A 501(c)(3) Non Profit Organization
2910 Hannon Road
Billings, MT 59101
Email: Hhpmontana@aol.com
406-896-1700
2910 Hannon Road
Billings, MT 59101
Email: Hhpmontana@aol.com
406-896-1700
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ADOPTION HOURS
We are open Every day from.:
1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
We are open every Holiday
even Thanksgiving and Christmas
If you cannot visit us during
these afternoon hours,
please call (406) 896-1700 or
(406) 860-8735 to make
a special appointment.
1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
We are open every Holiday
even Thanksgiving and Christmas
If you cannot visit us during
these afternoon hours,
please call (406) 896-1700 or
(406) 860-8735 to make
a special appointment.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Cat & Kitten Adoption
We have cats and kittens at Petsmart everyday. Sometimes on weekends, we will take some puppies and dogs to Petsmart to get adopted.
Click here for Petsmart location.
Reba
Reba was found living on the side of the road. She was very starved and neglected. There was nothing in site for miles and she appeared to have been nested down there for awhile. A kind pet Angel rescued her but could not keep her. She had hundreds of ticks all over her body also had fleas. After a good flea and tick bath, her pet angels brought her to HELP FOR HOMELESS PETS to find a new loving home. Despite what she has been through she is the most gentle loving dog you could find. She is great with other dogs and cats too loves kids. She loves to eat and especially likes any kind of treats you give her. She is so gentle also when she takes her treats. She does not bark much, just a very well mannered dog.
She looks to possibly have some Brittany spaniel in her. She would be an excellent companion or family pet. We do prefer she has a fenced yard. We will update pictures as she gains weight as we realize right now she does not look her best. We believe she will be a loyal, beautiful dog when she overcomes all her misfortune. Adopt fee.
She looks to possibly have some Brittany spaniel in her. She would be an excellent companion or family pet. We do prefer she has a fenced yard. We will update pictures as she gains weight as we realize right now she does not look her best. We believe she will be a loyal, beautiful dog when she overcomes all her misfortune. Adopt fee.
If you Lost or Found a pet, please complete our Lost & Found Form
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"Trot With Spot"
The Billings Gazette
September 16, 2007
Susie Wollan and her dog Maddie lead the Trot with Spot dog walk at Riverfront Park Saturday morning. The second annual Trot with Spot was a fundraiser for Help for Homeless Pets. In addition to the walk, there was a barbecue, dog contests, a silent auction and games and prizes for dogs and their owners. Prizes were awarded to the child and adult who collected the most pledges. The money raised goes to the Help for Homeless Pets remodeling fund.
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The Billings Gazette
September 16, 2007
Susie Wollan and her dog Maddie lead the Trot with Spot dog walk at Riverfront Park Saturday morning. The second annual Trot with Spot was a fundraiser for Help for Homeless Pets. In addition to the walk, there was a barbecue, dog contests, a silent auction and games and prizes for dogs and their owners. Prizes were awarded to the child and adult who collected the most pledges. The money raised goes to the Help for Homeless Pets remodeling fund.
~Click Here to Read More~
Volunteers pitch in to clean pet refuge
The Billings Gazette
February 04, 2007
Help for Homeless Pets is going through a major facelift this weekend.
Volunteers gathered at the facility Saturday, and will be back today, for a complete scrub down. The intensive cleaning - with bleach solution and other cleaners - is meant to scour the building of the remains of illness that led to a quarantine last month.
"We have to start from ground zero," board member Noelle Stanton said. "We weren't bombed out, but we're close to it."
~Click Here to Read More~
The Billings Gazette
February 04, 2007
Help for Homeless Pets is going through a major facelift this weekend.
Volunteers gathered at the facility Saturday, and will be back today, for a complete scrub down. The intensive cleaning - with bleach solution and other cleaners - is meant to scour the building of the remains of illness that led to a quarantine last month.
"We have to start from ground zero," board member Noelle Stanton said. "We weren't bombed out, but we're close to it."
~Click Here to Read More~
Cats get a new life in Billings
The Billings Gazette
February 13, 2006
Nineteen cats spared from death in Georgia arrived in Billings before dawn on Sunday ready for another chance at life.
The cats of all stripes and sizes will be put up for adoption by Billings-based Help for Homeless Pets.
The cats arrived in Billings as part of a partnership between Help for Homeless Pets and a group called "Save Shelter Pets," according to Angie Cook, president of Help for Homeless Pets.
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The Billings Gazette
February 13, 2006
Nineteen cats spared from death in Georgia arrived in Billings before dawn on Sunday ready for another chance at life.
The cats of all stripes and sizes will be put up for adoption by Billings-based Help for Homeless Pets.
The cats arrived in Billings as part of a partnership between Help for Homeless Pets and a group called "Save Shelter Pets," according to Angie Cook, president of Help for Homeless Pets.
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Groups sponsor sterilization for area's feral cats
The Billings Gazette
February 28, 2003
Bringing in feral cats for spaying or neutering is no easy task. The animals are, after all, feral.
