Hi, I’m Lucky Girl. I’m a 1-year-old Pit Bull living in the car with my mom in Yuba City. We’ve been experiencing homelessness for five months now, but through it all, we stick together. I help keep her calm and

Hi, I’m Mabel. I’m a 4-year-old Hound mix, and I live with my dad in a tent near a river in California. Life isn’t easy for us, but we stick together. My dad struggles with anxiety, and he says I’m

Hi, my name is Scorpio. I am a 4-year-old female Pit Lab mix. My mom is disabled and trying to get into housing. We are currently living in a motel that has been converted into a homeless shelter. At the

Hi, I’m Billy, a 2-month-old PomChi mix living with my dad in San Francisco, CA. We currently stay in the car, and my dad has been experiencing homelessness for over 10 years. I quickly bonded with my dad and my

Hello, my name is Breaux, and I am an 18-month-old male Healer/Lab mix. My mom and I have been experiencing homelessness for 6 months in Oregon, living in a shelter. Recently, I was experiencing some severe ear pain along with

Hi, I’m Grunt—a 3-year-old Lab/Pitbull mix with a big heart and some pretty sensitive ears. I live with my mom in our car in La Verne, CA. We’ve been experiencing homelessness for a few years, but through it all, I’ve

Hello, my name is Xena and I’m an 8-year-old Pointer Mix living out of my mom’s car, experiencing homelessness in Oregon. One day my ear blew up to three times its size, and my mom was worried. She knew something

Hello, my name is Cream! I’m a 2-year-old Domestic Tabby experiencing homelessness, living on and off the streets with my mom in San Leandro, CA, for a little over 2 years now. My mom noticed that I wasn’t acting like

Hi, my name is Pudge! I am a 3-year-old Pap/Pom/Chi mix living in my mom and dad’s van in Klamath Falls, Oregon, where we have been experiencing homelessness for a few months, after losing our apartment. My mom noticed that

Hello, my name is Chichi Pan. I’m a 2-year-old male cat, and life has been a bit challenging for my owner and me lately. We’ve been living in our vehicle, which has become our safe space while navigating homelessness. Even