Ending homelessness, rebuilding lives

Help save two lives

We understand that pets can be a lifeline for someone experiencing homelessness. That’s why we are one of the only charities to 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 are one of the only charities to accept pets in our hostels.


By supporting St Mungo’s, you could help save two lives.

Lisa and Marnie
"It’s really nice to be able to have Marnie here with me. To be able to have a little companion.

"When I’m on my own I just want to stay in bed. Because I’m not using drugs anymore, I’m on methadone. But when I’ve got Marnie with me, I’m up at nine o clock. She’ll go out for a wee, have her breakfast, then we get ready and go over to the park.

"It’s a nice little routine we’ve got going. I couldn’t stay in all day with her, it wouldn’t be fair. She’d get bored."
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Manuela and Ronnie
"I like that I can feel recharged here and have privacy. I think it's absolutely beautiful that they let pets in as that is very important.

"I think that's what makes it special and unique. Because I mean it would have been a drama if Ronnie couldn't have been here!"
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Paul and Treacle
"She gives me something to focus on. She needs looking after, so it keeps me focussed. Otherwise I’d just be roaming around living in doorways. Gave me a kick up the butt to get myself sorted.

"It doesn’t matter where we’ve been, whether we’ve been living in a tent or in a doorway. So long as she’s with me, she’s happy."
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£100 could help someone into a permanent home
£100
£50 could help provide the essentials for someone and their pet
£50
£25 could help save two lives from the street
£25

Donate by phone

Call us on 020 8600 3000

Lines are open between 9am-5pm Monday – Friday. 

You can help save two lives.

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