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CASA’s Pet Food Pantry will supply two months’ worth of pet food per household every other month. Clients may return every other month but must renew membership yearly.

The program is not intended to be used as a permanent, complete source of food. Distributions are meant as a supplement to home-provided diet. Food distributed through the Pet Food Pantry is determined by what food

SFAS has on hand. SFAS cannot honor special requests/diets.

The City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe County and United Way of Northern New Mexico partner to sponsor a self-referral portal that allows anyone to search their database of resources. Non-medical needs such as secure housing, utilities, reliable transportation, nutritious food, and safe physical and social environments are key to health and well-being.

Search by area code and connect to support services in any area of the country, including New Mexico. Financial assistance, food pantries, medical care, housing, transit, health, education, legal and more.

Whether you need a ride or would like to be paid to give a ride, the Non-Metro Area Agency on Aging is here to help Eldorado residents assisting seniors and older adults in need throughout New Mexico in 32 counties.

Visit the link below to learn more about their transit services.