HELP FOR HOMELESS PETS

Many Ways To Help

Make a Financial Donation

Help for Homeless Pets has been a 501(c)(3) charity since 1998, which means all your contributions are   tax-deductible. Please mail a check to: Help for Homeless Pets, PO Box 1282, Billings, MT 59103

Now You Can Donate Online

Even a small donation can make a big difference in the life of a homeless animal. We thank you for your help!

You can choose how you donate.

Either by using the
PayPal Donate Button

Or Donate thru Star Donor Charity Solutions

A secure donation processing system, accepts four major credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. If you wish to direct your donation to a special purpose such as “Cats Only,” just note that in the section, “Special Instructions or Comment.” Just click on the button below:

And, of course, you can donate in person or by mail

Help for Homeless Pets

Kennel & Shipping Address:  2910 Hannon Road, Billings, MT 59101
Mailing Address: PO Box 1282, Billings, MT 59103

If you would like to do some shopping yourself:

Help for Homeless Pets is ALWSYS in need of the following donations:
  • Bleach
  • Laundry soap
  • Dish soap
  • Hand soap
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Dryer sheets
  • Sanitizing wipes
  • Paper towels
  • Paper plates
  • Copy paper
  • Pellet stove fuel (used as cat litter)
  • Baby Wipes
  • Shredded Paper
  • Cat litter
  • Dog leashes & collars
  • Dog & Cat toys
  • Pet furniture
  • Grain free pet food
  • Dog treats (especially soft)
  • Purina cat chow
  • Purina kitten chow
  • Cat treats
  • Clean towels
  • Garbage bags (all sizes)
  • Water Jugs (Empty)
  • Empty Pill Bottles (label removed)
You would be surprised as to what items we can use, if you have any doubt email
hhpmontana@gmail.com with a picture & we’ll let you know.
 
Please contact us at hhpmontana@gmail.com to make arrangements to drop off or have picked up
any item you would like to donate.

Amazon Wish List

Another way to shop is through our Amazon Wish List page.   You select the items and have shipped directly to us.

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/35C9P1FOILW03?ref_=wl_share

Volunteer at the Kennel or in Your Home

We always need several new volunteers to take care of the animals coming to us every day. Some of our most-needed workers include: direct care of the cats or dogs, spending time with the aminals in foster care, cleaning dishes & litterboxes, handyman services, errands, special events, phone calls. Please text, call, or email Angie at 406-860-8735 or hhpmontana1@gmail.com, and thanks in advance! -Read a letter from a Volunteer-

Foster an Animal in Your Home

We are always updating and expanding our list of foster “parents” for cats and dogs. This can be very rewarding work. Especially during kitten and puppy season, the need is great. So please call or tesxt (406) 861-3342 or (406) 860-8735 today, to find out more about fostering animals.

Feral Cats Need Homes and Sponsors

HHP is in great need of more people who can provide homes for feral (wild) cats, or who can foster the cost of spaying or neutering a feral cat. Many of these feral cats come from lower-income apartment complexes or trailer courts, where they have been left behind after a resident moves away. Others are unwanted children of cats that do have homes. They reproduce very rapidly, and the results are simply tragic. If you have a shed or you are willing to build them a simple shelter and can provide daily food and water, please call Angie at (406) 860-8735.


If you can’t provide a home for such a cat, there’s still a lot you can do. Please consider sponsoring the cost of fixing a feral cat: it’s $35 for a full sponsorship, which includes shots, or $20 for a partial sponsorship. If you know a feral cat or “trailer court kitty” that needs this help, call Kathy at (406) 208-0039 to make an appointment to get the animal spayed and to obtain instructions, assistance, and transportation, if necessary.
Here’s an article from the Billings Gazette describing the work that HHP has done for feral cats: Friends Look Out for Welfare of Feral Cats.

Make an In-Kind Donation

Here are some things we can really use: a desktop computer built in the past 2 years that can handle pictures & videos with no problems, of the animals. A used laptop computer in fairly good condition made in the last 2years. A light-duty copier, or one of those all-in-one printers made, within the last 2 years, that allows you to scan, print, and copy. We also need old towels & blankets. If you have things you think we can use, please email Lance a picture by clicking here

Donate through United Way

Donate through United Way directly from your Payroll and choose Help For Homeless Pets as your Charity 

Shop for Charity

And now, yet another way to help: When you shop online using BuyforCharity.com, your choice of over 350 online retailers will donate up to 35% of your purchase to Help for Homeless Pets. Participating retailers include Barnes & Noble (barnesandnoble.com), eBay, OfficeMax, Dell, Overstock.com, and 1800Flowers.com. To get started, just click on the link below:
 

PET TECH RECYCLING

Another way to help us is to donate items for what we call "Pet Tech Recycling"!

We are able to accept:

  • Cell Phones
  • Inkjet Cartridges
  • Portable DVD Players
  • Laptops
  • GPS Devices
  • Gaming Consoles
  • Tablets
  • Digital Cameras
  • MP3 Players
  • and Digital Picture Frames!

Anything on the above list can be donated by bringing them to our kennel please, even if they don’t work!

If you have any questions please email our volunteer in charge, Lance at hhpmontana@gmail.com!

Billings family raises $1,600 for animal rescue organization

Angie Cook was stunned when a Billings family pooled its resources and talents to raise more than $1,600 to help her crowded animal rescue operation, Help for Homeless Pets.

Hung, 11, Nini, 9, and Long, 7, have spent most of their summer break selling lemonade during garage sales and offering their lawn-mowing and raking skills to neighbors and family to raise money for the facility.

~Read more~

Thousands of dogs in animal shelters across the country sleep on cold, wet, concrete floors 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week. Cats in cages have little alternatives to sleeping in their litter pans.
 
A Message from the President of Kuranda Dog Beds
“We support the good work that animal shelters and rescue organizations do on a daily basis to help
animals.
 
We have created comfortable, durable, easy to clean bedding to provide comfort and enrichment for the
dogs and cats in your care. “
 
Mike Harding
President,
Kuranda Dog Beds
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