Joseph said he worked with the Dayton Foundation to launch MercyPets and in less than a week the organization has raised $20,000 for hungry children.
The mission of the non-profit group is to inspire pet lovers to commit donating a matching percentage of their pet expenses to help fight child hunger.
“If everybody gave one percent of what they spent - one percent - that would add up to $61 million,” Satish said.
For more information on how you can help visit mercypets.org
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