Basic first aid supplies A 3 - day supply of bottled water and the pet's preferred food, held in a waterproof container Safety harness and leash Waste clean - up supplies Medications and a copy of the pet's medical records List of veterinarians and local pet
care organizations List of the pet's feeding routine and any behavioral issues Comfort items, such as a blanket or favorite toy, to help keep the pet calm and comfortable
Not exact matches
The small business
organization that is leading the case against President Obama's health
care reform act is asked to disclose its donor
list.
To
list just some of the areas he influenced: agriculture, architecture, art,
care of the dying, drama, economics, education, medicine, religion, science, and social
organization.
Here is a
list of some of the
organizations that can help you take
care of a loved one.
We invite you to review the long
list of charities and non-profit
organizations we support at our Mitchell Auto
Cares website.
Provides a
list of
organizations that may be able to provide some financial assistance paying for veterinary
care.
Innovation grant recipients remove barriers to pet adoption and promote foster
care Another round of Innovation Grant recipients have come up with another inspiring
list of ideas for growing foster
care and adoption at their
organizations — and yours!
Job
listings are published for nonprofit humane
organizations and animal
care and control agencies in the United States and Canada.
Basil's Buddies has a comprehensive
list of Michigan and national
organizations offering financial assistance, low - cost wellness
care, vet
care, food banks, and behavioral counseling.
For the protection of our breeders and those searching for a healthy, well
cared for animal, any breeder found in violation of specific rulings from recognized authorities or
organizations will be promtly removed from the
list.
We have compiled a
list of
organizations that may be able to provide special clients with financial assistance for veterinary
care: Angels 4 Animals Financial Aid 3941 Park Dr # 20 - 135 El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (916) 941-9119 www.angels4animals.org Animal Support Spay & Neuter Services (619) 847-8755
[email protected] Animal Medical Assistance Fund
[email protected] [email protected] Care Credit Interest Free Credit Card Company (800) 677-0718 www.carecredit.com Department of Animal Services Spay / Neuter, Vaccinations & Microchipping (619) 236-4250 www.sddac.com Face Foundation Emergency & Critical Care (858) 450-3223 www.face4pets.org In Memory of Magic (IMOM) Emergency Vet Care (866) 230-2164 www.imom.org Pet Assistance of San Diego Spay & Neuter (858) 738-7349 www.orgsites.com/pet-assistance Red Rover Financial Need, Homeless / Rescued Animals P.O Box 188890 Sacramento, CA 95818 (916) 429-2457 www.redrover.org Shakespeare Animal Fund Financial Need (775) 342-7040 www.shakespearanimalfund.org Spay / Neuter Action Project (SNAP) Spay & Neuter (866) 772-9287 www.snap-sandiego.org The Pet Fund Financial Need (916) 443-6007
[email protected] www.thepetfund
care: Angels 4 Animals Financial Aid 3941 Park Dr # 20 - 135 El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (916) 941-9119 www.angels4animals.org Animal Support Spay & Neuter Services (619) 847-8755
[email protected] Animal Medical Assistance Fund
[email protected] [email protected] Care Credit Interest Free Credit Card Company (800) 677-0718 www.carecredit.com Department of Animal Services Spay / Neuter, Vaccinations & Microchipping (619) 236-4250 www.sddac.com Face Foundation Emergency & Critical Care (858) 450-3223 www.face4pets.org In Memory of Magic (IMOM) Emergency Vet Care (866) 230-2164 www.imom.org Pet Assistance of San Diego Spay & Neuter (858) 738-7349 www.orgsites.com/pet-assistance Red Rover Financial Need, Homeless / Rescued Animals P.O Box 188890 Sacramento, CA 95818 (916) 429-2457 www.redrover.org Shakespeare Animal Fund Financial Need (775) 342-7040 www.shakespearanimalfund.org Spay / Neuter Action Project (SNAP) Spay & Neuter (866) 772-9287 www.snap-sandiego.org The Pet Fund Financial Need (916) 443-6007
[email protected] www.thepetfund
Care Credit Interest Free Credit Card Company (800) 677-0718 www.carecredit.com Department of Animal Services Spay / Neuter, Vaccinations & Microchipping (619) 236-4250 www.sddac.com Face Foundation Emergency & Critical
Care (858) 450-3223 www.face4pets.org In Memory of Magic (IMOM) Emergency Vet Care (866) 230-2164 www.imom.org Pet Assistance of San Diego Spay & Neuter (858) 738-7349 www.orgsites.com/pet-assistance Red Rover Financial Need, Homeless / Rescued Animals P.O Box 188890 Sacramento, CA 95818 (916) 429-2457 www.redrover.org Shakespeare Animal Fund Financial Need (775) 342-7040 www.shakespearanimalfund.org Spay / Neuter Action Project (SNAP) Spay & Neuter (866) 772-9287 www.snap-sandiego.org The Pet Fund Financial Need (916) 443-6007
[email protected] www.thepetfund
Care (858) 450-3223 www.face4pets.org In Memory of Magic (IMOM) Emergency Vet
Care (866) 230-2164 www.imom.org Pet Assistance of San Diego Spay & Neuter (858) 738-7349 www.orgsites.com/pet-assistance Red Rover Financial Need, Homeless / Rescued Animals P.O Box 188890 Sacramento, CA 95818 (916) 429-2457 www.redrover.org Shakespeare Animal Fund Financial Need (775) 342-7040 www.shakespearanimalfund.org Spay / Neuter Action Project (SNAP) Spay & Neuter (866) 772-9287 www.snap-sandiego.org The Pet Fund Financial Need (916) 443-6007
[email protected] www.thepetfund
Care (866) 230-2164 www.imom.org Pet Assistance of San Diego Spay & Neuter (858) 738-7349 www.orgsites.com/pet-assistance Red Rover Financial Need, Homeless / Rescued Animals P.O Box 188890 Sacramento, CA 95818 (916) 429-2457 www.redrover.org Shakespeare Animal Fund Financial Need (775) 342-7040 www.shakespearanimalfund.org Spay / Neuter Action Project (SNAP) Spay & Neuter (866) 772-9287 www.snap-sandiego.org The Pet Fund Financial Need (916) 443-6007
[email protected] www.thepetfund.com
The Animal Foundation's Online Transfer
List is a comprehensive
listing of animals currently in our
care that require treatment or rehabilitation beyond what our non-profit
organization has the resources to provide.
