The cost of caring for 80 cats and kittens can add up, and the Victoria Pet Adoption Society is asking for the public's help to feed the 80 felines in its care. 

Currently, the non-profit, which rehabilitates and helps foster homeless animals, goes through $200 worth of cat food (48 cans) a day.

To help meet its needs, the society has asked the public to donate two types of cat food: Royal Canin Kitten and Purina Essential Care Kitten. 

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However, the non-profit won't say no to other brands.

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Monetary donations are always accepted, too, which help offset the cost of food.

Looking after cats goes far beyond feeding them. Every month, the society accrues approximately $10,000 in veterinary bills, and monetary donations help offset these costs.

Monetary donations can be made , and food can be dropped off at the Royal Oak Pet Clinic in Saanich.