Nevada Business February 6, 2019 By Chrisie Yabu Nonprofit expands options for donors during critical need time (Carson City, NV) – Pets of the Homeless, the only national animal organization focused solely on feeding and providing emergency veterinary care to pets of homeless people, has added the option to donate to the organization with Bitcoin...
.@PetsofHomeless wants to make sure no one has to choose between their pet and a place to sleep. pic.twitter.com/ifFiTnnr4u — NationSwell (@NationSwell) February 3, 2019
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 for our assistance with his 2 1/2 year old German Shepherd, Miss Lilly. A few...
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 will be a meaningful way to carry forward your compassion and...
By Devin Morrissey devinmorrissey.1987@gmail.com Even though the most charitable time of year is well behind us, there are still plenty of winter days ahead, and we can’t forget the people and pets out in the cold. By now, businesses are likely looking to the year ahead and incorporating philanthropy into their business plans. It’s the...
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 the Officer that we would need to speak with the man and interview him. He...
Bellingham- A Nevada nonprofit will help the homeless get medical care for their pets as part of a partnership with Lighthouse Mission Ministries. Hans Erchinger-Davis, executive director for Lighthouse Mission Ministries, said the veterinary care would be “incredibly helpful to our folks.” “We’re excited about that,” Erchinger-Davis said during a telephone interview in December. Lighthouse...
Help-A-Pet helps low-income pet owners keep their animals well Veterinarian George Glanzberg gets a close look at Raja. He found that the puppy had a heart murmur, which might or might not require treatment later in the dog’s life. By David LaChance, Bennington Banner 12/27/2018 BENNINGTON — Peanut’s owner was concerned. The Chihuahua wasn’t walking...
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, Zeus, tested positive for parvovirus. Read more here: Pets of the Homeless Newsletter December 2018
REWIRE By Heather Adams 11/29/2018 Imagine needing desperately to escape, but being held back because someone you love couldn’t come with you. That was the case for a woman in Wichita, Kansas. She had tried to leave her physically abusive husband multiple times—but she always found herself at a loss for a place to go...
