Contact: Chrisie Yabu, KPS3, chrisie@kps3.com, 775.686.7437 Pets of the Homeless Provides Free Collapsible Sleeping Crates for Homeless Shelters Allowing pets in emergency and homeless shelters provides the necessary services to break the cycle of homelessness (Carson City, NV) – Pets of the Homeless, the only national nonprofit organization focused on feeding and providing care to...
Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who lives in her car in Tacoma, WA … (Read more)
Care2 March 22, 2018 Genevieve Frederick recently got a call from a woman who was upset because she believed a homeless man was using his dog to get more money. She saw them frequently at her bus stop and said that the dog had grown up on the streets with the man. “She wanted to...
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Buddy, a one-year-old neutered male Pit Bull Labrador mix, had been in a ruckus with another dog seven days prior and had a severe laceration which had become infected. (Read full article here)
Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless couple living in a tent with their dog Einstein in San Diego, CA. Einstein’s symptoms included vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and he was lethargic and losing weight. We approved an exam for Einstein to be seen by a local veterinarian. After the examination was completed it...
Pet Age January 26, 2018 Pets of the Homeless, a national nonprofit organization focused on feeding and providing emergency veterinary care to pets of homeless people, is looking to expand its national network of veterinarians to provide emergency veterinary care. Pets of the Homeless relies on volunteers, social workers and veterinarians to refer the homeless...
Pets of the Homeless Helps Animals in Need This nonprofit wants to make sure no one has to choose between their pet and a place to sleep. Posted by NationSwell on Friday, January 19, 2018
“The Vet in the Red Caboose” He heals and helps all animals with kindness. Like Snug in his left eye who was facing blindness. He helped and went in to take out the pain. Now, we have hope and everything to gain. Yes this vet will help any animal at all. No matter how big...
By: Cindy May Marketing – Smart Marketing for Small Nonprofits “This dog saves my life on a daily basis.” In a recent news broadcast, a homeless man named Andy cuddles a beautiful pit bull mix named Bailey whom he purchased from a beggar when the dog was just four weeks old. Ever since the dog...