As is the case with most small, No Kill animal rescue
organizations, we usually have a waiting
list of cats in need of foster
care.
Primary
Care Animal Hospital is affiliated with a number of pet
organizations in the area (
listed below), providing volunteer and monetary services to help pets and their owners.
Founded in 1933 by a team of veterinary leaders, AAHA is an acclaimed veterinary
organization that helps veterinary professionals provide animal
care and client services using a
list of stringent guidelines, known as benchmarks of excellence.
Has a
list of of
organizations that may be able to help with veterinary expenses: www.morrisanimalfoundation.org Or to donate or apply for help on vet expenses, contact the Buddy
Care Foundation at: www.buddycare.org
We are proud of our collaborative relationships with the
organizations listed and the many others we interact with on behalf of the animals in our
care.
Another round of Innovation Grant recipients have come up with another inspiring
list of ideas for growing foster
care and adoption at their
organizations.
Lollypop Farm has compiled the following
list of community pet
care resources and national
organizations for you to consider in your search for low - cost veterinary
care and financial assistance.
If your pet has been diagnosed with pet cancer and you need assistance with the cost of
care, please see our Pet Cancer Resource Guide for a
list of
organizations that may be able to provide assistance.
This is a
list of
organizations that help owners that can not afford vet
care.
For tips on affording veterinary
care as well as other organizations that may not be listed above, please see Having Trouble Affording Veterinary C
care as well as other
organizations that may not be
listed above, please see Having Trouble Affording Veterinary
CareCare?
The Humane Society has a good document entitled «An Overview of
Caring for Feral Cats» and provides a
list of feral cat
organizations in California.
The website for my local humane society
lists several clinics as well as some
organizations that can help provide financial assistance to low income families in need of veterinary
care.
What's more, The Humane Society of the United States maintains a
list of national and local
organizations that offer not only free pet food, but low - cost spay / neuter services, and temporary foster
care if you need help.
List of possible rescue
organizations that may be able to help with temporary
care or placement
It would be simple: The
list would include the name and contact information for each approved
organization, the types and breeds of animals they accept, and any resources they have available such as veterinary, rehabilitative or other
care;
care for special needs animals, training or behavior modification programs, or appropriate sanctuary or long term placement.
Here you can enter your zip code and find a
list of animal shelters, animal control agencies, and animal
care organizations in your community.
The commenters identified particular factors that could lead to confusion, including that (1) the phrase «criminal, civil, or administrative proceeding» appeared in the definitions of both law enforcement Start Printed Page 82673and oversight; (2) the examples of oversight agencies
listed in the preamble included a number of
organizations that also conduct law enforcement activities; (3) the NPRM addressed the issue of disclosures to investigate health
care fraud in the law enforcement section (§ 164.510 (f)(5)-RRB-, yet health
care fraud investigations are central to the mission of some health
care oversight agencies; (4) the NPRM established more stringent rules for disclosure of protected health information pursuant to an administrative subpoena issued for law enforcement than for disclosure pursuant to an oversight agency's administrative subpoena; and (5) the preamble, but not the NPRM regulation text, indicated that agencies conducting both oversight and law enforcement activities would be subject to the oversight requirements when conducting oversight activities.
Rather than
list the entities that are «covered entities» or modify the definitions of health
care operations and treatment or emergency circumstances to explicitly include organ procurement
organizations and tissue banks, we have modified § 164.512 to permit covered entities to use or disclose protected health information to organ procurement
organizations or other entities engaged in the procurement, banking, or transplantation of cadaveric organs, eyes, or tissues.
Obtain an
list of all the health
care units in your local community from your neighboring medical department or health
care referral
organization.
Purchase and organized necessary supplies and organizational needs to meet daily needs Ensure customers are well taken
care of and have positive experience Ensure employees have necessary tools and supplies to carry out daily duties Created, organized, and maintained phone
lists,
organization charts, as well as supply
lists Generate reports of monthly purchases and logging of generated sales Partake in lead generation as well as advertising and public campaigns to grow and expand brand.
The following is a
list of
organizations that offer professional learning and development opportunities for individuals working in Early Learning and
Care.
State Funding Streams for Respite Across the Lifespan: 2013 Update (PDF - 3,031 KB) ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center (2013)
Lists State public funding sources to help family caregivers pay for respite
care, or to support or develop respite programs and services with information on State or Federal funds, including information for partnership with private
organizations.
Adolescent Identity and the Impact on Adoptive Parents (PDF - 149 KB) National Resource Center for Foster
Care and Permanency Planning (2003) Offers tips for parents of teens struggling with adoption issues, a
list of
organizations that provide information about adoption advocacy and public policy, and more.