Does anyone know what to do with bed pillows?
I bought new ones and the old ones have been laundered, washed and dried. I called 2 pet shelters but they don't take pillows.
I hate to just throw them in the trash!
Any ideas?
Does anyone know what to do with bed pillows?
I bought new ones and the old ones have been laundered, washed and dried. I called 2 pet shelters but they don't take pillows.
I hate to just throw them in the trash!
Any ideas?
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perhaps your pooches and kitties might enjoy them......
or you can use them to fill a bigger decorative pillow case......
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See if a homeless shelter would accept them for their clients?
Freecycle them?
Have a gi-normous pillow fight?
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See if someone crafty you know would like them to use the stuffing for stuffed animals! Church folks often are a good place to check.
Freecycle is amazing! I understand why matress' and pillows aren't accepted at shelters (people and animals) as they would require a bit of work to clean and sanitize. They probably wouldn't take your word that you cleaned them. Good luck!
Oh, that wasn't the issue with the pet shelter; they just told me they need LARGE size beds, and a bed pillow would only be good for smaller dogs; which we all know are seldom at shelters and never for long! And the bed pillows are too large for the cat cages.
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I've always used them to make pet beds. Pull the stuffing out and use it in any size bed you want. Usually two pillows will make a large (think Collie size) and one will do two cat size.
Shelters are hesitant because dogs can unstuff a pillow and swallow the stuffing. Unless they use them for cats, it's a medical concern.
How about a safe house, crisis center, youth home or nursing home?
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