This November, Feeding Pets of the Homeless is celebrating the compassion and community partnerships that help keep people and their beloved pets together. In our November 2026 newsletter, discover how we’re helping survivors of domestic violence find safety without leaving

Welcome to Barktober! October is here, and there’s plenty happening at Feeding Pets of the Homeless. In this month’s newsletter, Founder Genevieve Frederick reflects on what our latest statistics reveal about the people and pets we serve, including the rising

Would you give up your dog for a place to sleep? For many people experiencing homelessness, the lack of pet-friendly shelter and housing can create an impossible choice. In our September newsletter, Founder and President Genevieve Frederick reflects on how

August 2026 Newsletter: For Some, Their Dog Is Their Only Family August is National Dog Month, a time to recognize the comfort, companionship and unconditional love dogs bring into our lives. For people experiencing homelessness, a dog may also be

July 2026 Newsletter: Rising Costs, Growing Need As the cost of food, housing, transportation, and veterinary care continues to rise, people experiencing homelessness are facing even greater challenges caring for the pets they love. In our July 2026 newsletter, Founder

In this month’s newsletter, see how recent Free Pet Wellness Clinics helped 198 pets in Nevada, learn how to get involved during Give a Dog a Bone Week, and read updates on the growing impact of Feeding Pets of the

May Newsletter: Celebrating the Bond That Keeps Pets and People Together May is National Pet Month, a time to celebrate the love, comfort and companionship pets bring into our lives. For people experiencing homelessness, that bond can be everything. In

Our April newsletter highlights a growing national concern as older adults become the fastest-growing group experiencing homelessness, and what that means for the pets who depend on them. You will also find a powerful success story of a pet receiving

In 2025, we helped more than 1,620 pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness receive life saving veterinary care. Our team handled over 72,000 calls. Demand continues to rise. Our March newsletter shares a powerful message from one grateful pet guardian,

Official homelessness counts often overlook people living with pets who do not fit neatly into traditional systems. In our February newsletter, our Founder reflects on why those gaps matter and how Feeding Pets of the Homeless continues to reach pets