Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: Lost Our Home Pet Rescue's mission is dedicated to providing compassionate services to pets and pet parents in crisis, such as foreclosure, eviction, homelessness, illness, domestic violence and other life hardships. Our programs are intended to keep pets with their families vs. surrendering them to overcrowded shelters where they face an uncertain future.
Results: Since its inception in 2008, Lost Our Home Pet Rescue has helped over 20,000 pets. 3,800 homeless pets were given new loving homes, 650 pets were reunited with their families after a crisis and 16,000+ pets were fed through our Pet Food Bank program.
Target demographics: Abandoned dogs and cats
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year, we helped 688 pets find their forever families. Our Temporary Care and Low Income Boarding programs helped 123 pets stay with their families. Our Pet Food Bank program fed the hungry bellies of 1,500 pets whose parents were struggling financially. 300 volunteers provided 1200+ hours monthly.
Geographic areas served: Metro Phoenix
Programs: Temporary Care Program: Provides up to 90 days of pet care while pet parents deal with a life crisis, such as foreclosure, eviction, job loss, illness, domestic violence, etc. Animal Rescue of Abandoned/Owner Surrendered Pets: We rescue pets that have been abandoned (often without food and water) or take in pets from owners forced to give them up because they are no longer able to care for them due to a life challenge. We provide shelter, food and medical care for these pets, while finding new loving homes. Pet Food Bank Program: Pet food and supplies are given to families in financial need so they can keep their pets. Volunteers deliver food and supplies for those without transportation. Sojourner Pet Companion Shelter: Shelter and care for pets of women and children residing at Sojourner Center. Sojourner Center is the first domestic violence shelter in metro Phoenix to allow women to bring non-service pets with them. Pet Friendly Rental Service: Our realtor volunteers locate and negotiate pet-friendly rentals for harder to place situations and donate 100% of their commission to cover pet deposits. Low Income Boarding: We provide extremely discounted boarding for pet parents that cannot afford traditional boarding.
Mission: Lost Our Home Pet Rescue's mission is dedicated to providing compassionate services to pets and pet parents in crisis, such as foreclosure, eviction, homelessness, illness, domestic violence and other life hardships. Our programs are intended to keep pets with their families vs. surrendering them to overcrowded shelters where they face an uncertain future.
Results: Since its inception in 2008, Lost Our Home Pet Rescue has helped over 20,000 pets. 3,800 homeless pets were given new loving homes, 650 pets were reunited with their families after a crisis and 16,000+ pets were fed through our Pet Food Bank program.
Target demographics: Abandoned dogs and cats
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year, we helped 688 pets find their forever families. Our Temporary Care and Low Income Boarding programs helped 123 pets stay with their families. Our Pet Food Bank program fed the hungry bellies of 1,500 pets whose parents were struggling financially. 300 volunteers provided 1200+ hours monthly.
Geographic areas served: Metro Phoenix
Programs: Temporary Care Program: Provides up to 90 days of pet care while pet parents deal with a life crisis, such as foreclosure, eviction, job loss, illness, domestic violence, etc. Animal Rescue of Abandoned/Owner Surrendered Pets: We rescue pets that have been abandoned (often without food and water) or take in pets from owners forced to give them up because they are no longer able to care for them due to a life challenge. We provide shelter, food and medical care for these pets, while finding new loving homes. Pet Food Bank Program: Pet food and supplies are given to families in financial need so they can keep their pets. Volunteers deliver food and supplies for those without transportation. Sojourner Pet Companion Shelter: Shelter and care for pets of women and children residing at Sojourner Center. Sojourner Center is the first domestic violence shelter in metro Phoenix to allow women to bring non-service pets with them. Pet Friendly Rental Service: Our realtor volunteers locate and negotiate pet-friendly rentals for harder to place situations and donate 100% of their commission to cover pet deposits. Low Income Boarding: We provide extremely discounted boarding for pet parents that cannot afford traditional boarding.
2323 N. Hardy Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282
602-445-7387
Animals
Tempe
