Thank you for your survey response! Your time is extremely valuable and it is because of people like you that we are able to effectively communicate our programs. In an effort to recognize frequently asked questions we have prepared the
A disabled homeless woman in the Morro Bay, CA area called Pets of the Homeless. After interviewing the woman, we learned that she lives out of her car and that she has been homeless for the past 12 months. Her
A disabled homeless man in the Carson City, NV area called Pets of the Homeless. After interviewing the man, we learned that he sleeps outside wherever he can find a safe spot. He called Pets of the Homeless asking
Dear Legacy Society of Pets of the Homeless Members, This is the first quarterly issue of the Legacy Society of Pets of the Homeless newsletter. I hope you enjoy. Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Your planned gift to Feeding
Pets of the Homeless received a call from Police Officer Griggs in Detroit, Michigan. He was concerned about a dog who belonged to a homeless man on the streets. The dog had multiple wounds including a torn ear. We told
A disabled homeless woman in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area called Pets of the Homeless seeking emergency veterinary care assistance. She learned about us through one of our network veterinarians. The hospital informed us that her four-month old Rottweiler mix,
Ethan Ramirez chose to support Pets of the Homeless and conducted a pet food drive to earn his Eagle Scout Award with the Boy Scouts of America. Ethan created fliers and collected pet food at churches and schools in Carson
A homeless man who lives in his car for the past 2 years in Salinas, CA called Pets of the Homeless. His dog, Richard, a 6-year-old Labrador Chow mix had gotten loose, hit by a car, and picked up by
A disabled homeless man who is living in his van in the Springfield, Oregon area called Pets of the Homeless. He camps on his friend’s property, can occasionally use his friend’s restroom, but does all his cooking outside. He called
“Animals are reliable, full of love, true in their affections, grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to.” – Alred A. Montepert Pets of the Homeless Celebrates 10 Years and Dedicates New Office Expansion in Memory of
Thank you for your survey response! Your time is extremely valuable and it is because of people like you that we are able to effectively communicate our programs. In an effort to recognize frequently asked questions we have prepared the
A disabled homeless woman in the Morro Bay, CA area called Pets of the Homeless. After interviewing the woman, we learned that she lives out of her car and that she has been homeless for the past 12 months. Her
A disabled homeless man in the Carson City, NV area called Pets of the Homeless. After interviewing the man, we learned that he sleeps outside wherever he can find a safe spot. He called Pets of the Homeless asking
Dear Legacy Society of Pets of the Homeless Members, This is the first quarterly issue of the Legacy Society of Pets of the Homeless newsletter. I hope you enjoy. Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Your planned gift to Feeding
Pets of the Homeless received a call from Police Officer Griggs in Detroit, Michigan. He was concerned about a dog who belonged to a homeless man on the streets. The dog had multiple wounds including a torn ear. We told
A disabled homeless woman in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area called Pets of the Homeless seeking emergency veterinary care assistance. She learned about us through one of our network veterinarians. The hospital informed us that her four-month old Rottweiler mix,
Ethan Ramirez chose to support Pets of the Homeless and conducted a pet food drive to earn his Eagle Scout Award with the Boy Scouts of America. Ethan created fliers and collected pet food at churches and schools in Carson
A homeless man who lives in his car for the past 2 years in Salinas, CA called Pets of the Homeless. His dog, Richard, a 6-year-old Labrador Chow mix had gotten loose, hit by a car, and picked up by
A disabled homeless man who is living in his van in the Springfield, Oregon area called Pets of the Homeless. He camps on his friend’s property, can occasionally use his friend’s restroom, but does all his cooking outside. He called
“Animals are reliable, full of love, true in their affections, grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to.” – Alred A. Montepert Pets of the Homeless Celebrates 10 Years and Dedicates New Office Expansion in Memory of
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