The Montanian

10/13/2026

10/13/2026

Hello friends!

Do you have a collection of empty feed bags you have no idea why you're collecting and don't know what to do with? Compost and soil bags? Wood pellet bags? Cat and dog food bags?

Don't throw them away, KPFL would gladly take them off your hands!

Here at KPFL we put empty bags to work as garbage bags and litter bags as our way of reusing and recycling. Unfortunately, our stock pile is out and we're having to rely on regular garbage bags, which we have to use more of due to their lack of strength and that puts a heavy cost on our shoulders.

If you'd like to get those collections off your hands and help out your local shelter, feel free to drop off empty bags any day between 8am and 1pm!

Thank you all so much!

(Pictured: Sunkist, Marmalade, Koi, and Gladys!)

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