Feeding Pets of the Homeless®

Feeding Pets of the Homeless believes in the healing power of companion pets and of the human/animal bond which is very important in the lives of many homeless.

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PLEASE SHARE!

Emergency Veterinary Care requests are now submitted online for eligible pet guardians experiencing homelessness whose pets are sick or injured.

Review requirements and apply:
https://t.co/4bPsNMFYDg
Find pet food:
https://t.co/knUyX8OfgW

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

Hi, I'm Bailey. I'm a 3-year-old Cane Corso/Mastiff mix living in a truck w/ my dad. I needed eye surgery & he didn't know how he could afford it.

Thanks to @PetsofHomeless, I got the care I needed & now I'm recovering by his side.

Care cost $1,963!

https://t.co/73LWQQIX6D

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

A community working together makes a lasting, pawsitive impact.🐾

Thank you to Professional Auto Care, its generous clients & the Houston Humane Society!

Together, we are making sure pets and their people are not forgotten.

https://t.co/JINQ2vjVdH

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Save the date: July 15!

During @GlobalGiving's #JulyBonusDay, gifts of $100+ to our documentary project can unlock matching funds.

Help bring these powerful stories of people and pets to the screen.

🔗 https://t.co/OBkXxqyb2i

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Get ready for Give a Dog a Bone Week!

Order your official shirt THIS WEEK to help ensure your swag arrives in time to wear during Give a Dog a Bone Week, August 2–8.

Sport your shirt, share your support, and spread the word!

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Rising costs are making veterinary care harder to access for pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness.

Our July newsletter features Molly’s story, our 2025 Annual Report, clinic impact, documentary updates and ways to help.

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Our 2025 Annual Report is here!

Take a look at the impact you helped create in 2025.
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Thank you for standing with pets and their people. When pets receive care, their people receive hope.

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

A round of applause for @bluepearlvet & their clients in Reno, NV. You are making a difference in the lives of pets & people in need!
Sign up to make a difference & become a Donation Site to collect supplies. All donations stay local to your community! DM us to sign up.

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Looking for a tax-wise way to give?

Ask your advisor about Qualified Charitable Distributions, or QCDs, and how your IRA may help pets and people experiencing homelessness.

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[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

I’m Sammy. I live in a shed with my mom; we’ve been through a lot together.

When I was hit by a car & broke my femur, she didn’t know how she could afford surgery.

@PetsofHomeless stepped in with $2,000 for my care, helping me heal and stay by her side.
https://t.co/MZw9vUFviU

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

I’m Lola, a 2-year-old Chihuahua Pug mix & my mom’s service animal. When I became seriously ill with vomiting & bloody diarrhea, she couldn’t afford emergency care.

I received treatment thanks to @PetsofHomeless.

Cost for care: $770. https://t.co/ibWfUY955h

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For many pet parents, a Wellness Clinic is more than a vet visit. It is relief, dignity & a reminder that they are not alone.

Veterinary teams interested in bringing care to their community can connect with us about hosting a sponsored wellness clinic.

https://t.co/jONINLq7JJ

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Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to be a lifeline for pets & their guardians in need. 
-Inspiring stories of lives transformed
-News about our latest pet food donors & partnerships 
-Impactful volunteer opportunities

Sign up at the top of the page:
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The Harm Reduction Therapy Center in San Francisco is now a Donation Site for Feeding Pets of the Homeless, helping collect pet food and supplies for pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness.
Find a Donation Site near you: https://t.co/ZuXf2JeL4h

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Duffield Pet Wellness Clinic
Saturday, May 16, 2026
8 AM (First come, first served)
325 Valley Rd, Reno, NV
Services offered include:
-Basic Veterinary Examination
-Vaccinations
-Pet Food and Supplies
-Microchipping
-Spay/Neuter Vouchers

https://t.co/QPMM4TaXjU

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Happy National Dog Mom Day! Honor the bond you share w/ your pup by helping another pet parent care for theirs. A donation helps provide pet food, emergency veterinary care and vital support to keep pets healthy and with the people who love them most.

https://t.co/MZw9vUFviU

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

Wow! Amazing job, Caughlin Ranch Animal Hospital. You and your community are making a big difference in the lives of pets and their people experiencing homelessness.

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

Free Pet Wellness Clinic, in Dayton, NV, on May 2, thanks to the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation.

These clinics help expand access to care, ensuring pets receive the support they need while easing the burden on the people who rely on them for companionship & stability.

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

Thank you Your Local Pet Station for your continued support!

We are grateful you always think of the pets often forgotten in our communities. Your generosity does not go unnoticed and is greatly appreciated!

[Feeding Pets of the Homeless® @PetsofHomeless]

When someone is going through one of the hardest moments of their life, their pet is often the one constant.

This message says everything.

Because of your support, Rocky received the care he needed, & his person didn’t have to face it alone.

This is why our work matters.