January 2024 Newsletter, Issue 186

An Important Note From Our Founder

Happy New Year!


As we step into 2024, I am thrilled about the opportunities ahead to continue our vital work in keeping pets and people together. Reflecting on our accomplishments in 2023 fills me with pride, and I'm energized by the prospect of making an even greater impact throughout the coming year.


It's disheartening to note that homelessness escalated by 12% nationwide in 2022, leading to an increasing number of individuals, including many with pets, falling into this unfortunate reality. This surge has significantly elevated our workload, underscoring the pressing need for your support.


Older adults in the United States are now at a higher risk of homelessness than ever before. The lack of affordable housing, stagnating pensions and social security, coupled with soaring real estate taxes, is pushing many homeowners toward homelessness. Alarmingly, sixty-two percent of our emergency veterinary cases are initiated by women experiencing homelessness, with over 4% of these cases involving individuals over 65 years old. Together, we helped over 1,600 pets in 2023.


Let's embark on 2024 with a collective commitment to drive meaningful change.


This year, you can contribute to saving pets' lives by initiating an automatic monthly donation.


Your support has the power to transform the lives of both pets and their owners. Join us in our mission to safeguard the well-being of pets and the people who cherish them. 


Be a part of our mission to save pets.  


May your life be full of health, love, and prosperity in 2024, 

Genevieve Frederick

President and Founder

Feeding Pets of the Homeless®




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Success Stories That Matter

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Meet Luna!

"Hello, my name is Luna, and I am a 14-year-old female German Shepherd. My mom and I are experiencing homelessness in Oakland, CA. We needed help because I got my foot caught in an escalator and got a deep cut in my pad."


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Feeding Pets of the Homeless: A Transformative and Inspiring Tail


“I know what we do is important. I hear testimonials from people that we’ve helped and what it means to them that we were able to treat their pet. It gives them hope. All of a sudden, they’re not invisible.”

- Genevieve Frederick, Founder

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Thank you Pet Station for your continued generosity and support for the community. They donated to 19 animal welfare nonprofits in Northern Nevada this holiday season.

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What our Clients are Saying

"Have to thank Feeding Pets of the Homeless for stepping in to help Odin.

Like and follow them as one of - if not the only - organization that is there for disabled veterans with dogs. Odin's vet visit maxed out their contribution per dog!

OMG! I can't thank (them) enough and it really mattered to have that lifeline for the old man." - Odin's owner, veteran


Supporters in Action

Malt, Hops & Groot donned their best scarf and along with their family made their way down to their local Feeding Pets of the Homeless Donation Site, Oceanside Veterinary Hospital, to leave a special gift for their community.

Thank you Malt and Hops Shop for thinking of the furry family members in need this holiday season! Click the photo to view their cute video.

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