F eeding Pets of the Homelessā„¢ is the first and only national animal organization focused completely on feeding and providing emergency veterinary care to pets that belong to homeless people.
A note from our Founder
Feeding Pets of the Homelessā„¢ is growing every day with more homeless finding their way to us. We have outsourced our direct mailings that go to our wonderful supporters because of our growth. It has led to many new donations, which allows us to help more pets across the country. Please note that if you wish to have your name and address removed from these mailings, please email us at info@petsofthehomeless.org and we will honor your request.

-Genevieve Frederick
Since 2008, we have
1,389,360
Pounds of Pet food Collected
220
ļ»æDonation Sites Nationwide
21,472
ļ»æPets medically treated
$1,453,102
ļ»æ ļ»æ Given in veterinary care, food, and crates
Success Stories
Your generous donations at work
ANGEL
Vineland, New Jersey
November 2019
A homeless woman and her emotional support dog, Angel, have been living on the streets of Vineland, New Jersey for the past two months. She has had Angel for the last year and a half and states she looks and sounds like a cow. Angel has some separation anxiety because she had four different owners before Angel and her new owner found each other. Over the last few days, the weather in New Jersey hit the record-breaking cold, wind chill, and snow. The news was calling it an ā€œArctic Blastā€ that should last for several days. Angel is 2 years old, extremely energetic and vocal which posed difficulty when trying to find shelter for the storm.
CLOVER
Buena Park, CA
January 2020
A Buena Park, CA woman who has been living in her car for the past four years, called Feeding Pets of the Homelessā„¢ because her 3-year-old female Chihuahua, Clover, had been attacked by a coyote on a walk two weeks prior. Clover had received surgery for three broken ribs, a torn muscle, and a punctured lung and was supposed to return to the vet a few days after to have the drain tubes and stitches removed. The woman, unfortunately, waited too long and the emergency veterinarian she went to wanted to charge her for this service. We verified her homeless status with the OC Health Care Agency and approved an examination at the Pets of the Homelessā„¢ participating network veterinarian. 
In the News
Lazin Animal Foundation
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Feeding Pets of the Homelessā„¢, a national animal welfare nonprofit based in Carson City, Nev., received an $83,000 grant from the Lazin Animal Foundation, to provide financial assistance towards emergency veterinary care to over 220 bully breed dogs in 2020.
Project Homeless and Family Connect
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The annual Project Homeless and Family Connect brought dozens of service providers together on Tuesday, January 28, 2020, to connect individuals who may be facing homelessness with some of the resources they need.
NEW DONATION LOCATION
DeBug Computers, Carson City, Nevada
Feeding Pets of the Homelessā„¢ welcomes DeBug Computer into its Donation Site community for pet food and supplies that will be delivered to local food banks, homeless shelters or homeless encampments. Donations may be taken to DeBugā€™s Carson City location at 1817 N. Stewart Street #30, or its Carson Valley location at 1560 U.S. Hwy 395 N. #C in Minden.