Sentences with phrase «of low income pet owners»

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.

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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.

However, thousands of client intake forms at Midwestern spay / neuter programs reveal that over 60 percent of low - income owners obtained the pet as a «stray.»

Low - income pet owners receiving Medicaid, OKDHS or SSI (Supplemental Security Income) benefits, or meeting Best Friends of Pets» income guidelines, can have cats spayed or neutered for $ 10 and dogs for $ 20 through its Spay / Neuter Assistance Program (income pet owners receiving Medicaid, OKDHS or SSI (Supplemental Security Income) benefits, or meeting Best Friends of Pets» income guidelines, can have cats spayed or neutered for $ 10 and dogs for $ 20 through its Spay / Neuter Assistance Program (Income) benefits, or meeting Best Friends of Pets» income guidelines, can have cats spayed or neutered for $ 10 and dogs for $ 20 through its Spay / Neuter Assistance Program (income guidelines, can have cats spayed or neutered for $ 10 and dogs for $ 20 through its Spay / Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP).

Each month, PAWS San Diego distributes an average of 13,500 pounds of pet food to some 1,100 homeless and low - income pet owners.

Former director of Oklahoma Department of Human Services, Howard Hendrick, wrote a letter in support of increased spay / neuter services for low - income pet owners.

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.

It must celebrate the bond between a person and their pet, feature pet owners who have been underrepresented in positive animal welfare stories (like people of color, low - income people or homeless people), and include only images of people and their pets together and happy.

This program of Jewish Association for Services for the Aged was established in 1997 to help pet owners with illnesses, physical limitations, and low incomes.

Intervention keeps animals out of shelters by addressing the needs of low - income pet owners, providing food, vet care, vaccinations and / or spay & neuter, and engraved ID tags with collars and leashes to help keep pets safe.

We vowed to start an organization to address the needs of low - income pet owners to try to keep dogs like Captain out of the shelter system.

You can help pets of low - income owners by making a gift toward veterinary care for Rhode Island's needy pets!

Project Unleashed is a free, low income and homeless pet owner wellness and basic veterinary care clinic, state licensed as a Limited Services Practice, VL # 238, administered by the Miami Veterinary Foundation on the third Sunday of every month except in December.

In addition to addressing the issue of low - income owners who would otherwise not be able to pay for spay / neuter surgeries for their pets, Target Zero works with shelters to address free roaming communities of cats that reproduce exponentially if left untended.

Sam's Hope will use the award to assist elderly, disabled, ill, unemployed, and low - income pet owners facing economic hardship in Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania, in an effort to reduce the number of pets surrendered to shelters due to financial reasons.

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.

If the pet is diagnosed as seriously ill, has a good prognosis of survival by a Clearlake Veterinary Clinic staff veterinarian, and the pet owner is considered by The Acme Foundation's guidelines as being low income, a senior citizen or disabled then an Acme Foundation application can be completed and submitted, at Clearlake Veterinary Clinic.

New Hampshire, led by Peter Marsh founder and president of STOP (Solutions To Overpopulation Problems), launches the nation's first publicly funded state - wide spay / neuter campaign and first large - scale targeting of low - income pet owners.

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.

While we had always provided vouchers and grants to low - income pet owners for spay / neuter surgeries, we felt the only way to take a significant step to reduce the supply of animals entering animal shelters was to provide the procedures for free.

To help low - income pet owners continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets as long as humanely possible by subsidizing the cost of non-elective (necessary) veterinary medical care for those pets.

Jelly's Place depends on grants, volunteers, and donations from the public to provide rescue, fostering, veterinary care, and placement of animals, and community education and support to low - income pet owners.

It's now a nationwide referral system for discounted spay / neuter services offered to low - income pet owners, with a network of more than 160 participating veterinary clinics.

The burden of a mandatory law like this falls on low and moderate income pet owners.

Humane Society of West Michigan is proud to operate the Kibble Konnection, a pet food bank program which helps low - income pet owners provide food for their pets, in partnership with the Access of West Michigan Food Pantry network.

The Magic Bullet Fund - for owners of dogs with cancer Big Hearts Fund — helps pet owners attain necessary veterinary care for their animals with heart disease Canine Cancer Awareness — cancer treatment for dogs Cats in Crisis - for cats with kidney, thyroid, neurological or cardiac disease Diabetic Cats in Need - for shelters, rescues, low - income owners Dog and Cat Cancer Fund - cancer treatment FETCH a Cure - for pets with cancer Joshua Lewis Cancer Foundation - pets with cancer Magic Bullet Fund - dogs with cancer PieFund - focuses on cancer Riedel Cody Fund - cancer treatment Stymie Canine Cancer Foundation - dogs with cancer Cody's Club - assistance with paying for radiation treatments Land of Pure Gold - resources for dogs with cancer Perseus Foundation - assistance for dogs with cancer

