Homeward Hounds
HomewardBound of the Grand Valley based in Grand Junction, Colorado is the only homeless shelter within a 200 mile radius. HomewardBound is proud to offer the HomewardHounds program, a pallet shelter community for individuals experiencing homelessness and their dogs.
Nine pet-friendly, climate-controlled pallet shelters are located at HomewardBound of the Grand Valley’s North Avenue Shelter (2853 North Avenue)
Sleep securely in a private room with your dog.
Access HomewardBound’s other services as needed, including nutritious meals, case management, and other assistance
Access Roice-Hurst Humane Society’s on-site Pet Pantry at HBGV for pet food and supplies.
Receive pet vaccinations provided by Street Dog Coalition and RHHS.
About HomewardHounds
HomewardHounds is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between HomewardBound of the Grand Valley and Roice-Hurst Humane Society to provide temporary shelter for people experiencing homelessness with their dogs. Individuals no longer have to make the difficult choice between separating from their beloved pets or risking personal safety by staying out in the elements.
Each 8’ X 8’ shelter is private, heated and cooled, and located within a fence and badge-controlled area at HBGV.
Roice-Hurst is a nonprofit animal shelter that provides housing, individualized behavioral and medical treatment, and daily care for homeless dogs and cats in Grand Junction and Delta, as we as resources for pet owners to percent pet surrenders and promote bonds between pets and their people.
HomewardHounds is made possible by generous funding from:
