Sentences with phrase «to afford one's care»

The humane society offers financial assistance to those in need and can't afford care for their pets.

Should one sibling die before their parents, then a joint life insurance policy will make sure the other siblings can still afford care for their parents.

I knew I never wanted to be in the position of worrying about whether or not I could afford their care when faced with a crisis.

I don't think I would have been able to afford the care on my own.

Without them, we would have never been able to afford the care required to treat this aggressive cancer.

I understand that people get sick and they can't afford care.

If your health insurance costs have been climbing, you may find it more difficult to afford care for obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome.

Help for Healing offers discounted services in the Natural Care Center to patients and clients who may not be able to afford care otherwise.

Funding care for pets with cancer whose owners can not afford care Financial assistance available for individuals living in the following region (s): NY, NJ, VT, NH, ME, MA, RI, and CT How to apply?

If this is not your intent or if you feel you won't be able to financially afford the care of the cat for 12 to 15 years, then DO N'T ADOPT A CAT... Instead, consider volunteering your time at a local shelter and give the cats waiting there for a permanent home some love and attention.

If you can't afford care at a local veterinarian, we will provide euthanasia services for your pet at the OKC Animal Shelter for $ 25.

I am having a difficult time affording care for Charles and giving him the amount of attention he deserves.

If clients «weren't able to afford a spay / neuter, they're certainly not going to be able to afford care after their pet has been hit by a car or has a serious illness.»

She was surrendered to a shelter because her owner was having difficulty affording her care.

Therapy will provide an avenue for the support you both need and afford a caring community that can ease the adolescent way.

Funding care for pets with cancer or immediately life - threatening conditions whose owners can not afford care Financial assistance available for individuals living in the following region (s): San Diego County How to apply?

offers discounted services in the Natural Care Center to patients and clients who may not be able to afford care otherwise.

Funding care for pets with cancer whose owners can not afford care Financial assistance available for individuals living in the following region (s): United States How to apply?

This doesn't necessarily overlap with economic problems in which people can't — or think they can't — afford care at a clinic.

Enhanced low - cost medical clinic services including on - site x-ray with the goal of eliminating the need for people to surrender pets because they can not afford care for them when illness and injury strike.

But Kentucky, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alaska, and other Medicaid expansion states have all seen massive drops in their uninsurance rates after adopting it, providing a boon in rural regions where many hospitals regularly see patients who can't afford their care.

If they do, a chronic shortage of health providers, particularly ones who will take insurance, means people are often unable to find or afford the care they need.

«Health care is not a privilege or something for those we have the means to afford care — it is a fundamental right.

It is grossly unfair to those who are neither the richest, who can afford that care, and the poorest who get their care paid for.

In addition to new drugs, we need to ensure that patients with incurable disease are treated with dignity and afforded the care they need.»

This increase was linked to a rising inability to afford care and the costs of travel to access health services, according to the authors.

If the patient lives in poverty, they may have no access to care or may be unable to afford the care that is available.

Thanks to Obamacare [I know, it's dead now] I couldn't afford care.

We see more and more dogs coming into shelters because families just can not afford their care.

The following decade presented many challenges — saving five sick tiger cubs, building facilities for them to live in, moving three times raising funds to afford their care, and the list goes on and on.

Without their help we could not have afforded the care that Maya desperately needed.

PetAid Animal Hospital helps income - qualified clients when they can not afford the care their pets desperately need.

Funding care for pets with cancer whose owners can not afford care.

Through our annual Pet Cancer Awareness campaign, the Petco Foundation, in partnership with Blue Buffalo has invested more than $ 13 million to support clinical trials and university studies working toward a cure, and helped to fund organizations that assist with covering treatment costs for families who couldn't otherwise afford the care.

It's painful to think of a pet having to suffer because his or her owner can't afford care.»

Funding to assist qualified owners of pets diagnosed with cancer to seek treatment and enrollment in a clinical trial who otherwise could not afford care.

The purpose of the program is to help keep pets with the families who love them, and prevent them from being relinquished to shelters because their families are temporarily unable to afford their care.

Pet's Tooth Fairy Fund helps fund care for shelter pets in need of dental care and oral surgery, or who's families have exhausted financial resources and are unable to afford care.

«Thanks to Maddie, these funds will help tens of thousands of pets and their families, many of whom could not afford veterinary care, reducing «economic euthanasia» where families feel their only option is to have their treatable pet euthanized because they can not afford the care,» continued DuCharme.

We receive calls and emails daily from emergency animal clinics, distressed owners who are afraid they will lose their pets because they can't afford care, city pounds that have taken in animals that are beyond their capacity to help, and concerned citizens or police officers who have found animals in desperate need.

Dr. Levitan is the founder of the charitable foundation, FAITH (For Animals In The Hospital) which provides funds for unowned pets and for pet's whose owners can not afford care.

Many of their guardians reluctantly gave them up, having no choice because of an inability to obtain pet friendly housing (or housing at all) or inability to afford their care, particularly veterinary care which is beyond the means of a significant percentage of people.

Coming from a place of pragmatism, rather than judgment, many shelters now accept that a dog or cat can quickly become a shelter animal if they're lost without a collar or microchip, if they're sick and their owner can't afford care, if their owner doesn't know how to handle house - training issues or leash aggression.

Our goal is to decrease euthanasia rates and pet surrender due to a pet owner's inability to afford care for their pet.

Eventually, we found ourselves using a repeating phrase when a Good Samaritan would bring in a sick stray, or a good client in financial straits was unable to afford care for his pet.

Healthy Paws made it possible for us to afford the care that she needed.

At the very least, most vets will put your cat out of their misery rather than letting them die in agony if you can not afford care.