But sterilization is the only way to keep the untamed cat population from reaching critical numbers, and a coalition of groups sponsors this program each year at the Lockwood Veterinary Clinic.
"A lot of people like to have a cat around, and they understand that if you have six cats, soon you're going to have 50 cats," said Angie Cook, president of Help For Homeless Pets.
~Click Here to Read More~
The Billings Gazette
February 28, 2003
Bringing in feral cats for spaying or neutering is no easy task. The animals are, after all, feral.
But sterilization is the only way to keep the untamed cat population from reaching critical numbers, and a coalition of groups sponsors this program each year at the Lockwood Veterinary Clinic.
"A lot of people like to have a cat around, and they understand that if you have six cats, soon you're going to have 50 cats," said Angie Cook, president of Help For Homeless Pets.
~Click Here to Read More~
Trot with Spot Dog Walking
June 11, 2006
A heartfelt "thank you!" to the many Billings and area residents who turned out to support HHP at the June 11 "Trot with Spot" dogwalk. Thanks to you, we were able to raise over $3000, bringing us closer to our goal of a new, larger shelter for homeless animals in the Billings area.
June 11, 2006
A heartfelt "thank you!" to the many Billings and area residents who turned out to support HHP at the June 11 "Trot with Spot" dogwalk. Thanks to you, we were able to raise over $3000, bringing us closer to our goal of a new, larger shelter for homeless animals in the Billings area.
Cat & Kitten Adoption
We have cats and kittens at Petsmart everyday.
Sometimes on weekends, we will take some puppies and dogs to Petsmart to get adopted.
Click here for Petsmart location.
Choose Goodsearch.com for your search engine. Help for Homeless Pets will get money sent to them every time you do a search on the internet. It all adds up. We receive about $50.00 per month just for folks using Goodsearch.com.
We appreciate everybodies efforts for using Goodsearch.com as your search engine.
We appreciate everybodies efforts for using Goodsearch.com as your search engine.
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More than 100 cats, kittens found in local home
The Billings Gazette
May 31, 2008
Two local animal shelters are in a bit of a feline fix after unexpectedly receiving more than 100 cats on May 22-23, 2008.
The Billings Animal Shelter, 1735 Monad Road, and Help for Homeless Pets, 2910 Hannon Drive, are looking for homes for about
90 of the cats, which came from a single home south of Billings.
Angie Cook, director of Help for Homeless Pets, said the cats were discovered in the home by family members of its occupants. A woman and her daughter lived there, and when the daughter passed away recently, family members came to help move the woman out - and discovered the whole kitty caboodle.
"They'd never seen daylight, probably never even been out of the house," Cook said of the cats.
For more of this story, click URL below:
http://www.billingsgazette.net/articles/2008/05/31/news/local/18-kitty.txt
The Billings Gazette
May 31, 2008
Two local animal shelters are in a bit of a feline fix after unexpectedly receiving more than 100 cats on May 22-23, 2008.
The Billings Animal Shelter, 1735 Monad Road, and Help for Homeless Pets, 2910 Hannon Drive, are looking for homes for about
90 of the cats, which came from a single home south of Billings.
Angie Cook, director of Help for Homeless Pets, said the cats were discovered in the home by family members of its occupants. A woman and her daughter lived there, and when the daughter passed away recently, family members came to help move the woman out - and discovered the whole kitty caboodle.
"They'd never seen daylight, probably never even been out of the house," Cook said of the cats.
For more of this story, click URL below:
http://www.billingsgazette.net/articles/2008/05/31/news/local/18-kitty.txt
HHP Visits Billings Catholic School
October 2008
HHP and Kashus visited Billings Catholic School. Everyone had a great time. The children had collected and donated a whole van full of Pet Food, Toys, and Treats. Thank you for your incredible generosity.
October 2008
HHP and Kashus visited Billings Catholic School. Everyone had a great time. The children had collected and donated a whole van full of Pet Food, Toys, and Treats. Thank you for your incredible generosity.
We’re here!
We are the Camp Husky dogs, and looking for a new forever home!
We are the Camp Husky dogs, and looking for a new forever home!
Camp Husky is a rescue set up in Butte, MT that was established after 108 Husky and Shepherd mix dogs were seized from a hoarder that was transporting the dogs to Alaska in a bus and trailer. Several litters of puppies were born shortly after the seizure making well over 200 dogs. Help for Homeless Pets in Billings, Montana is being blessed by receiving 10 of these dogs to help them find new loving forever homes. Each one will need a good fenced yard and close supervision, as well as a very patient person to work with them until they get acclimated to their new home and environment. They have all come a long way since they’ve been liberated from their hoarder and want to please you and put their best paw forward; but they still have a little distrust to work through. If you are interested in adopting one of these wonderful dogs, please contact Angie at 860-8735. Adoption fee is $75.00.
