HOW TO BECOME A DONATION SITE
Fill out the Form Below
Once you sign up your business WE will:
- Welcome you to our family of Donation Sites
- Supply you with marketing materials and decals
- Add your business to our website
- Announce your participation on all our social media
- Put you in that month’s newsletter
Once you sign up your business YOU will:
- Set up a bin to collect pet food/supply donations
- Announce participation to your community
- Collect donations
- Record & Report donations
- Deliver to local Pet Food Provider
- Feel AMAZING!!!

To get started right away fill out the form below then check out Pet Food Providers in your community click here to see if there is an organization already distributing pet food in your community.
We encourage people in need not to go to Donation Sites for pet food, they are instructed to find a Pet Food Provider on the website.
To ensure that you receive a reply, please add @petsofthehomeless.org to your address book and/or safe senders list.
Donation Site Application
WITH YOU BY OUR SIDE, TOGETHER WE SERVE BETTER

30,480
pets helped

$7,638,422
given in veterinary care, pet food & crates

2,817,582 Lbs.
pet food collected

186
donation sites nationwide
2 days ago
What an incredible week of generosity! ![]()
A huge THANK YOU to every business, Donation Site, community partner and individual who hosted a pet food drive, donated food and supplies, shared our campaign or made a gift during Give a Dog a Bone Week.![]()
We’ve loved seeing pet food collections coming in from communities across the country, all with one goal: helping keep pets fed and with the people who love them. Just look at what you’ve helped make possible! ![]()
While Give a Dog a Bone Week has officially wrapped up, we’re not finished yet.![]()
We’ve reached 44% of our online fundraising goal, so we’ve extended the online portion of the campaign to give our community more time to help us reach our $25k goal and provide even more pet food and veterinary care to pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness.![]()
If you haven’t had a chance to participate yet, there’s still time. Every gift, no matter the size, helps fill bowls and protect the human-animal bond.![]()
Donate today: petsofthehomeless.org/giveadogaboneweek![]()
Thank you for showing up for pets and the people who love them.
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5 days ago
Hi, my name is Bob.![]()
I'm a 4-year-old German Shepherd living in a tent with my dad. We are currently experiencing homelessness, and I am also his service dog. My dad has epilepsy, and I am trained to recognize when a seizure may be coming and alert him. I help keep him safe, comfort him when things are difficult, and most importantly, we are family.![]()
A few years ago, I was hit by a car. My dad did not have the money for veterinary care, and my left leg never healed properly. Over time, it continued to cause me pain.![]()
My dad wanted to help me, so he reached out to his social worker, who gave him a list of organizations that might be able to assist. That's when he found Feeding Pets of the Homeless.![]()
After completing an application, we were connected with a case manager who helped arrange an appointment with a local veterinarian.![]()
The veterinarian took X-rays and determined that my injured leg could not be saved and needed to be amputated. Feeding Pets of the Homeless helped cover the cost of my surgery, and the veterinarian generously provided a $1,900 discount.![]()
My surgery went well, and I was sent back with my dad with medication to manage the pain and inflammation while I heal.![]()
Now I'm recovering by his side, with a lot less pain and an important job to get back to.![]()
Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $616 toward my care.![]()
A message from my dad:![]()
"Thank you so much for your help with Bob. He is my service animal, and I do not know what I would do without him. Your organization and the veterinarian are truly angels!"![]()
Your support helps pets like me receive the veterinary care we need and stay with the people who depend on us.![]()
Lend a paw to help the next pet in need.
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