Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless couple living in a tent with their dog Einstein in San Diego, CA. Einstein’s symptoms included vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and he was lethargic and losing weight. We approved an exam

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who lives in her car in San Diego, CA with her 6-year-old female Chihuahua, Snickers, who had a swollen cheek. Pets of the Homeless approved an examination. After the

Your Donations at Work…Mimi Pets of the Homeless recently received a call from a disabled homeless man who lives in his truck in San Francisco, CA. He called about Mimi, his 6-year-old spayed female Pit Bull mix who had been

Your Donations at Work… Meet Spazz- Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who called for her friend. They live in an encampment in the desert in Tucson, AZ. The previous night, Spazz was protecting the

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless veteran gentleman who li v es o n the streets of San Diego, CA with his 3-year-old Cocker Spaniel, Sammy. He was concerned because Sammy was vomiting blood and might

Pets of the Homeless received a telephone call from a friend of a homeless man who stays in a park by the Truckee river in Reno, NV about his dog “Fat Head,” a 2-year-old neutered male Staffordshire Terrier. The man

An advocate for Papi’s homeless guardian called Pets of the Homeless to apply for emergency veterinary care assistance. Papi needed an amputation surgery. Pets of the Homeless assisted with the maximum allowable benefit for Papi’s amputation surgery which included: anesthesia,

In Riverside, CA, Dazzle was new to the kennel at the shelter where his guardian had entered across the street. Unfortunately, upon meeting other guests, he was attacked and his face and leg were torn open. Dazzle needed surgery to

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless man who lives in his car in Santa Ana, CA with his 1-year-old Shih Tzu, Kiwi.  Kiwi was hit by a car a week ago and had a broken pelvis

We are often asked, “are there other Pets of the Homeless Volunteers I can work with as a team in my community?” “Can I start an affiliate in my town?”  The answer is, “yes!” Pets of the Homeless is creating