A woman in Nevada lost her job due to the COVID-19 crisis at the end of February. In mid-March she lost her home; she had been living with her son. When he lost his job, she could no longer stay.

Feeding Pets of the Homeless® first met Tinkerbelle and her family in January 2019 when their bulldog was treated for uncontrollable vomiting. They reached out to Feeding Pets of the Homeless® again when Tinkerbelle, a red merle Australian shepherd, was

We received a call from a homeless woman in Oakland, CA regarding her dog Peanut, a 13-year-old miniature pinscher chihuahua mix who had been bitten by another dog.  She took Peanut to the emergency room and was told Peanut would

A 10-month-old black lab pit mix, Maggie, and 3-year-old chihuahua terrier mix, Buster, have been homeless with their companion for about five years. Their companion is disabled, and they have all been living in a tarp structure off the train

Feeding Pets of the Homeless™ received a call from a homeless woman in Tucson, AZ. She lives in a tent in the desert and has been homeless for the past year. She receives SSI, food stamps and she goes to

A homeless woman in Victorville, CA has been staying in a motel for the past month with her four children, two dogs, and two cats.  She has been homeless for four months and receives SNAP benefits.  We verified her homelessness

We want to preface this story with the fact that it does not have a happy ending. While this is not typical of our success stories, it is sometimes the unfortunate reality that we cannot save every pet. What we

Rocco, a one-year-old Husky, and his companions live in a tent outside of a homeless youth services facility. They have been homeless for over a year. They walked into our veterinary partner’s office in San Francisco with their pet and

Buggy’s companion is disabled and homeless and has been living in his car for a year and a half in Utah. He called Feeding Pets of the Homeless™ concerned about Buggy, his four-year-old spayed female Beagle mix who was sneezing

We received a call for emergency vet care from a homeless carpenter that had been living in his van for the past eight months, as he was headed to San Francisco, CA from Los Angeles for work.  His dog Lex,