Sentences with phrase «low income pet owners»

Studies show that at least five (5) surgeries subsidized for low income pet owners for every one thousand (1,000) people in the area in question will decrease shelter intake.

Transportation help may be available to help low income pet owners from outside these areas reach the services.

Payment is made directly to the veterinarian, reducing out of pocket costs for low income pet owners who need to save their pet's life.

He is a founding member and on the board of directors of a nonprofit spay - and - neuter clinic to serve low income pet owners.

Come join us in our efforts to help support low income pet owners and pets with urgent medical care needs!

Many of the illnesses and injuries treated with this funding are preventable, but low income pet owners lack resources to treat them.

We incorporated in 1999 because we saw an incredible need for a low - cost spay - neuter program for low income pet owners.

We help seniors, disabled, or low income pet owners who own pets that need essential veterinary treatment.

We rescue dogs and provide services for low income pet owners in under served communities in Los Angeles County.

For example, we focused on neutering targeted animal populations: those most in danger of entering the shelter such as cats of low income pet owners, cats from geographically high intake areas, and feral cats.

There are also a number of organizations in the Bay Area that work to assist low income pet owners in caring for their dogs.

There he oversees several of the organization's programs and departments including the Animal Control Field Services and Humane Law Enforcement and their Community Cats program which conducts free TNR services for community cats, a progressive wildlife department and their Pets For Life program helping low income pet owners keep and care for their pets.

They provide TNR services to community cats by doing local outreach and identifying problem areas as well as connecting low income pet owners with spay neuter resources.

We are collect donations of unopened, unexpired dog and cat food, cat litter, and «critter» (gerbil / hamster, guinea pig, ferrets, birds) food and distribute the donated items monthly to qualifying low income pet owners in need.

With your help we can help reduce over crowding at shelters, reduce the likely hood that a pet will be abandoned because of an unintended pregnancy, and help low income pet owners care for their pets.

You can run with your best 4 legged running buddy, or just run by yourself and help low income pet owners spay / neuter their dogs and cats to help reduce pet overpopulation in our area.

This exciting new service provides subsidized spay / neuter surgeries for cats in our community, allowing the OHS to meet clients in the neighbhourhoods they call home and to address the barriers of both cost and transportation for low income pet owners seeking to spay or neuter their cats.

The Toby Project Mobile vans, free or low - cost spay / neuter and vaccination for low income pet owners Tel. [phone]

Kerry Armstrong FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR After years of volunteering in shelters, Kerry founded HDLA to provide resources to low income pet owners so that they can keep their pets instead of turning them in to the shelter due to financial or other hardships.

Voucher programs usually assist qualified, low income pet owners fix their dogs / cats by subsidizing (paying a portion of the cost) of spay / neuter for their pets.

Miami Pet Assistance Coalition (MPAC) is an all volunteer organization that serves to fill in needs of extremely low income pet owners.

Spay Oklahoma is able to keep their prices affordable for low income pet owners through donations and grants, such as the funding provided by Oklahoma Alliance for Animals during our Hip to Snip campaign.

The Farley Foundation was established in 2001 by the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA) to help low income pet owners by subsidizing the cost of urgent veterinary care.

The Trust provides an essential full veterinary service to referral level for low income pet owners who are not on the right...

For more than 11 years, Hands That Heal RI has devoted its energy to passionately helping elderly and low income pet owners keep their pets.

Qualified low income pet owners are provided spay and neuter services for their pets with a minimal co-payment for the services.

Downtown Dog Rescue (DDR) is a non-profit animal welfare group that rescues dogs and provide services for low income pet owners in under served communities in Los Angeles County.

Farley helps to promote awareness of the Foundation, making it possible for thousands of low income pet owners to continue the relationship with the pets that mean the world to them.

By promoting responsible pet ownership and by offering free spaying, neutering, vaccines and microchipping for low income pet owners, we hope to overcome some of the obstacles that contribute to this growing problem.

And to help reduce the cost of these surgeries, the OAA is providing more than $ 15,000 in spay / neuter surgery subsidies to ensure cost is not a barrier to low income pet owners.

The donations received from Trupanion and many other generous donors enabled the Farley Foundation to assist a record 1,000 low income pet owners who would otherwise be unable to afford veterinary care to obtain needed treatment for their beloved pets in 2014.»

The clinic is a partnership between Humane Society of West Michigan and C - SNIP in an effort to offer affordable options to low income pet owners.

The WeSNiP program was created to provide high - quality spay and neuter service to low income pet owners.

Donations help pay for food and veterinary bills for pets for the elderly and low income pet owners.

We are a 501 (c)(3) registered, non-profit providing pet food and financial assistance for veterinary care to senior citizen and low income pet owners.

Additional programs help reduce pet overpopulation, provide assistance to low income pet owners, behaviorally assess animals and reunite lost pets with their owners.

Several years ago Nancy started an organization called For Paws Hospice that offers grants for veterinary care to low income pet owners.

WeSNiP focuses on financial assistance to low income pet owners and trapping and transporting of feral or free - roaming cats as well as pet cats and dogs.

Proceeds from the sale of the Animal Friendly plate will be used for low - cost pet sterilization surgeries for low income pet owners.

The WeSNIP program was created to provide high - quality spay and neuter service to low income pet owners.

Targeting these particular groups in addition to low income pet owners will make the greatest impact on shelter intake.

In addition, the RIVMA Companion Animal Foundation (CAF) provides financial assistance to low income pet owners for emergency or routine medical treatment of their companion animals.

All the OCSPCA programs help carry out the organization's mission in advocating the humane treatment of animals through education, financial assistance to low income pet owners, the promotion of the animal / human bond and cruelty prevention.

By buying a bottle of this hand - crafted red wine (a blend of 5 red grape varieties), animal lovers can take pride knowing a portion of the Mixed Breed purchase price will be donated to help fund the OCSPCA's spay / neuter vouchers for low income pet owners, the Animal Relief Fund to assist low income pet owners with emergency veterinary medical bills, as well as all of the other programs the OCSPCA provides to assist animals in need in Orange County, CA.

Their generous donations will allow the OCSPCA to continue to provide spay / neuter vouchers to low income pet owners in Orange County.

The ASPCA has a grant program in place to provide life - saving veterinary care and other resources to low income pet owners in New York City.

OCSPCA offers spay / neuter vouchers to low income pet owners.