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.
October 18-24th is National Estate Planning Awareness Week, and Feeding Pets of the Homeless wants to help you make the most of it! It’s a powerful way to protect your loved ones and support the causes that have been close
Give a Dog a Bone: Meet Laura A Q&A With Our Office Manager 1:22-2:12 Today, we will be introducing Laura Brown, Feeding Pets of the Homeless’ office manager. She is the mother of three children and has been married for
Re-posted with permission from ASPCApro Know what to look for when handling dogs? Dogs communicate with one another and with us using their own elegant, non-verbal language. These tips focus on seven important aspects of a dog’s body: eyes, ears,
In the face of the current global health emergency, many people have turned to their pets for support. With owners home all day providing extra cuddles, treats, and entertainment some pets have thrived on the extra attention, however, others have
Image Source: Pexels How to Deal With Being in a Car Accident with Your Dog By: Devin Morrissey When an emergency occurs and you’re not in a financially stable situation, it can feel overwhelming. You might feel as though you
by Ruth Gordon, MA, MSW, LCSW It has been asserted that one of the reasons that many individuals view those who are homeless with disdain is so that the observer can feel better about him/herself. These particular people, with no
Written by Granite Recover Centers Clinically Reviewed by Cheryl Smith MS,MLADC Most people can say they have experienced the joy of having a pet, or have been able to share a kinship with one owned by a friend or relative.
This presentation by the New York Times is heartbreaking. We get calls from camps like this every day. Eighty million or 68% of American households have at least one pet, and that number keeps rising. Many of those households are
By Will Stolzenburg | January 20, 2021 ©Feeding Pets of the Homeless A FEW DAYS AGO I was driving along a frontage road near a busy intersection, when I passed a woman and her dog sitting on the curb. The woman was holding
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.
October 18-24th is National Estate Planning Awareness Week, and Feeding Pets of the Homeless wants to help you make the most of it! It’s a powerful way to protect your loved ones and support the causes that have been close
Give a Dog a Bone: Meet Laura A Q&A With Our Office Manager 1:22-2:12 Today, we will be introducing Laura Brown, Feeding Pets of the Homeless’ office manager. She is the mother of three children and has been married for
Re-posted with permission from ASPCApro Know what to look for when handling dogs? Dogs communicate with one another and with us using their own elegant, non-verbal language. These tips focus on seven important aspects of a dog’s body: eyes, ears,
In the face of the current global health emergency, many people have turned to their pets for support. With owners home all day providing extra cuddles, treats, and entertainment some pets have thrived on the extra attention, however, others have
Image Source: Pexels How to Deal With Being in a Car Accident with Your Dog By: Devin Morrissey When an emergency occurs and you’re not in a financially stable situation, it can feel overwhelming. You might feel as though you
by Ruth Gordon, MA, MSW, LCSW It has been asserted that one of the reasons that many individuals view those who are homeless with disdain is so that the observer can feel better about him/herself. These particular people, with no
Written by Granite Recover Centers Clinically Reviewed by Cheryl Smith MS,MLADC Most people can say they have experienced the joy of having a pet, or have been able to share a kinship with one owned by a friend or relative.
This presentation by the New York Times is heartbreaking. We get calls from camps like this every day. Eighty million or 68% of American households have at least one pet, and that number keeps rising. Many of those households are
By Will Stolzenburg | January 20, 2021 ©Feeding Pets of the Homeless A FEW DAYS AGO I was driving along a frontage road near a busy intersection, when I passed a woman and her dog sitting on the curb. The woman was holding
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