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Feeding Pets of the Homeless May 2026 Newsletter

May Newsletter: Celebrating the Bond That Keeps Pets and People Together May is National Pet Month, a time to celebrate the love, comfort and companionship pets bring into our lives. For people experiencing homelessness, that bond can be everything. In

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Success Story: Felicia

When a pet is in pain, waiting is not an option. But for many, getting help is not that simple. Meet Felicia: Hi, my name is Felicia. I’m a 3-year-old pit bull mix living in a van with my dad

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Success Story: Buddy

Hi, my name is Buddy. I’m a 1-year-old domestic short hair cat living in a car with my mom. We have been experiencing homelessness for about a year and are doing our best to rebuild our lives together. One day

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Feeding Pets of the Homeless March 2026 Newsletter

In 2025, we helped more than 1,620 pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness receive life saving veterinary care. Our team handled over 72,000 calls. Demand continues to rise. Our March newsletter shares a powerful message from one grateful pet guardian,

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Success Story: Blondie

National Love Your Pet Day Today is all about celebrating the unconditional love our pets give us every single day. They comfort us, protect us, and stand by us no matter what life looks like. For many people experiencing homelessness,

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Success Story: Sunshine

Meet Sunshine! We’re sharing this week’s success story a little differently. This time, we’re starting with a message directly from the pet’s owner. Her words speak volumes about what this support meant during one of the hardest moments in her

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Success Story: Felicia

When a pet is in pain, waiting is not an option. But for many, getting help is not that simple. Meet Felicia: Hi, my name is Felicia. I’m a 3-year-old

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Success Story: Buddy

Hi, my name is Buddy. I’m a 1-year-old domestic short hair cat living in a car with my mom. We have been experiencing homelessness for about a year and are

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Success Story: Blondie

National Love Your Pet Day Today is all about celebrating the unconditional love our pets give us every single day. They comfort us, protect us, and stand by us no

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Success Story: Sunshine

Meet Sunshine! We’re sharing this week’s success story a little differently. This time, we’re starting with a message directly from the pet’s owner. Her words speak volumes about what this

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Hi, my name is Duke.I’m a 6-year-old Yorkshire Terrier. My sister and I live with our dad in a Salvation Army shelter. I love when he takes us on walks and gives us tummy rubs.One day, I stopped feeling like myself. I didn’t want to eat or play, and I was vomiting and having diarrhea. My dad was really worried, but he did not have the money to take me to a vet.At the shelter, he found a list of resources posted in the dining hall. That is where he learned about Feeding Pets of the Homeless. He filled out an application, and after speaking with a case manager, I was approved to be seen.At the clinic, the vet ran tests to rule out parvovirus. I was given fluids and an anti-nausea injection while they continued diagnostics. The doctor found that I had a stomach ulcer and sent me home with probiotics and medication to help me heal.Now I am resting with my dad and starting to feel better each day. I can’t wait to get back to playing with him again.Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $1475 towards Duke’s care.A sweet note from Duke's dad: "Thank you so much. I have been absolutely terrified of being unable to afford Duke’s care. You are all angels. I cannot thank you enough." ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow! Amazing job! You and your community are making a big difference in the lives of pets and their people experiencing homelessness.Thank you to everyone who has donated to Pets of the Homeless! 💙We proudly collect donations for the Pets of the Homeless organization year-round. They accept bags of food and treats as long as they are not expired (can be open or sealed), along with toys, leashes, collars, and other pet supplies.Donations can be dropped off at our hospital if you’d like to help support pets in need 🐶🐱 #reno #renocommunity #petsofthehomeless #caughlinranch ... See MoreSee Less
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