
Newsletter June 2016 Issue 95
Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who stays on a porch in Washington, DC with her 3 year old female American Bulldog, Egypt. She was concerned because Egypt had no use of her back legs for a few
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Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who stays on a porch in Washington, DC with her 3 year old female American Bulldog, Egypt. She was concerned because Egypt had no use of her back legs for a few

A homeless man called Pets of the Homeless about his dog Debra who wasn’t feeling well. She was lethargic, vomiting, and her nose was dry and cold. Pets of the Homeless assisted with an examination, x-ray, snap test, injection, fluids

Elite Daily Features Feeding Pets of the Homeless Genevieve and Renee see no end to the work they’re doing, and that only serves as motivation to continue. As Renee said when we spoke with her, “Homelessness is never going away;

A veteran who lives in a shelter, in Largo, Florida called regarding his 7 month old puppy “Junior” who he thought had a broken front leg. He said Junior was playing and might have stepped in a hole, and was not putting weight on

Pets of the Homeless received a call from Animal Care Hospital in Apple Valley California for a homeless man that had brought in his dog, Elvis, a two year old German Shepherd mix. Elvis had severe head injury wounds from either some sort

Pets of the Homeless wishes to thank the many businesses nationally that hosted Pet Food Drives during the holidays. Hundreds of pounds of pet food were collected and distributed to pets in need. (Read more here)

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless man who lives in a garage with no power or running water in OR with his kitten, Trouble. Trouble was attacked by a dog and his leg bone was protruding from

Pets of the Homeless helped a beautiful sweet Chihuahua Dachshund named “Weta” who was having pregnancy complications and (read more)


Dogs love unconditionally. They don’t see race, gender, social status or sexuality. All that matters to them is that you love them back. Read more….


Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless woman who stays on a porch in Washington, DC with her 3 year old female American Bulldog, Egypt. She was concerned because Egypt had no use of her back legs for a few

A homeless man called Pets of the Homeless about his dog Debra who wasn’t feeling well. She was lethargic, vomiting, and her nose was dry and cold. Pets of the Homeless assisted with an examination, x-ray, snap test, injection, fluids

Elite Daily Features Feeding Pets of the Homeless Genevieve and Renee see no end to the work they’re doing, and that only serves as motivation to continue. As Renee said when we spoke with her, “Homelessness is never going away;

A veteran who lives in a shelter, in Largo, Florida called regarding his 7 month old puppy “Junior” who he thought had a broken front leg. He said Junior was playing and might have stepped in a hole, and was not putting weight on

Pets of the Homeless received a call from Animal Care Hospital in Apple Valley California for a homeless man that had brought in his dog, Elvis, a two year old German Shepherd mix. Elvis had severe head injury wounds from either some sort

Pets of the Homeless wishes to thank the many businesses nationally that hosted Pet Food Drives during the holidays. Hundreds of pounds of pet food were collected and distributed to pets in need. (Read more here)

Pets of the Homeless received a call from a homeless man who lives in a garage with no power or running water in OR with his kitten, Trouble. Trouble was attacked by a dog and his leg bone was protruding from

Pets of the Homeless helped a beautiful sweet Chihuahua Dachshund named “Weta” who was having pregnancy complications and (read more)


Dogs love unconditionally. They don’t see race, gender, social status or sexuality. All that matters to them is that you love them back. Read more….

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