When I was a child, we were not wealthy. My mother would make good, wholesome meals Sunday to Thursday. By Friday there was a mix of leftovers from these good meals. Every Friday Mom would grind the leftovers up, put them in a casserole dish and bake a layer of "Spoon Bread" on top. She called it "Knish," which is a Jewish dish popular in Eastern Europe.

 We weren't always crazy about the way the Knish looked, but it was a good, wholesome meal and all of us have thrived!

 We, at Mister Buck's Genuinely Good Pet Food Company, are dedicated to helping Shelters, Humane Societies and Rescue Groups. One of the things that has perplexed us is how do we get great food to these folks as cheaply as possible?

 Then the plant came up with a great idea!  Between every run of our food, there is a crossover batch.  It contains some of the first and second runs. Each month there are several tons of this product. Until now it had been discarded or given to hog farmers.

As we looked at the ingredients we realized that this could be our "Knish!" It is the same high quality food; it is just inconsistent in type.

We have named the product “Rescue Mix” and it will be available in 50# bags only.

Jon Kitto