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Rennovation
We are continuing to remodel and update our kennels in the back area of the shelter. The "Trot for Spot" fund raiser last year helped us finish this project. We are now trying to raise money for the same type of kennels to put inside the shelter for the puppies and smaller dogs. We will need about $2,000 to do this, so any donation you can give would be greatly appreciated.
We are continuing to remodel and update our kennels in the back area of the shelter. The "Trot for Spot" fund raiser last year helped us finish this project. We are now trying to raise money for the same type of kennels to put inside the shelter for the puppies and smaller dogs. We will need about $2,000 to do this, so any donation you can give would be greatly appreciated.
United Way Day of Caring
September 2009
Volunteers helping out in United Way Day of Caring.
Read more: http://www.unitedwayyellowstone.org/volunteer/day-of-caring
September 2009
Volunteers helping out in United Way Day of Caring.
Read more: http://www.unitedwayyellowstone.org/volunteer/day-of-caring
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12th Annual Barn Cat / Feral Cat Spay / Neuter Clinic
Here is video of our 12th annual barn cat / feral spay neuter clinic 02-18-2010 that we sponsored. We also had a shot clinic at the same time for dogs and cats. We exceeded again our count for this annual clinic. We spayed neutered vaccinated and de-wormed 129 cats on this day clinic. We once again would like to thank the people who took the time to get their cats spayed or neutered. So far we have spayed, neutered and vaccinated 1,137 total cats through this one annual clinic. That is a lot of litters that did not consume our already over populated community.
Here is video of our 12th annual barn cat / feral spay neuter clinic 02-18-2010 that we sponsored. We also had a shot clinic at the same time for dogs and cats. We exceeded again our count for this annual clinic. We spayed neutered vaccinated and de-wormed 129 cats on this day clinic. We once again would like to thank the people who took the time to get their cats spayed or neutered. So far we have spayed, neutered and vaccinated 1,137 total cats through this one annual clinic. That is a lot of litters that did not consume our already over populated community.
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Dozens of small-breed dogs brought to Billings for adoption
DIANE COCHRAN Of The Gazette Staff | Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 12:08 am
www.billingsgazette.com
Chihuahuas still turn heads in Montana, where cow dogs and their full-size brethren have a monopoly on canine companionship.
But in California, purse-sized pups are a dime a dozen. Hundreds of them are euthanized when animal shelters cannot find homes for them.
Almost 100 wee West Coast dogs got a reprieve this week when volunteers drove them from Los Angeles to Billings, where they will be available for adoption through Help for Homeless Pets.
“They’re just beautiful,” said Kathy Byrd, a Help for Homeless Pets employee. “The night they came in it was one of the most emotional times I’ve had in life.”
Most of the dogs are Chihuahuas or Chihuahua mixes, but there are also papillon, Shih Tzu and corgi crosses. Four are nursing mothers with litters.
They were brought to Billings by volunteers Rhonda Kuehn and Jason Rieker, who rescue dogs in Arizona. Kuehn and Rieker partnered with Help for Homeless Pets to launch Road to HOPE, or Helping Orphaned Pets Everywhere.
The dogs are from shelters in California, not from puppy mills, said Angie Cook, executive director of Help for Homeless Pets.
“They are all pretty well socialized,” she said. “They would make good pets for people who live in apartments or older people. They are excellent companion dogs.”
Cook said Help for Homeless Pets often gets requests for small breeds but rarely has them. If Road to HOPE is successful, she plans to arrange for another load of small dogs to be brought to Billings.
DIANE COCHRAN Of The Gazette Staff | Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 12:08 am
www.billingsgazette.com
Chihuahuas still turn heads in Montana, where cow dogs and their full-size brethren have a monopoly on canine companionship.
But in California, purse-sized pups are a dime a dozen. Hundreds of them are euthanized when animal shelters cannot find homes for them.
Almost 100 wee West Coast dogs got a reprieve this week when volunteers drove them from Los Angeles to Billings, where they will be available for adoption through Help for Homeless Pets.
“They’re just beautiful,” said Kathy Byrd, a Help for Homeless Pets employee. “The night they came in it was one of the most emotional times I’ve had in life.”
Most of the dogs are Chihuahuas or Chihuahua mixes, but there are also papillon, Shih Tzu and corgi crosses. Four are nursing mothers with litters.
They were brought to Billings by volunteers Rhonda Kuehn and Jason Rieker, who rescue dogs in Arizona. Kuehn and Rieker partnered with Help for Homeless Pets to launch Road to HOPE, or Helping Orphaned Pets Everywhere.
The dogs are from shelters in California, not from puppy mills, said Angie Cook, executive director of Help for Homeless Pets.
“They are all pretty well socialized,” she said. “They would make good pets for people who live in apartments or older people. They are excellent companion dogs.”
Cook said Help for Homeless Pets often gets requests for small breeds but rarely has them. If Road to HOPE is successful, she plans to arrange for another load of small dogs to be brought to Billings.
Andy, an HHP Dog
Wins at Splash Dogs at Montana Fair Billings MT.
Wins at Splash Dogs at Montana Fair Billings MT.
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