This clinic provides full - service veterinary care to low - income families with pets in the Richmond region as well as services for homeless pets in the care of government animal control shelters, pets adopted from the Richmond SPCA, pets referred by other veterinary practices due to their owners» inability to pay regular prices and pets of Richmond SPCA employees. (sheltermedicine.vetmed.ufl.edu)
Alcott also introduced its Pawffiliate Program, which is designed to help animal rescues and shelters generate much - needed funds to purchase the pet supplies they need to care for homeless pets in their care. (petbusiness.com)
Paws in the Park will help benefit 5,000 homeless pets in our care. (hsslc.org)