KEEPING PETS AND HUMANS TOGETHER

Feeding Pets of the Homeless® – Pets of the Homeless® is the first national nonprofit providing pet food and emergency veterinary care to pets that belong to people experiencing homelessness.

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UNCONDITIONAL LOVE - LOYALTY - COMPANIONSHIP - PROTECTION

We believe every pet deserves not to be hungry or suffer from an illness or injury.  If you are homeless, or a Veteran, and need assistance caring for your pet, we can help.

A homeless man living in a tent by the river called seeking medical assistance for his companion Deimos, a 9-month old mix. He has been homeless for about a year. Deimos was experiencing weight loss, vomiting, lethargy and shaking of the head for three to four days, and it was difficult to wake up Deimos. We got an exam approved for Deimos with a close by Partner Veterinary Hospital. They got Deimos in super-fast. Once bloodwork and x-rays were performed, they were fast to give Deimos the correct medications and got him feeling better! Deimos' owner thanked us numerous times for saving his best friend!
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A man residing in a homeless shelter in Denver, CO has been homeless for four months. He is a disabled Veteran that receives SSI and food stamps. He reached out to Feeding Pets of the Homeless for his 2-year-old male Pitbull named Kechi. The dog had been seen at the ER the day before and was diagnosed with an intestinal blockage. An intake was completed by a case manager and homeless verification was provided by a shelter manager. Kechi was moved to another hospital to complete the surgery for a more reasonable cost. During surgery Kechi was very ill and the vet thought that they may need to euthanize him while on the operating table, but he was a fighter and did great. Kechi recovered overnight in the hospital and was returned back to his owner the next day.
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WITH YOU BY OUR SIDE, TOGETHER WE SERVE BETTER

30,851

pets helped

$7,876,482

given in veterinary care, pet food & crates

2,860,585 Lbs.

pet food collected

200

donation sites nationwide

Find a Pet Food Donation Site

Our pet food donation site volunteers support our objective of collecting pet food and pet supplies. They are working with pet food providers who have agreed to distribute pet food in those communities.

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Your donation can make the lives of these pets a little easier. Each day is a struggle for those experiencing homelessness, and their pets have little recourse. We are their voice, and you can be their hero.

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Become a Sponsor

If providing support for pets of the homeless and ensuring access to emergency veterinary care is important to your company or organization, please consider sponsoring Feeding Pets of the Homeless. As a dedicated nonprofit organization, we rely on grants, sponsors, and donations to help pets in need across the nation.  Importantly, we do not receive any government funding, so your support is crucial.

 

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Evidence shows that animal companionship is fortifying and contributes to the emotional well-being of people experiencing homelessness, including encouraging owners to obtain sobriety, leave abusive relationships, and avoid incarceration.

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Feeding Pets of the Homeless® is a national non-profit that works with businesses and volunteers across the country to collect pet food and supplies for our homeless population that owns pets. Our volunteers help enlist pet food Donation Sites in their local communities and are advocates for keeping pets and humans together.

We need your compassion and help to continue our work as the homeless situation grows in our country. Becoming a volunteer is easy!

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Feeding Pets of the Homeless

2 days ago

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We are extremely honored to have received a Certificate of Appreciation that was presented by the Human Animal Bond Research Institute - HABRI in recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Advancing the Human-Animal Bond and creating a more Pet-Friendly Society. ...

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6 days ago

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Hi, my name is Godzilla.I'm a 5-month-old short-haired kitten living with my mom, who is currently experiencing homelessness.About two months ago, my mom spotted me struggling against the current in a river near where she was staying. She grabbed a stick, reached out to me and managed to pull me from the water to safety.That's how we found each other.After rescuing me, my mom gave me a bath and noticed something was seriously wrong with one of my eyes. It was red and severely swollen, and she worried that without veterinary care, I could lose my vision.Determined to get me help, she reached out to her social worker, who gave her a list of resources. That's how she found Feeding Pets of the Homeless.My mom completed an Emergency Veterinary Care application, and I was approved for assistance. At my veterinary appointment, I received an exam, bloodwork, vaccinations and medication for my eye.Unfortunately, my injured eye couldn't be saved and needed to be surgically removed. Two weeks later, I returned for the procedure, and thankfully, everything went well.Now I'm back with the person who pulled me from that river and gave me a family, recovering by her side. Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $1,165 toward my care.My mom saved me once. When I needed her again, your support helped her get me the veterinary care I needed.Give today to help the next pet get the care they need and stay with the person who loves them. ...

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