Give a Dog a Bone
Fort Wayne is one of the top regions for pet food donations during Give a Dog a Bone week. In 2014, Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry collected and distributed 38,264 pounds of pet food to the homeless and less fortunate.
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POTH Receives Grant
Pets of the Homeless was awarded a $2,500 grant for emergency veterinary care for pets of homeless. see more… .- Nevada Appeal – Pets of the Homeless in Carson City receives grant
For People on the Streets
Homelessness is an ongoing issue around the world. In the U.S. it is estimated that 3.5 million people are homeless. The number of homeless with pets is estimated to be in the 5-25 percent range depending on the area of
Strays: Street People and Their Dogs
I saw them everywhere in Europe: street people traveling with their dogs. How can a homeless person who can barely take care of himself take decent care of an animal? With love. To read more…. – Strays: Street People and
Pet Product News
Hope for Homeless People: Their Pets. In its tenth year, Pets of the Homeless – to read article – Pet Product News International
Interview with Founder
From spreading awareness about the importance of not leaving your pet in a car alone to helping the homeless care for their pets and an app that helps you find a dog walker, we bring you the latest pet news.
Cheers and Kudos
Pets of the Homeless Wellness Clinic vaccinates many dogs and cats – to read more… – Nevada Appeal – Cheers & Kudos: Pets of the Homeless thanks volunteers
Family Circle Magazine Article
Genevieve Frederick, Founder of Pets of the Homeless is proud to be featured as the “Local Hero” in the April 2015 issue of Family Circle Magazine. Family Circle was so very supportive of Pets of the Homeless’ Mission; they featured a full page
Paw My Gosh
A large portion of the abandoned animal population is taken in and cared for by homeless people. They sacrifice the little they have for their pets. It’s time to make a difference. To view … – Paw My Gosh –
Pets of Homeless People
My wife and I were in San Diego last week. In addition to some of the great things about the city immediately evident to us, one of the first things we noticed there is the obvious chronic nature of homelessness.
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Every month we will email you our latest news. Recent cases, new pet food donors and other worthy news.See past issues
Give a Dog a Bone
Fort Wayne is one of the top regions for pet food donations during Give a Dog a Bone week. In 2014, Fort Wayne Pet Food Pantry collected and distributed 38,264 pounds of pet food to the homeless and less fortunate.
POTH Receives Grant
Pets of the Homeless was awarded a $2,500 grant for emergency veterinary care for pets of homeless. see more… .- Nevada Appeal – Pets of the Homeless in Carson City receives grant
For People on the Streets
Homelessness is an ongoing issue around the world. In the U.S. it is estimated that 3.5 million people are homeless. The number of homeless with pets is estimated to be in the 5-25 percent range depending on the area of
Strays: Street People and Their Dogs
I saw them everywhere in Europe: street people traveling with their dogs. How can a homeless person who can barely take care of himself take decent care of an animal? With love. To read more…. – Strays: Street People and
Pet Product News
Hope for Homeless People: Their Pets. In its tenth year, Pets of the Homeless – to read article – Pet Product News International
Interview with Founder
From spreading awareness about the importance of not leaving your pet in a car alone to helping the homeless care for their pets and an app that helps you find a dog walker, we bring you the latest pet news.
Cheers and Kudos
Pets of the Homeless Wellness Clinic vaccinates many dogs and cats – to read more… – Nevada Appeal – Cheers & Kudos: Pets of the Homeless thanks volunteers
Family Circle Magazine Article
Genevieve Frederick, Founder of Pets of the Homeless is proud to be featured as the “Local Hero” in the April 2015 issue of Family Circle Magazine. Family Circle was so very supportive of Pets of the Homeless’ Mission; they featured a full page
Paw My Gosh
A large portion of the abandoned animal population is taken in and cared for by homeless people. They sacrifice the little they have for their pets. It’s time to make a difference. To view … – Paw My Gosh –
Pets of Homeless People
My wife and I were in San Diego last week. In addition to some of the great things about the city immediately evident to us, one of the first things we noticed there is the obvious chronic nature of homelessness.
News & Blog
Read our newsletter
Every month we will email you our latest news. Recent cases, new pet food donors and other worthy news.
See past issues