Calgary small business owner launches initiative to help local vets feed their pets

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A Calgary small business owner is launching a drive to help make sure veterans can feed their pets.

"This is a time to remember those who have served," he added. "Those who've done their part to try to help us have the freedom to enjoy so I think it's really important that everyone embraces because giving back is why I opened in the first place as a local independent, it was so that I could give back to my community and, help people thrive."

"If you purchase food here, even if you want to purchase over the phone, we will give you 10 per cent off because it's going to the Veterans Association Food Bank," he said. "I have clearly had stressful days or just anger days and that kind of stuff," said the 56-year-old. "She goes everywhere except in food stores so I go into Canadian Tire quite frequently and the staff stop and people just love it everywhere we go, gets a lot of attention.""She allows me to go out and do things on a regular basis," he said.

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