About Us

Summit County Pet Food Pantry President, Suzanne

Meet Suzanne!

How our story begins

In 2023, Summit County’s animal shelter saw a record high of 157 pets surrendered, many due to financial troubles. Founder Suzanne Ackley knew something had to change. “We just want people to be able to keep their pets at home,” she said, “and one basic way of doing that is to offer food.”

In our short operating period, we’ve partnered with community members, local businesses, other local animal welfare organizations, local Veterinary offices, the Summit County Chamber of Commerce, Town of Silverthorne, Alpine Bank, and corporate pet food companies.

We hope that by starting this pet food pantry, the number of surrendered pets in Summit County will decline, and families and their pets will flourish in our community.

Mission

Summit County Pet Food Pantry provides pet food for pets and their families in need in Summit, Lake, and Eagle counties. Our goal as an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit is to partner with local organizations to keep pets at home with their families and out of shelters.

Year to date impact

Your donations make a real difference in the community we live in. Thank you!

20,467 pounds

Pet food donated

1,550

Families served

See what we’ve been up to

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Summit County Pet Food Pantry has earned a Platinum Seal of Transparency with Candid Guidestar

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