Thank you to Manhattan-based PJNY dogwear who graciously selected Homeward Trails as the “Shelter of the Month” for February. PJNY donated 10% of their February sales to Homeward Trails! Visit www.pjnydogwear.com to get the most fashionable of wear for your pooch and support our work with homeless animals with your purchase!
It is an important and exciting time for us at Homeward Trails and our Puerto Rico-based GuaniCARES program. On Wednesday, September 11, 2019 HT officially signed a contract with the Guanica Mayor’s o…
Are you a current Homeward Trails volunteer or just looking to get more involved? We are currently looking to train new Event Coordinators and would love for you to be one! Event Coordinators are…
We LOVE what we do and want to spread the word far and wide! Homeward Trails representatives are available to speak at your community group, office, school, scout troop etc. about a variety of topics…
Why become an HT Member?
Each year Homeward Trails rescues thousands of animals from euthanasia and homelessness. By becoming an HT Member you allow us to save more lives. Membership dollars are don…
Today Luke Skywalker [formerly Barrett] celebrates his first adoption anniversary! He came to us a skinny, timid young dog with no training and diagnosed with worms and heartworm. A year later, Luke is confident, playful and extremely intelligent–he loves dogs,
Sally is a 9 year old min pin. She was surrendered to a rural shelter when her owners had to take new jobs that required extensive travel. She was well cared for a very loved and they wanted to give her the best chance at life.
She was house trained in her previous home is friendly with kids, dogs and cats. Won’t you adopt this sweet senior girl?
Gemini is a friendly, independent kitty with quite a personality! He loves attention almost as much as he loves treats. He is so treat motivated that he learned to sit for treats in just a matter of hours and could likely learn a lot more tricks! He loves attention on his own terms, so would likely do best with older children and adults who can understand his cues when he doesn’t want to be pet anymore. He does well with most cats and calm dogs but could also do well as a single kitty in the home.
