The Animal Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley will relocate from its Emmaus headquarters to a larger facility in Allentown beginning in March 2026, expanding its capacity to serve families struggling to feed their pets.
The organization, which has operated from Emmaus for the past decade, currently helps more than 3,000 pets each month. As the only stand-alone pet food bank in the region, the nonprofit distributes thousands of pounds of pet food and supplies to families facing economic hardship.
“We have loved our time in Emmaus, but the need for our services is growing every month,” said Amy Kocis, executive director. “Moving to Allentown places us in a more central location for many of our families, ensuring that no pet in the Lehigh Valley has to go hungry or be surrendered to a shelter due to financial hardship.”…