Donation Site Reporting

Donation Site Reporting

Every month Feeding Pets of the Homeless® is able to report to the general public and our supporters the amount in pounds and the fair market value of donations you and others have collected.

Monthly reports not only increase your chances of winning the drawings for prizes, but assist us in reporting how much food is donated and distributed.

Using the Donation Site Report to increase your chances in the quarterly drawing for a Starbucks gift card! Reports are due each quarter by Jan 5, April 5, July 5, and Oct 5. Monthly reports increase your chances of winning the drawings for prizes.

This form does not serve as a receipt for these contributions, but is intended for our internal record keeping purposes only.

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  • Location name
  • Dog Food

  • Number of dog food cans donated
    Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Pounds of dry dog food donated
    Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Cat Food

  • Number of cat food cans donated
    Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Pounds of dry cat food donated
    Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Please note the item and quantity of each. (Including toys, collars, leashes, flea treatments, etc.)
  • Volunteer Hours

  • Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Upload any photos here or email info@petsofthehomeless.org along with a caption/description.
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    • Questions? Call 775-841-7463

      This form does not serve as a receipt for these contributions but is intended for our internal record keeping purposes only. Reports are due each quarter by January 5, April 5, July 5, and October 5.

    Click here to download an excel spreadsheet to complete and return this form by U.S. mail.

    WITH YOU BY OUR SIDE, TOGETHER WE SERVE BETTER

    30,851

    pets helped

    $7,876,482

    given in veterinary care, pet food & crates

    2,860,585 Lbs.

    pet food collected

    200

    donation sites nationwide

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    There are so many ways to make a difference for pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness. From hosting a pet food drive or recruiting a local donation site to organizing a wellness clinic, representing Feeding Pets of the Homeless at an event, or rallying your community in another creative way, your time and connections can help us reach more pets in need.Swipe through for 7 ways to become a Volunteer Hero and turn your compassion into action. Learn more at petsofthehomeless.org/get-help/how-we-help/volunteer-opportunities/ ...
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    Hi, my name is Star.I'm a 7-month-old Chihuahua mix living in a shelter with my mom. We are currently experiencing homelessness, but my mom's life didn't always look this way.She once had a successful career, earned a six-figure salary and owned a home. Then she developed a serious mental illness that caused years of frightening symptoms and eventually cost her the life she had built. Her savings were depleted, she lost her home and ultimately experienced homelessness.After years of struggling with her mental health, my mom finally received treatment that helped. But rebuilding her life wasn't easy.That's when I came along.In my mom's words, "When I got Star, my reason for living returned. She's the wind beneath my wings who keeps me from getting depressed and keeps me focused on getting my good life back, to give her the life she deserves."A few weeks ago, my mom noticed something was wrong with me. I was barely eating or drinking and had lost so much weight that my ribs were beginning to show.She immediately asked her social worker at the shelter for help. Her social worker shared resources with her, and that's how she found Feeding Pets of the Homeless.After completing an application, I was approved for assistance and my mom took me to an urgent care clinic. The veterinarian gave me fluids and medication for my nausea and ran tests to find out what was making me sick.The results showed I had Giardia, a parasite that was making me very ill. Thankfully, I received medication to treat the infection and am now back with my mom recovering.Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $729 toward my care.My mom wants me to share this with you:"The vet just notified me that Star has Giardia. I'm going to pick up the medicine today that will cure her. I asked the vet to show me the invoice and couldn't believe that it was over $800 (before discounts). I teared up from the appreciation in my heart. I would not have been able to pay for a bill that is astronomically high. I shared my story so the wonderful people in your organization who are all responsible for saving Star know just how much this needed assistance was and get a sense for just how immensely grateful her mommy is."My mom is working to rebuild the life she lost, and I'm right beside her while she does.Your support helps pets like me receive veterinary care and stay with the people who love them most. ...
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