Gotpetfood.com, on 14th Street, held a fundraising grand opening event on Saturday, March 31, with all proceeds from raffles and a silent auction donated to Paws LA, a nonprofit organization that provides essential pet care services at no cost to people living with disabilities or a life-threatening or terminal illness. Brian Brahms, founder of gotpetfood.com, follows a family tradition in the holistic pet food business that dates back to 1945.
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