Did you catch the livestream from Virtual Waffles & Wishes on May 4?

Check out the interview with WQLN’s Traci Teudhope, including the moment Avery realized her wish to have a mobile pet food pantry was coming true:

Now that Avery has her mobile pet food pantry, she plans to go out into her local community to provide access to resources like food and treats for animals who need it. Partnering with her local shelter and food banks, Avery hopes to meet people and pets where they are.

“I’ve just seen that so many animals need second chances.” said Avery. “A lot of people don’t have enough money to feed their animals and the animals don’t get the care they need, so I figured I would help as many animals as I can with my mobile pet food pantry.”

While Avery still has more rounds of radiation to endure, now she has her wish to help her fight through each treatment… because on the other side of each treatment, her wish is waiting for her – giving her the resilience to face the future without fear and the freedom to focus on her passion.

THANK YOU!
Many heartfelt thanks go out to:

• Our media sponsor, WQLN, for making this live virtual event such a success;
• Our friends at Erie County Technical School for hosting the reveal as well as building and installing the shelving inside Avery's mobile pet food pantry;
• PEDIGREE Foundation for its $5,000 grant to The ANNA Shelter to help cover future supplies for Avery's pantry;
• Mars Petcare US for generously supplying a variety of dog and cat food and treats to get Avery’s mobile pet pantry off the ground;
• And supporters like YOU for your dedication, year after year, to granting wishes for local children with critical illness.

We couldn't do this life-changing work without the local community.
Thank you again for your ongoing support of the Make-A-Wish^®mission.