Fill a Truck

The Basics:

Fill a truck or other car at your local Car Dealer!

Did you just buy a new car or truck?  Do you have a good relationship with your sales person?  Have a friend who works at a local dealership?  Are you a car enthusiast who would like to host a pet food drive?

• Contact your local dealership and let them know about Feeding Pets of the Homeless.

• Let them know that Michael Hohl Chevrolet in Carson City, NV has held a “Fill the Pick Up truck!’ event every October since 2014!  

• Let’s strive to make this a national event during the month of October!

 

Interested in getting involved? Fill out the form below to meet with our Volunteer Manager who will walk you through training and get you all the materials you need to be successful!  You can begin making an impact immediately.

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Hi, my name is Lola.I’m a 2-year-old Chihuahua Pug mix living with my mom in a women’s shelter. I am also my mom’s service animal. My cuddles and calming presence help interrupt her panic attacks and give her space when public places feel overwhelming.One day, while I was napping in our room, I suddenly became very sick. I kept vomiting and having bloody diarrhea. My mom was terrified she might lose me, but she did not have the money to take me to an emergency vet.She went to her social worker for help and was given a list of resources. That is when she found Feeding Pets of the Homeless.After a quick application, my case was reviewed by a case manager, and I was approved for veterinary care.At the clinic, the doctor ran diagnostics while giving me fluids and an anti-nausea injection. I was sent back with antibiotics and instructions for a bland diet while I recovered.Now I’m resting with my mom and slowly getting back to myself. I can’t wait to run, play, and keep being there for her, just like she is always there for me.Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $770 toward my care.🐾 Help the next pet in need ... See MoreSee Less

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