Castor & Pollux Pet Works® GOOD BUDDY “Mimi’s Favorite” cookies has been recognized as a top new dog product for the Dog Fancy Magazine’s 2009 Editors’ Choice awards. You may recognize Mimi as the founder of Freekibble, where every answered clicked (right or wrong) donates 10 kibbles to hungry pets in shelters.

Thanks to supporters, over the past year, Castor & Pollux, the kibble providers, has donated over 750,000 meals to animal shelters across the nation. When you buy “Mimi’s Favorite” cookies, all the money from the sale will go directly to donating meals for animals in need.

If you’d like to participate with FreeKibble, you can do so here.

Images courtesy of Freekibble and Good Buddy “Mimi’s Favorite”

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You may recognize Castor & Pollux Pet Works® as the proud founding sponsor of Freekibble.com. They’ve help provide food for millions of dogs and cats in shelters across the country. Today, they announced that their Natural Ultramix® line which was branded in 2006, will be available to purchase in grocery stores alongside their already famous ORGANIX® line.

The Natural Ultramix® line for dogs include Adult Canine, Weight Management, Puppy and Large Breed dry formula dog food. (They have a variety of choices for cats too.)

The food comes in 3, 6, 15, and 30 pounds and range from $7 to $50 dollars.

The first FIVE ingredients:
Chicken, Chicken Meal, Ground Whole Grain Barley, Oat Groats, Brewers Rice

NOTE:
Chicken is made up of mostly water, but chicken meal is the remaining chicken left after it’s been baked to remove unwanted bacteria. (Dog Flu)

So, remember, corn meal is bad, and chicken meal is good.

Grocery stores will also carry Castor & Pollux Pet Works® Natural Ultramix® treats.

Images courtesy of Castor & Pollux Pet Works®

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Freekibble, founded by Mimi Ausland, has donated over 144,360,560 pieces of kibble to hungry pets since April 1, 2008. When she appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show last year, Ellen provided tons of Halo Pet products to help Freekibble’s cause. Now, Halo Pets and Freekibble have found a way to team up and involve a new crowd- tweeters.

If you’d like to help feed a homeless pet, there are three ways you can do so, here’s the breakdown:

1- Play Freekibble’s Daily Trivia and donate ten pieces of kibble whether you answer the question right or wrong.
2- Tell your friends about Freekibble.
3- And finally, follow Freekibble on Twitter. Freekibble will tweet new events and when there’s a daily double- that’s 20 pieces of kibble per question!

So where does Halo Pets tie into this?
For every 1,000 new Freekibble followers on Twitter, Halo Pets will donate 1,000 meals to homeless pets (up to 100,000 followers).

Currently, Freekibble has about 1,200 followers. Please join Freekibble on Twitter. It’s for a great cause and it takes two seconds.

While you’re at it:
Follow Halo Pets
Follow Doggy Blurb

Images courtesy of Halo Pets, Twitter and Freekibble

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