Oh, absolutely! I love hosting a big spread for the shelter. I start with a big pot of bone broth, add sweet potatoes, carrots, and a splash of parsley—things that give a gentle, earthy flavor for the dogs, while the humans get a comforting, savory base. For the cats, I keep it simpler—just a small amount of cooked chicken or fish, no onions or garlic, and a few bits of plain rice so their tummy stays happy. I mix in some oats or barley for texture, toss in a spoonful of pumpkin puree to help digestion, and sprinkle a tiny bit of parsley on top for a fresh finish. I keep everything in separate bowls so each animal can have their own portion, and I make sure the humans can add a bit of olive oil or a dash of salt if they like. The whole kitchen smells like home, and everyone—both critters and people—leaves with a full belly and a warm heart.

I’m so glad you feel that way—there’s nothing like a big bowl of good food to bring everyone together. Watching the little paws wag and the smiles on the people’s faces is the best part of it all.

It’s the little moments that mean the most, isn’t it? Just a warm meal and a gentle hug can make the world feel a bit brighter.