From time to time, people tell me, “lighten up, it’s just a dog,”or “that’s a lot of money for just a dog.”They don’t understand the distance traveled, the time spent,or the costs involved for “just a dog.”Some of my proudest

When experiencing homelessness, it can be difficult to break out of the poverty cycle and prepare your mindset for the long term, especially when you’re so used to just surviving day-to-day. When transitioning out of homelessness to permanent housing, here

By Richard Rowlands, pet and veterinary writer at RichardRowlands.com The companionship of an animal can be a great source of comfort for a homeless person but taking care of a pet also comes with its own set of challenges in

*If you are homeless and would like to contribute your thoughts, use our Contact Us page to share. By Sethuraman S People can become homeless for no fault of their own but simply because there’s no safety net for vulnerable

What People Experiencing Homelessness Can Do To Keep Their Dog Cool This Summer By Alec Littlejohn, Founder, Pawscessories The temperature is rising, and that means it’s time to be extra cautious of your pet dog’s well-being. People experiencing homelessness with

The Human-Animal bond dates back more than fifteen thousand years ago. While the bond seems to have no end and continues to grow, the homeless – who are unsafe from the biased assertions of typical humans on the streets, benefit

By: Ryan is a passionate blogger and writer who likes sharing his thoughts and now he works as a content editor and internet researcher at preply.com. He likes to travel and explore new countries.   A lot of people experience

By: Terry Stancheva, Founder at PawsomeAdvice.com Having a pet is one of the best feelings in the world. They are loving, loyal, and keep you company. Therefore, it’s no surprise that 67% of US households have pets. However, if you’re homeless, having

Newest Program, Veteran Pet Support, Teams Up with HUD-VASH Feeding Pets of the Homeless® teamed up with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development- VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) to provide the pets of verified veterans in the program veterinary care.