescue with the intention of keeping them, these are just dogs that need a little bit more management making it very difficult to find a needle in a haystack forever home.

Our founder takes care of these dogs with little to no help every day several times a day, and even though about 60 leave every year, those expenses are often very high when you are dealing with necessary surgeries, spay and neuter, vaccines, preventatives, heartworm treatment, behaviorists, trainers and more. Adoption fees simply do not cover the amount of money that is put into most of these dogs.

daily expenses, include electricity, grounds management, mortgage and constant rising insurance policies just to name a few. 2021 has by far been our toughest year for adoptions, volunteers and donors. We cannot continue this without the public’s help so we are pleading for you to please help us stay afloat by making a donation.