US EditionHere’s when Members of Military, Federal Workers Will Miss First Paycheck During Shutdown
The Connecticut Humane Society offers free pet food to federal workers facing pay uncertainty during the shutdown through a pantry program available at three locations.
- Connecticut Humane Society is offering free pet food, urging unpaid federal workers to use its year-round pantry targeting those affected by the shutdown, James Bias said.
- The government shutdown has produced pay uncertainty and agency layoffs, said the Office of Management and Budget, while Rep. Mike Johnson warned military families could miss paychecks next Wednesday.
- Applicants should complete a short online form, and the society accepts unopened food donations at its three locations or online orders and donations at CThumane.org/FedPFP for up to a month's supply.
- The program, repeated from 2019, delivered tangible relief as James Bias, executive director of the Connecticut Humane Society, heard praise including thanks from a TSA agent at Bradley.
- The society urged the public to donate and help 'stack the shelves' as organizers warned this month could bring cash-flow crises for federal workers facing mid-month issues, with 400,000 additional workers scheduled for pay on next Wednesday.
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Connecticut Humane Society offers free pet food to federal workers during government shutdown
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