PAWS BETWEEN HOMES | BACKYARD DOG
What is Paws Between Homes?
Backyard Dog Care partners with local shelters and rescue agencies to save, love, and find homes for dogs who don’t have a home. We provide a temporary shelter, nutritious meals, cozy beds, playtime, and attention from our staff for dogs between homes.
Every dog deserves a FULL belly and a WARM home.
Giving Paws: How We're Helping Local Families
In addition to our Paws Between Homes program, we also have a Dog Food Pantry to help local families keep their pets fed and loved.
Keeping Bowls Full
The Dog Food Pantry initiative provides food and basic supplies for families struggling to care for their pets during the holiday season. Whether someone is facing temporary financial hardships, job loss, or an unexpected life change, we believe every dog deserves a full bowl and every pet owner deserves support.
Fueling Local Kindness
Our assistance is confidential, compassionate, and community-driven. We know it can be hard to ask for help, but you’re not alone. The community’s generosity stocks the entirety of the Dog Food Pantry. Every single donation item goes directly to pets and families who need a little extra help this season.
If you or someone you know could use a little help, we’re here with open arms.
Helping Paws: How You Can Get Involved
It’s easy to lend a helping paw! Even the smallest donation can make the biggest difference.
Here’s how you can contribute to our Donation Drive:
Donate dog food, treats, blankets, toys, etc*
Donate dog food, treats, blankets, toys, etc*
Make a cash donation
Spread the word by sharing this page on your social media
Together, we can make sure every tail keeps wagging this winter.
* You can drop off donations at the collection box in our lobby.
Join Our Holiday Donation Drive
This holiday season, let’s fill every bowl and every heart.
Meet Our Dogs Between Homes
“Six Pyrenees/Lab mix puppies recently stayed with us after being rescued from Hurricane, Utah, on their way to new homes through SNARF (Spay Neuter Adopt Rescue Foster) in Boise.”