A homeless woman in Fresno, CA called Pets of the Homeless™. She had been in a shelter, but most recently was in a motel for four days. She is disabled and receives SSI benefits. She called concerned about her one-month-old female Husky puppy, Blaize. Blaize fell and was limping. We verified her homelessness and approved...
An employed homeless woman who is living in a camper in Oneonta, NY for the past 6 months called Pets of the Homeless™. She called concerned about her dog, Doodle, a one-year-old female Pit Bull Terrier who hadn’t been eating for 5 days. We approved an examination at a participating network veterinarian. After the exam,...
A homeless woman who stays in a shelter in the San Diego, CA area called Pets of the Homeless™. She has been homeless for approximately two years, is disabled and receives SSI. She called about Bear, her 1-year old Chihuahua Terrier mix. Bear had been attacked by another dog the previous night. He had bite...
A disabled woman with no income who has been homeless for over two years called Pets of the Homeless™. During her homelessness she has lived in a car, in parks and wherever she can find some semblance of shelter. One month ago she finally got a space in a shelter in San Diego for herself...
By: Jim Ross Street Dogs and Their Human Companions While hiking on le chemin St. Jacques de Compostelle (the Way of St. James) through France’s midi-Pyrenees, I was unsure most days whether and under what conditions I’d find shelter. I regularly missed trail markers, diverged from the prescribed path, and had to trace my way...
News 4 & Fox 11 Digital Team October 7th 2019 CARSON CITY, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — Throughout October, Carson City’s Michael Hohl Motor Company is collecting pet food donations in hopes of filling a pickup truck with food to support Pets of the Homeless. Last year, the dealership collected more than 2,480...
A disabled woman with no income who has been homeless for over two years called Pets of the Homeless™. During her homelessness she has lived in a car, in parks and wherever she can find some semblance of shelter. One month ago she finally got a space in a shelter in San Diego for herself...
A homeless woman in Fresno, CA called Pets of the Homeless™. She had been in a shelter, but most recently was in a motel for four days. She called concerned about her one-month-old female Husky puppy, Blaize. Blaize fell and was limping. Read more here: Feeding Pets of the Homeless September 2019 Newsletter Issue 134
“My Pet Comes First – Pets are Family Especially for People Experiencing Homelessness” Read Full Magazine Here!
By Devin Morrissey Image Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/e6raYkB6Qcs Our pets are part of our family, providing infinite companionship, protection, and love. The idea of being separated from our pets, therefore, can be terrifying. Unfortunately in today’s America, housing instability is on the rise, and losing one’s home can mean losing one’s pets as well. It’s rare to...
