Don’t waste food. Feed this park’s animals with food that thawed in your fridge and freezer
SPRING, Texas – If you are cleaning out your fridge and freezer and you hate dumping all of that food that thawed this week when you didn’t have power, you don’t have to.
TGR Exotics Wildlife Park in Spring says its animals would love all of that food.
They made this post on Facebook saying they’ll take your produce, eggs and unseasoned raw meat. The animals will eat it as long as its not moldy. They ask that you please don’t drop off onions, green onions garlic or cabbage.
Who: TGR Exotics Wildlife Park
What : Will take your produce, eggs and unseasoned chicken and beef to feed their animals
Where: 22115 Sherrod Lane
Spring, TX 77389
Just send a text to (713) 408-4942 when you drop off your food at the park’s big green gates
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