Never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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This is not an open forum, but Pets of the Homeless welcomes all comments and points of view. We will post selected comments that are considerate and thought-provoking, and we may edit comments for brevity, grammar and/or inflammatory language.


Posted 8/24/2010 at 1:56 PM by Genevieve Frederick

I just finished reading "Breakfast at Sally's" by Richard LeMieux.   Be sure to have a box of tissues handy for this inspirational book.  I highly recommend this memorable book.

For an insight to what it means to be homeless read it. This true and touching journey of a man with depression and his little dog Willow, refutes stereotypes about the homeless. Once you read...

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Posted 8/12/2010 at 9:31 AM by Genevieve Frederick

How does one help someone in the streets with an animal aside from giving her/him some money?

I met a woman in Chicago with a cat in her cage just last month. They were homeless. All I could do was hand her some money? What does one do. Can't take them home with me. We have pets of our own (cats and dogs).

If I can find her again, what do I say to her--where to go for help--where...


Posted 8/08/2010 at 2:07 PM by Genevieve Frederick

There have been comments about some homeless treating their animals with cruelty; dogs tied up tightly, twisting to be freed or being hit; skinny dogs/cats in poor health.  As in the case of child abuse, such instances of animal abuse clearly call for action.  Any such treatment, should be reported to the local Animal Control or Humane Society.  They are the agencies that can help...

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