Care Credit — for pet owners to apply for credit to pay vet bills Brown Dog Foundation — for pet owners whose pet faces a treatable life - threatening condition Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance Program — for cat owners Goldstock Fund — for pet owners and rescues Grey Muzzle Organization — for shelters and rescues, to help senior dogs Best Friends Animal Society's Resources — for pet owners and rescues Jake Brady Memorial Fund — provides financial aid for vetwork for pet owners The Pet Fund — for pet owners who can't afford vet care Shakespeare Animal Fund — for pet owners who can't afford vet care, focusing on seniors and offers low cost spay / neuter programs throughout the US Veterinary Care Partnership Program — for IIADP assistance dogs Prince Chunk Foundation — Prince Chunk Foundation helps pet owners in financial crisis Vet - I - Care — helping families secure the resources required to provide much needed specialty and emergency care for their pets Rose's Fund: financially assist pet owners and Good Samaritans who have an animal with a good prognosis for a healthy life, but are at a financial loss Red Rover Relief Grants: financial assistance grants so pet owners, Good Samaritans and rescuers can care for animals who need urgent veterinary care, resources for pet owners struggling with economic hardship, and resources for victims of domestic violence Handicapped Pets.com: assistance for caretakers of disabled pets Gimpy Dogs: help for surgeries and other care Pet Food Stamps: for pet owners who need assistance paying for pet food Stewie to the Rescue: helps to bring affordable spay and neuter services, wellness services, and emergency and surgical care to pet owners who otherwise would not be able to afford even the most routine and essential veterinary visits Friends & Vets Helping Pets: helps low income families cover extraordinary veterinary expenses necessary to save a pet's life.

Originating in a little structure on Creasy Springs Road, the organization has grown into today's Central Missouri Humane Society, a regional animal welfare agency caring for thousands of animals annually and providing veterinary services for low - income pet owners.

We work closely with the City of Austin and the City of Houston to ensure that pet owners in the most low - income areas have access to the vet care they need — especially spay / neuter and vaccines.

You'll have the satisfaction of knowing that not only are YOU helping low - income families become responsible pet owners, you are also preventing the births of unwanted litters of animals, and the dozens - then - hundreds of litters that would have followed.

Offering free spay / neuter services, pet food, and supplies for low - income pet owners, and assistance to those facing financial hardship due to a veterinary emergency, with the goal of keeping pets in their homes.

Acme Foundation — support for low income and disabled pet owners Animal Assistance League of Orange County — various resources Marin Humane Society — low cost spay / neuter, microchipping etc Orange County S.P.C.A. — assistance for emergency veterinary care for low income individuals and subsidized spay / neuter program Pets in Need — low cost spay / neuter SPAN (Spay & Neuter Animal Network)-- low cost spay / neuter Sacramento Animal Coalition — low cost spay / neuter Sacramento SPCA — low cost spay / neuter, vaccination, microchipping, etc Spay California — listing of low cost spay / neuter clinics

Coastal Humane Society has a voucher program available for spaying and neutering the pet cats of low income owners.

The mission of South County Cats is to reduce feline homelessness, overpopulation, and euthanasia by providing financial assistance for low - income, disabled, or senior citizen pet owners to have their companion cat spayed or neutered and by assisting with the Trap - Neuter - Return of feral and free - roaming cats.

DCAP was formed in 2012 as the result of a merger between two existing organizations — Metroplex Animal Coalition and Dallas Animal Advocates and was already doing community outreach, offering financial assistance for low - income pet owners, and working to build capacity in the non-profit animal welfare sector.

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.

All animals who come into the adoption center are from one of the six other city shelters, and spay / neuter services are low cost or free depending on the income level of the pet owner.

She is also the board president and founder of the Companion Animal Foundation, a statewide, veterinary - based nonprofit organization that helps low - income pet owners afford essential veterinary care.

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

As a participant in the Veterinary Care Charitable Fund, NWAES will provide animal care for pet owners facing financial hardships, including low - income seniors, disabled veterans and others requiring service dogs, good Samaritans who rescue animals, and victims of domestic violence.

In May 2013, the CAF launched a pilot voucher program as an alternative means of providing low - income pet owners with access to veterinary care.

The Mission of the RIVMA Companion Animal Foundation (CAF) is to make compassionate veterinary care available to all pets by funding the cost of treatment for the sick and injured pets of low - income owners.

All 4 Pets WNY Phone: [phone] Their mission is to provide a one - time grant of money to pay for medical care for pets whose caring, responsible owners are not able to pay for the care that will bring their pet back to health due to low income, personal crisis or disaster.

* In a move that's disgraceful even for PETA, the organization portrayed Assembly Bill 2778 («a dangerous piece of legislation») as TNR's war on the poor, suggesting that TNR funding would hurt low - income pet owners.

Our on - site clinic offers low - income and homeless pet owners access to vital veterinary care and low - cost spay / neuter surgeries, keeping pets out of shelters and saving lives.

The RIVMA is committed to the health of all companion animals and offers a Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) for low - income pet owners and a series of Rabies Vaccine clinics each spring.

To serve the pets and pet owners of the homeless community and other vulnerable and low - income populations by providing pet food, supplies, and medical care; to promote positive and responsible pet ownership (including spay and neuter); to identify and provide pet owners useful and low - cost information on pet resources.

We ensure that low - income pet owners can afford spay / neuter services and help keep less adoptable pets out of town shelters by taking on more difficult placements.

Currently, we distribute dog and cat food, free of charge to local non-profits assisting home bound seniors on fixed incomes, low income families, Veterans, and homeless pet owners.

Among these communities, in the first quarter of this year alone, low income and homeless pet owners received 566 services, including free spay and neuter surgeries, vaccinations, and medical assistance such as blood tests, X-rays and medication.