P.E.T.S. Network
(Emergency Foster Program)
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What does P.E.T.S. stand for?
Providing Emergency Temporary Shelter.
What is the P.E.T.S. Network?
This innovative program will provide emergency housing for pets affected by a natural disaster, eviction, domestic violence, owner homelessness, and other temporary care situations.
Humane Society of West Michigan (HSWM) takes pride in the ability to assist our community in keeping families together through times of hardship. At HSWM, we recognize that individuals of all walks of life may find themselves making life changing decisions on their pet’s behalf while seeking a stable home environment. We strive to be a network of resources for our pet community in providing emergency temporary shelter (P.E.T.S. Network). |
HSWM is dedicated to keeping beloved pets with their families .
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How can you join the P.E.T.S. Network?
If you are in need of emergency temporary shelter for your pets, please first look over our P.E.T.S. Network Information sheet found HERE, and our P.E.T.S. Network Guidelines found HERE.
To apply for P.E.T.S. Network please fill out the form found HERE and allow up to 72 hours for response with Temporary Care being available as resources allow. For those experiencing homelessness in order to utilize our program you must have a lease/document showing you have a place to move to within 30-45 days.
Please Note: We are unable to provide Temporary Care for reasons relating to personal choice such as relocating for work, travel, pet restrictions in current rental, awaiting closing on a house, pregnancy of pet-parent, etc.
To apply for P.E.T.S. Network please fill out the form found HERE and allow up to 72 hours for response with Temporary Care being available as resources allow. For those experiencing homelessness in order to utilize our program you must have a lease/document showing you have a place to move to within 30-45 days.
Please Note: We are unable to provide Temporary Care for reasons relating to personal choice such as relocating for work, travel, pet restrictions in current rental, awaiting closing on a house, pregnancy of pet-parent, etc.
How can you help with the P.E.T.S. Network?
If you are interested in giving a P.E.T.S. Network pet a safe place to be housed temporarily by becoming a P.E.T.S. Network Foster, please fill out our foster form HERE.
Other Resources
RedRover
RedRover offers individual boarding grants for those fleeing domestic violence and those being hospitalized for COVID-19.
Dogs on Deployment
Dogs on Deployment offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment.
PACT for Animals
PACT for Animals offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment.
Guardian Angels for Soldier’s Pets
Guardian Angels for Soldier’s Pets offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment in addition to veterinary funding assistance.
911 Foster Pets
911 Foster Pets offers emergency peer-to-peer fostering for pets in need.
Hope's 2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary (Domestic Violence Victims)
616-287-2580
YWCA
Linc Up
RedRover offers individual boarding grants for those fleeing domestic violence and those being hospitalized for COVID-19.
Dogs on Deployment
Dogs on Deployment offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment.
PACT for Animals
PACT for Animals offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment.
Guardian Angels for Soldier’s Pets
Guardian Angels for Soldier’s Pets offers peer-to-peer fostering for those on deployment in addition to veterinary funding assistance.
911 Foster Pets
911 Foster Pets offers emergency peer-to-peer fostering for pets in need.
Hope's 2nd Chance Animal Sanctuary (Domestic Violence Victims)
616-287-2580
YWCA
Linc Up
Questions?
Contact our Director of Community Programs
Email: communityresource@hswestmi.org
Phone: (616) 791-8088.
Email: communityresource@hswestmi.org
Phone: (616) 791-8088.