By: Mike Powell Imagine having nothing and nobody in your life but your pet. For those of us stuck at home during this pandemic, our pet’s tail wags, cute antics, and loving eyes make us smile when we’re feeling down.
In honor of World Pet Memorial Day, we remember Willow! Willow, an 18-month-old female boxer-pitbull mix, and her companion had been living in a car at a safe parking program at a church in San Diego, CA. Her companion did
Genevieve Fredrick The COVID-19 situation is changing constantly and during these stressful times, our pets remain the one comfort we all rely on. Their love keeps us going and their funny antics keep a smile on our face. To a
Image Source: Pixabay The holidays and winter can be hard for the pets of the homeless. With the cold weather and potential for health issues like hypothermia and frostbite, the homeless and their pets need help more than ever during
Dear Supporters, During this time surrounding COVID-19, food banks still need pet food. We ask you, our loyal supporters, to order dog/cat food online and have it shipped to a local food bank. No need to go to a store!
Your own reasons to give may be uniquely personal but by making a gift to Feeding Pets of the Homeless® through your will, trust or other financial plan, you can help pets well into the future. Legacy Society for Feeding Pets
By Devin Morrissey There are 640,000 homeless people in the United States, and roughly 5-10% of them have dogs and cats as their companions. These pets provide affection and care for people who are without homes, and in some cases,
By Mandy Lee Homelessness is a heartbreaking epidemic. There are roughly 3.5 million people who are homeless in the United States, and around five to ten percent of them are pet owners. Despite the staggering statistics, it’s still challenging to
By: Devin Morrissey As winter fast approaches, it’s easy to think about images of curling up on the sofa with your four-legged friend, enjoying a cup of hot cocoa by a roaring fire. We see winter as a “cozy” time
By John Woods, Founder, All Things Dogs It’s estimated that around 5% to 10% of homeless people have a dog. Homeless people have normally lost everything, from their job, to their possessions, and in many cases, their friends and family.
By: Mike Powell Imagine having nothing and nobody in your life but your pet. For those of us stuck at home during this pandemic, our pet’s tail wags, cute antics, and loving eyes make us smile when we’re feeling down.
In honor of World Pet Memorial Day, we remember Willow! Willow, an 18-month-old female boxer-pitbull mix, and her companion had been living in a car at a safe parking program at a church in San Diego, CA. Her companion did
Genevieve Fredrick The COVID-19 situation is changing constantly and during these stressful times, our pets remain the one comfort we all rely on. Their love keeps us going and their funny antics keep a smile on our face. To a
Image Source: Pixabay The holidays and winter can be hard for the pets of the homeless. With the cold weather and potential for health issues like hypothermia and frostbite, the homeless and their pets need help more than ever during
Dear Supporters, During this time surrounding COVID-19, food banks still need pet food. We ask you, our loyal supporters, to order dog/cat food online and have it shipped to a local food bank. No need to go to a store!
Your own reasons to give may be uniquely personal but by making a gift to Feeding Pets of the Homeless® through your will, trust or other financial plan, you can help pets well into the future. Legacy Society for Feeding Pets
By Devin Morrissey There are 640,000 homeless people in the United States, and roughly 5-10% of them have dogs and cats as their companions. These pets provide affection and care for people who are without homes, and in some cases,
By Mandy Lee Homelessness is a heartbreaking epidemic. There are roughly 3.5 million people who are homeless in the United States, and around five to ten percent of them are pet owners. Despite the staggering statistics, it’s still challenging to
By: Devin Morrissey As winter fast approaches, it’s easy to think about images of curling up on the sofa with your four-legged friend, enjoying a cup of hot cocoa by a roaring fire. We see winter as a “cozy” time
By John Woods, Founder, All Things Dogs It’s estimated that around 5% to 10% of homeless people have a dog. Homeless people have normally lost everything, from their job, to their possessions, and in many cases, their friends and family.
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