TOOLS & KNOWLEDGE

Knowledge And Tools To Advance Animal Welfare

Our Resource Library houses training materials, policy guidance, toolkits, and templates that help animal welfare professionals and volunteers expand their impact. Search or use the filters to find what you need, from fundraising and volunteer resources to legislative updates and community outreach strategies.

Sullivan Animal Food Eatery - SAFE

Sullivan Town Office, 1776 US Highway 1

Sullivan

(207) 422-6282

Pet food pantry at town office
For Sullivan and Franklin residents. Pet food (dry and wet) for dogs and cats available at Sullivan Town Hall during business hours.

MDI Pet Food Pantry

Bar Harbor Food Pantry in YMCA basement, 36 Mount Desert Street

Bar Harbor

(207) 288-3375 or https://www.barharborfoodpantry.org/

Pet food pantry
Tue-Wed 9AM-2PM

Furry Friends Food Bank

Multiple counties

(207) 941-2865 or (800) 432-7812 or https://eaaa.org/furry-friends-food-bank/

Pet food program for seniors and disabled
Through Eastern Area Agency on Aging. Serves Washington, Penobscot, Hancock and Piscataquis Counties. For low income seniors and adults with disabilities and their companion animals. Must be enrolled with EAAA.

Deer Isle-Island Food Pantry

Island Community Center, Lower Level, 6 Memorial Lane

Stonington

(207) 348-6181

Food pantry with pet food
Thursdays 5:30-8:30PM. Contact: Kathy Gray

Maine Woods Mobile Vet

Farmington/Northern Maine

Mobile low-cost spay/neuter clinics for cats
Low-income cat spay/neuter, feral cat colonies, pediatric spay/neuter (8 weeks old). Serves northern counties including Franklin, Aroostook, Somerset. Check Facebook page for clinic dates and locations. Clinics held in Newburgh, Skowhegan (at Somerset Humane Society), and other northern locations. Male cats $70, female cats $100 (includes rabies vaccine).