Comments on: Service providers reach out to help homeless seniors

By: Lisa

Lisa — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 06:14:46 +0000

Susan,

Patricia is my cousin, whom we lost touch with nearly 35 years ago, due to a life-long addiction to drugs and alcohol.

She has recently made contact with her sister who lives near San Antonio, TX and she has accepted her sister’s offer to move to TX, along with her dog, Precious.

If anyone reading this article can point us in the direction of organizations that would be willing to assist with transportation of both Patty and Precious, we would be forever grateful. Most airlines have breed restrictions and won’t allow transport of Precious, a pitbull who was tossed out on the street as a puppy due to a birth defect to her front leg/paw.

Thank you for writing this article. It means so much to her family who has been searching for her for many, many years.

By: eva

eva — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 18:07:50 +0000

bridge to life is a joke they dont know what their doing and are so unorganized!!!!i was there for a month with my daughter while my 14 year old son was with family. family wasnt able to care for him any longer and i asked if my son could stay with me at the bridge they said they had no room wich was a lie so i was forced to move my children to mission solano wich is full of drug addicts and felons, not an environment for children, they were no help they pick and choose who they want to help and its not fair!!!!

By: Talia

Talia — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 17:21:23 +0000

Where is their homeless camp located? My family and I go and pass out meals to the homeless monthly.