As the year comes to a close, many of us look for meaningful ways to make a difference while also planning our charitable contributions. Supporting Feeding Pets of the Homeless can help provide crucial emergency veterinary care, pet food, and
Charles “Chip” Petherbridge (left), Charles Jones (center), and Julia Atkinson, all residents at Breaking Bread Community Shelter in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, sit outside the shelter with their dogs, Midnight (center left) and Bam Bam, while waiting for dinner on Aug.
Nonprofit and for-profit organizations differ in many ways, including their purpose, funding, and tax status: For Profit Nonprofit Purpose For-profit organizations are primarily focused on making a profit Nonprofits are created to serve a charitable or social purpose. Funding For-profits
We are extremely honored to have received A Certificate of Appreciation that was presented to Feeding Pets of the Homeless by the Human Animal Bond Research Institute in recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Advancing the Human-Animal Bond and creating a
As many as 25% of homeless people in the US are pet owners. For many homeless people, their pet is their only source of love and affection and not being able to give them the necessary medical care is very
SAMPLE VERIFICATION LETTER FROM CARE PROVIDER OR RELIABLE THIRD PARTY: [Date] Re: Reasonable Accommodation/Modification for [Tenant’s Name and Address] To Whom It May Concern: I am writing as a [care provider or reliable third party] in a position to
The relationship between someone and their pet is a deep and powerful bond that lasts a lifetime. Pets increase their owners’ quality of life, and can especially benefit those who are homeless or live on a low income. Pets show
Photo credits: Jonathan Cooper Introduction If you’re a pet lover, you know how much joy and companionship our furry friends can bring to our lives. But for homeless pet owners, the challenges of providing for their loyal friends can be
With the holiday season in full swing, you may find yourself looking at giving back to your community. While the homeless, and their pets, need support year-round, here is how you can take steps to help your community this holiday
By: DAWN DINGMAN, LVT, VTS-ECC, CVPP – MedVet Animals feel pain for many of the same reasons as people: dental issues, arthritis, infections, broken bones, cancer, post-surgical pain, strains/sprains, back problems, stomach upset, constipation, urinary tract infections, and as a result of other injuries and illness. Unfortunately, unlike us,
As the year comes to a close, many of us look for meaningful ways to make a difference while also planning our charitable contributions. Supporting Feeding Pets of the Homeless can help provide crucial emergency veterinary care, pet food, and
Charles “Chip” Petherbridge (left), Charles Jones (center), and Julia Atkinson, all residents at Breaking Bread Community Shelter in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, sit outside the shelter with their dogs, Midnight (center left) and Bam Bam, while waiting for dinner on Aug.
Nonprofit and for-profit organizations differ in many ways, including their purpose, funding, and tax status: For Profit Nonprofit Purpose For-profit organizations are primarily focused on making a profit Nonprofits are created to serve a charitable or social purpose. Funding For-profits
We are extremely honored to have received A Certificate of Appreciation that was presented to Feeding Pets of the Homeless by the Human Animal Bond Research Institute in recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Advancing the Human-Animal Bond and creating a
As many as 25% of homeless people in the US are pet owners. For many homeless people, their pet is their only source of love and affection and not being able to give them the necessary medical care is very
SAMPLE VERIFICATION LETTER FROM CARE PROVIDER OR RELIABLE THIRD PARTY: [Date] Re: Reasonable Accommodation/Modification for [Tenant’s Name and Address] To Whom It May Concern: I am writing as a [care provider or reliable third party] in a position to
The relationship between someone and their pet is a deep and powerful bond that lasts a lifetime. Pets increase their owners’ quality of life, and can especially benefit those who are homeless or live on a low income. Pets show
Photo credits: Jonathan Cooper Introduction If you’re a pet lover, you know how much joy and companionship our furry friends can bring to our lives. But for homeless pet owners, the challenges of providing for their loyal friends can be
With the holiday season in full swing, you may find yourself looking at giving back to your community. While the homeless, and their pets, need support year-round, here is how you can take steps to help your community this holiday
By: DAWN DINGMAN, LVT, VTS-ECC, CVPP – MedVet Animals feel pain for many of the same reasons as people: dental issues, arthritis, infections, broken bones, cancer, post-surgical pain, strains/sprains, back problems, stomach upset, constipation, urinary tract infections, and as a result of other injuries and illness. Unfortunately, unlike us,
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