Every dog deserves a full belly, and thanks to Castor and Pollux Pet Works, the founding sponsor of FreeKibble.com, more and more dogs (and cats) are getting free meals at animal shelters. To date they’ve given more than 55 tons of pet food and financial support.

At Freekibble.com (an idea dreamed up by a 12 year old girl named Mimi) visitors are asked to answer a trivia question each day. If you get the answer right, 10 pieces of kibble are donated to an animal shelter… but get this--even if you get the answer wrong, they STILL donate the 10 pieces of kibble. Thanks to this site, more than 1.2 million nutritious meals have been given to hungry dogs and cats!

And what a meal they are getting. Castor and Pollux specializes in producing the highest quality organic and natural pet foods. Here is a statement from their website about the quality ingredients that go in to all of their pet food products:

“You might think buying organic is only important for two-legged creatures. But think about it -- it's important for pets, too. As it turns out, pesticides and synthetic fertilizers aren't fit for man nor beast.

What's funny is that organic farming today is defined by tight standards, rules and compliance. Independent USDA-accredited inspectors review minute details. Kind of a mind-blower that all of this regulation evolved from hippie gardens, isn't it? 

For us, organic is another word for quality, and certified organic ingredients comprise more than 70 percent of our ORGANIX® dry foods, and 95% of ORGANIX canned foods and treats. That's something we all can take comfort in.


To put it simply, it's a quality, health and safety story, with certified organic, free-range chicken the hero in our dry dog and cat foods - it's the #1 ingredient.”

Want to give your furry friends a taste of organic greatness? For a limited time, Castor and Pollux are giving away free 3lbs bag samples of their food. But hurry, though, this probably won’t last long! Visit http://www.castorpolluxpet.com/store/freekibble for all the details! And please visit Freekibble.com while you’re at it to help feed hungry dogs (and cats).