NY woman keeps pet pantry going after husband dies of COVID
Nassau County pet pantry
Paw It Forward is a pet pantry based in the basement of a home in Valley Stream. Danielle Scala-Nathan and her husband Rob started the pantry five years ago. He died of COVID last year.
VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. - Danielle Scala-Nathan started Paw It Forward Pet Pantry with her husband Rob five years ago. Rob died from COVID-19 in April, just a few days after their 15th wedding anniversary. Danielle, 41, has vowed to continue the charity in his memory. He always said, This way my baby, this is what I wanted, he would want me to do it, she said. I do it because I want to. It keeps me going every day.
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i was born in a military base. i have been around military for years. i was fortunate to go with kid rock and perform for the troops. it s second nature to me. i m very passionate about our military. you have your own foundation. you re teaming up with purina. yes. specifically with this today, tell us about that. we teamed up with purina for the national pet month. it s an initiative called paw it forward, which you know. basically encouraging pet owners to show a lot of love to their pets and to everyone really to encourage them to help dogs that are in need. we just encourage them to go to the website. they can check out more and donate. and find out what we re doing. pureloveforpets.com. keep us posted on the sweet