We understand that pets can be a lifeline for someone experiencing homelessness. That’s why we offer pet friendly accommodation.
A pet can be a source of comfort and protection for someone sleeping on the streets. Many people are forced to choose between shelter and their companion, and this means many people sleep in dangerous conditions so they are not separated.
Here at St Mungo’s, we recognise that pets can be a lifeline for someone experiencing homelessness. That’s why we accept pets in our hostels.
By supporting St Mungo’s, you could help save two lives.
A pet can be a source of comfort and protection for someone sleeping on the streets. Many people are forced to choose between shelter and their companion, and this means many people sleep in dangerous conditions so they are not separated.
Here at St Mungo’s, we recognise that pets can be a lifeline for someone experiencing homelessness. That’s why we accept pets in our hostels.
By supporting St Mungo’s, you could help save two lives.
Arwa, a Syrian-Palestinian refugee, fled a war zone, leaving everything she knew behind. But she was able to reunite with her beloved Golden Retriever, Jacko, after being able to bring him over to the UK.
But after being evicted, Arwa couldn’t find a place to stay that would allow her to keep Jacko. So the two of them slept rough.
“I couldn’t give up Jacko – he was all I had.
It was the worst thing that’s ever happened to me – even worse than the war.”
St Mungo’s was able to offer Arwa and Jacko a safe place to sleep where they could stay together.
Arwa, a Syrian-Palestinian refugee, fled a war zone, leaving everything she knew behind. But she was able to reunite with her beloved Golden Retriever, Jacko, after being able to bring him over to the UK.
But after being evicted, Arwa couldn’t find a place to stay that would allow her to keep Jacko. So the two of them slept rough.
“I couldn’t give up Jacko – he was all I had.
It was the worst thing that’s ever happened to me – even worse than the war.”
St Mungo’s was able to offer Arwa and Jacko a safe place to sleep where they could stay together.
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