Feeding Pets of the Homeless received a call from a woman who lives in her van in Riverside, CA about her dog Edmond, a Chihuahua Papion mix who was at a clinic to get vaccinations when the vet tech noted

Feeding Pets of the Homeless received a call from a woman who was helping Sega, a Retriever mix who is owned by a homeless man in Springfield, OR. Sega and his guardian were both hit by a car. His owner

Feeding Pets of the Homeless received a call from a participating veterinarian in Apple Valley, CA who called for a homeless man who is not very communicative.  He lives in a shelter with his dog, Elvis, a two year old

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a man who lives in his van in Oakland CA with his cat, Mewni.  Mewni was sleeping excessively and eating more than usual for the past 2 weeks.  Pets of the Homeless

A homeless man who lives in his car near the coast in Northern California called about his 5-year-old male Maine Coone, “Kitty Kat.”  He was concerned because Kitty Kat had dry blood on his lip, an odor coming from his

A woman lives in a tent in a crevice of a big box store in Pomona, CA. She called Feeding Pets of the Homeless when she heard about us through a friend. She receives food stamps and has been homeless for the past year.  She

A woman has been homeless for the past five years in Post Falls, ID, living in her car, with her dog, Maverick, a 6-year-old neutered male Pit Bull Boxer mix. She is disabled and receives social security income benefits. She learned about Feeding

A woman who is physically disabled because of a spinal cord injury has been living in her car for about a month in CA.  She receives food stamps and SSDI.  She called Feeding Pets of the Homeless® when her service

  A woman has been living in her vehicle with her 14-year-old Westie, Sage, for the past two months. She shared with us that she became homeless due to losing her job during COVID 19. She has no income at

A woman and her dog have been homeless in her car for the past three years in Medford, OR.  She parks wherever the police don’t kick her out and receives social security income. When her dog, Journey, a sweet nine-year-old