Do His Work

🐾 CANE IS SAFE — AFTER ALMOST TWO MONTHS! ❤️

On June 24th, a family traveling from Alaska to Texas stayed at the campground where we’re working when their cat, Cane, accidentally got out. They had to continue their journey without him, and we’ve been keeping an eye out ever since.

Today — BAM! There he was near one of the cabins! 😳🐈

A little muffin bribery 😂, a humane trap, and help from a local shelter later… WE GOT HIM!

I called his family in Texas and they were OVERJOYED. After nearly two months, they thought he was gone forever.

Considering the bears, eagles and other Montana wildlife around here, Cane is one lucky little dude. ❤️

Now the shelter and his family are working on getting him HOME TO TEXAS!

Our mission may look a little different while we’re in Montana, but when there’s an animal that needs help… Do His Work. 🐾❤️

Sometimes the mission looks a little different than expected… ❤️🐾

When we partnered with a local shelter to set a humane trap here at the KOA, our goal was to help find Scout, a camper’s missing cat.

Well… Scout had other plans.

Instead, we trapped Munchkin—a feral cat born here at the campground last year who only has three legs.

We knew this was an opportunity to make a difference.

Thanks to an amazing partnership with a local shelter and veterinarian, Munchkin will receive the medical care needed, be evaluated, and instead of returning to life outdoors, will have the chance to be adopted into a loving home. What started as one rescue turned into another.

While our summer in Montana hasn’t brought many opportunities to help unhoused pets like we do back home in Arizona, we’ve found other ways to Do His Work—feeding horses, caring for ducks and wildlife, supporting our campground community, and now helping change the future for a special little three-legged cat.

Sometimes the rescue you were looking for isn’t the one you find… but it turns out to be exactly the one that needed you.

Welcome to your new beginning, Munchkin. ❤️🐈

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We got to help this sweet boy dog Charlie out with some new stuff and lots of love today! Made me happy!

This Memorial Day weekend, we realized there aren’t many unhoused pets in the Livingston area needing support right now — and honestly, that’s a blessing. So instead of letting the donations sit, we decided to spread some joy right here at the campground. 🐾❤️

Thanks to the kindness of our supporters, we handed out toys, treats, and stuffed animals to pets staying at the KOA. So many wagging tails, happy faces, and spoiled pups this weekend.

Do His Work may travel city to city, but the mission stays the same: helping pets and the people who love them however we can. 🇺🇸🐶

Thank you to everyone who continues to donate and believe in what we do.

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Today we met Bella and Apache and their dad who’s living the tent life, drifting through Montana and living off the land. Not every story looks the same, but kindness still matters.

With snow coming in over the next couple days, both pups got hooked up with new harnesses, leashes, collars, sweaters, treats, and some warm blankets to help keep them comfortable through the cold Montana nights.

Moments like this are why we do what we do. Dogs don’t care where home is, they just want to stay close to their person. ❤️🐾

Gotta love Montana. ❄️🏔️ CompassionMatters LivingstonMT

Sometimes it’s the little things. ❤️

I’ve carried this red harness around trying to fit it on probably 5 or 6 different dogs, and every single time it was too big. Today at the KOA, we met Brutus. While he’s not homeless, his family was using a rope because they didn’t have a proper harness for him. The second I saw him, I just knew this harness was finally meant for someone.

Sure enough… it fit Brutus like a glove. 🐾

We got to share a little about Do His Work, love on a really sweet boy, and hopefully make walks a little safer and more comfortable for him and his family.

Funny how things seem to end up with exactly who needs them. ❤️

Even though we’re spending the summer in Livingston, Montana, Phoenix is still home for Do His Work and still where our heart and main mission is. ❤️🐾

For those that may not know, Brandon and I are working as summer work campers at the Paradise Valley KOA in Livingston, Montana. This isn’t a vacation trip for us — it’s a way for us to continue supporting ourselves while also continuing the nonprofit mission during the extreme Phoenix summer heat.

While we’re here for the season, our main focus is still helping unhoused individuals and their pets back in Phoenix, Arizona.

Right now, we’re looking for a few dependable volunteers in the Phoenix area to help keep things moving while we’re away this summer.

Ways people can help include:
🐾 Collecting donations
🐾 Organizing supplies
🐾 Building outreach kits
🐾 Helping at shelters or churches
🐾 Assisting with outreach to unhoused individuals and their pets

And honestly, not every role involves street outreach. Some of the biggest help happens behind the scenes organizing supplies, networking, transporting donations, or helping prepare kits for distribution.

We know approaching unhoused individuals can feel intimidating to some people, but most of the time it’s simply treating people with dignity, listening, and helping where you can. Nobody is expected to do anything they’re uncomfortable with.

We’d love to build a stronger Phoenix team while we’re away this summer so the outreach can continue growing year-round. Even helping once or twice a month makes a difference.

If you’ve ever wanted to get involved with Do His Work, send us a message. Please share as well — the right people may see this through you. ❤️

— Do His Work
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Helping people & pets one city at a time.