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SAVE
$$$ on SPAYING/
NEUTERING Nevada
County pet owners can get a certificate to reduce the cost of
spaying and neutering their pets. Save $60 for a female
dog, $40 for a male dog, $30 for a female cat, and $15 for a
male cat. Certificates
are available at the Nevada County Animal Shelter, and are good
at any vet. Please
be a responsible pet owner and save animals' lives by spaying or
neutering your pet. |
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Internet Resources for
Financial Aid to Help Your Pet |
BEFORE
contacting Sammie's Friends for financial assistance, please
investigate the following Internet resources. (If you do not have Internet access, you can get it free at the library.)
The primary responsibility of Sammie's Friends is to the Shelter animals, who have no one else to look out for them.
YOU are your pet's best advocate. The health and well-being of your pet is YOUR responsibility.
It requires more effort than making one phone call to Sammie's Friends.
Resources for Pet
Financial Aid
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addition to the resources listed below, you can also do your own search by putting pet financial aid
for caretakers of dogs, cats and animals in the search line.)
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1)
American Animal Hospital Association,
www.aahahelpingpets.org.
The AAHA Helping Pets Fund helps those in need access quality veterinary
care for their sick or injured pets.
2) Feline Outreach, www.felineoutreach.org.
Promotes the routine and medical care of companion animals, particularly
cats and especially those with diabetes.
3) IMOM, www.imom.org. Dedicated
to insure that no companion animal has to be euthanized simply
because their caretaker is financially challenged.
4) Angels 4 Animals, www.angels4animals.org.
Mission is to help animals whose caretakers find themselves in difficult
financial situations and might otherwise be forced to choose
euthanization.
5) Care Credit, www.carecredit.com.
Credit card through GE Money Company for veterinary care.
6) Cats in Crisis, www.catsincrisis.org.
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping provide
financial assistance for cats with chronic or emergency medical
conditions.
7) Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance (FVEAP), www.fveap.org.
A nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides financial assistance
for cats and kittens whose guardians are unable to afford
veterinary services
8) Help-A-Pet, www.help-a-pet.org.
Veterinary financial assistance for physically and mentally challenged
individuals, senior citizens, and children of the working poor.
9) Shakespeare Animal Fund, www.shakespeareanimalfund.org.
Assistance primarily to those on fixed incomes or with annual
incomes below $35,000. It's always a one-time grant.
10) The Pet Fund, www.thepetfund.com.
A 501(c)(3) non-profit that provide assistance to owners of domestic
animals who need veterinary care.
11) United Animal Nations, www.uan.org.
The LifeLine Grant Program provides funding to Good Samaritans, animal
rescuers, and pet owners to help them care for animals in
life-threatening situations.
12) Special Needs Doberman, www.doberman911.org.
Financial assistance for senior and special needs Dobermans only.
13) Corgi Aid, www.corgiaid.org.
Financial assistance for rescuers of corgis and corgi mixes
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