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About National Give a Dog a Bone Week
Family & Friends , Fundraising Event
Food , United States
Ends: Aug 12, 2025
DESCRIPTION:
GIVE A DOG A BONE WEEK: SUPPORTING PETS OF THE HOMELESS AND POOR
Every August, animal lovers and advocates across the United States participate in Give a Dog a Bone Week, a fundraising event to support the pets of homeless individuals. Pets of the Homeless, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing food and veterinary care to pets belonging to homeless people, champion the event.
Give a Dog a Bone Week seeks to raise awareness about the challenges homeless pet owners face and to collect essential supplies and funds to assist them. The event highlights the deep bond between homeless individuals and their pets, emphasizing their role in providing companionship, emotional support, and security.
Statistics indicate that approximately 20-25% of homeless individuals have pets. These pets offer their owners unconditional love and a sense of purpose, making them invaluable companions. However, homeless pet owners often struggle to provide adequate food, shelter, and veterinary care for their animals.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
During Give a Dog a Bone Week, people can help in various ways:
Donating Pet Supplies—Community members are encouraged to donate essential pet supplies to participating organizations and shelters.
Monetary Contributions—Financial donations can be made to Pets of the Homeless or local shelters to fund veterinary care, pet food, and other necessities.
Volunteering—Volunteers can assist with collection drives, supply distribution, and raising awareness about the cause through social media and community outreach.
Fundraisers—Individuals and businesses can organize fundraising events such as bake sales, charity runs, or benefit concerts to support the initiative.
WHAT'S NEEDED
The types of pet supplies needed include:
Pet Food—Dry and wet food for dogs and cats to ensure pets receive proper nutrition.
Leashes and Collars—Durable leashes and collars, carriers and other items to keep pets safe and secure.
Pet Beds and Blankets—Comfortable bedding to provide warmth and comfort.
Toys and Treats—Toys and treats to enrich pets' lives and provide mental stimulation.
Flea and Tick Treatments—Medications to protect pets from parasites.
Hygiene Products—Items such as pet shampoo and grooming supplies to maintain pet health.
Veterinary Care—Vaccines, deworming treatments, and other care are often out of reach for people experiencing homelessness and their pets.
Give a Dog a Bone Week is important because it addresses a critical need within the homeless community, ensuring that pets receive the care they deserve. By supporting this initiative, people can make a significant difference in the lives of homeless individuals and their pets, fostering a sense of community and compassion.
As the event gains momentum each year, it is a powerful reminder of the impact of kindness and generosity. Give a Dog a Bone Week helps meet the immediate needs of homeless pets and raises awareness about the broader issue of homelessness and the importance of supporting vulnerable populations. Through collective efforts, the campaign aims to provide hope and comfort to those who need it most, human and animal alike.
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