Paws N Claws Pet Pantry Announces New Hours

The pet food pantry in Eufaula, Oklahoma has updated its schedule to better serve the community.

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry, located at the Eufaula Indian Journal, has set new hours of operation from Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Those in need of cat or dog food can visit the pantry once a week during these afternoon hours, unless it is deemed an emergency. The pantry's organizers, Lori Powell-Fells and LaDonna Rhodes, are thanking the community for their support and are reminding pet owners to spay and neuter their animals to help control the overpopulation of unwanted pets.

Why it matters

The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry plays a vital role in supporting pet owners in the Eufaula area who are facing financial hardship and struggle to afford food for their animals. The new hours aim to make the pantry more accessible to those in need.

The details

The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry is located at the Eufaula Indian Journal and will now be open Monday through Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Individuals can visit the pantry once a week to pick up cat or dog food, unless it is deemed an emergency. The pantry's organizers, Lori Powell-Fells and LaDonna Rhodes, are encouraging sponsors and supporters to bring in donations during these hours if possible, or to call 918-689-2191 to make other arrangements.

  • The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry's new hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

The players

Paws N Claws Pet Pantry

A pet food pantry located at the Eufaula Indian Journal in Eufaula, Oklahoma that provides assistance to pet owners in need.

Lori Powell-Fells

Co-organizer of the Paws N Claws Pet Pantry.

LaDonna Rhodes

Co-organizer of the Paws N Claws Pet Pantry.

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What they’re saying

“We understand completely how it takes a village to rescue and a community team effort to help abandoned, abused and neglected animals in the McIntosh County area and beyond.”

— Lori Powell-Fells, Co-organizer, Paws N Claws Pet Pantry (mcintoshdemocrat.com)

“They also wish to remind everyone to please spay or neuter all your pets to help control the overpopulation of unwanted animals in the local pound and shelters abroad.”

— LaDonna Rhodes, Co-organizer, Paws N Claws Pet Pantry (mcintoshdemocrat.com)

What’s next

The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry encourages community members to visit the pantry during the new operating hours to donate pet food or to inquire about sponsoring adoption fees and spay/neuter services for animals in need.

The takeaway

The Paws N Claws Pet Pantry's updated hours demonstrate its commitment to serving the Eufaula community and supporting pet owners facing financial hardship. By making the pantry more accessible, the organizers hope to continue their mission of rescuing and caring for abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in the area.