marines coming to town. delivering toys to tots for kids in remote alaskan villages. they have shipped over 3,000 toys in total. they have also hand-delivered some gifts giving kids in the northwest artic the full santa experience. carley: that s great. every now and then santa needs a little help. the marines are there to assist. that s awesome. all right. we will check back in with you in a little bit. in the meantime supply chain delays have left many struggling in the holiday season. now the shortages are impacting our furry friends, too. as shipping delays and pricy ingredients make certain pet foods hard to find. here with more on the crisis she is witnessing firsthand co-owner of south shore pet food pantry in massachusetts kristin clancy. kristin, good morning to you. good morning, thanks so much for having me on today. carley: we are so happy to have you. how big of a problem is this? well, it started in the springtime. we know that there are global
we actually were just over the weekend a client reached out. actually a community member reached out, her dog eats prescription food and that food has grown by 200 percent. and she was not even able to buy it so, fortunately, we had some on our shelves and so we were very happy to give it to her. carley: we have been talking about a lot of food shortages when it comes to people. this morning we are learning that it also effects our furry friends as well. you do such great work. so to help families and pets in need, go to south shore pet food pantry.com to help out. and ease the burden a little bit. kristin, thanks so much for joining us. thank you. carley: straight ahead. rampant crime rocks the windy city, not only are thieves targeting high end luxury stores also going after the city s small businesses. the owner of one bike shop hit twice in two weeks. evolving with the world.