It’s not uncommon to see a homeless person with a dog by their side. The pet is their constant companion, and while there are many programs to make sure the person is fed, it’s important to remember the animals need
Carson City – Pets of the Homeless, the only national nonprofit organization that is focused on feeding and providing emergency veterinary care to pets of homeless people, has received over $52,000 from a number of foundations in 2015. (Read more
AVMA: Street Medicine By Susan C. Kahler It was a fairly common sight that first piqued Dr. Jon Geller’s interest in the plight of pets living on the street with their owners. Crossing a bridge in Nashville, Tennessee, he saw
By: Bonnie Hopson, volunteer for Pets of the Homeless, Mentone As a volunteer for Pets of the Homeless, I would like to let people of our community know that your donations are greatly appreciated for the disadvantaged people who cannot
On Monday, Genevieve Frederick from Feeding Pets of the Homeless along (read more…)
By: Carol McAlice Currie Jenny, a minor whose last name is being withheld to protect her identity, arrived at a Salem homeless center when temperatures were near freezing. She and her family, who had no place to call home, had
By Samuel Dickman Loyalty, warmth and genuineness are invaluable traits in a friend. Through the complexity of human interaction, these feelings of security can seem distant at times. The animals we welcome into our lives as pets not only provide
By: Lisa Louden Adore Animals is an Australian publication Many homeless people living with pets are forced to choose between a shelter for a night or staying on the street with their pet. For those of us who’ve ever had
By: Kathleen Ebbitt When humans lose housing, so do their pets. Pets provide companionship, protection, and love, but for the homeless individuals, caring for them under financial constraints and lack of shelter can pose problems. While the specific statistics on
It’s not uncommon to see a homeless person with a dog by their side. The pet is their constant companion, and while there are many programs to make sure the person is fed, it’s important to remember the animals need
Carson City – Pets of the Homeless, the only national nonprofit organization that is focused on feeding and providing emergency veterinary care to pets of homeless people, has received over $52,000 from a number of foundations in 2015. (Read more
AVMA: Street Medicine By Susan C. Kahler It was a fairly common sight that first piqued Dr. Jon Geller’s interest in the plight of pets living on the street with their owners. Crossing a bridge in Nashville, Tennessee, he saw
By: Bonnie Hopson, volunteer for Pets of the Homeless, Mentone As a volunteer for Pets of the Homeless, I would like to let people of our community know that your donations are greatly appreciated for the disadvantaged people who cannot
On Monday, Genevieve Frederick from Feeding Pets of the Homeless along (read more…)
By: Carol McAlice Currie Jenny, a minor whose last name is being withheld to protect her identity, arrived at a Salem homeless center when temperatures were near freezing. She and her family, who had no place to call home, had
By Samuel Dickman Loyalty, warmth and genuineness are invaluable traits in a friend. Through the complexity of human interaction, these feelings of security can seem distant at times. The animals we welcome into our lives as pets not only provide
By: Lisa Louden Adore Animals is an Australian publication Many homeless people living with pets are forced to choose between a shelter for a night or staying on the street with their pet. For those of us who’ve ever had
By: Kathleen Ebbitt When humans lose housing, so do their pets. Pets provide companionship, protection, and love, but for the homeless individuals, caring for them under financial constraints and lack of shelter can pose problems. While the specific statistics on
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