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1. www.avma.org › resources › pet-ownersFinancial assistance for veterinary care costs | American ...

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   Home. Financial assistance for veterinary care costs. Pets bring so much to our lives, but owning a pet comes with responsibilities. Among those responsibilities is the commitment to provide health care for your pet, and health care comes at a cost.

2. www.humanesociety.org › resources › are-you-havingHaving trouble affording your pet? | The Humane Society of ...

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   • Where Can I Find Free Pet Food and Other Supplies?
   • What If I Can't Afford A vet? Where Can I Find Free Or Low-Cost Vet Care?
   • Where Can I Find Financial Assistance For My Pet?

   Where can I find free pet food and other pet supplies?

   What if I can’t afford a vet? Where can I find free or low-cost vet care?

   Where can I find financial assistance for my pet?

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   Visit Pet Help Finder, click on “Food Pantry and Supplies,” enter your city, state or zip code then click “Search.”

   Explore an interactive resource map provided by Feeding Pets of the Homeless; under “Get Help,” choose “Find Resources Near You” and enter your location.

   For help with housing, food, paying bills and more, visit findhelp.org or 211.org.

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   Visit Pet Help Finder, click on “Veterinary Services,” enter your city, state or zip code then click “Search.” This will bring up a listing of financially friendly providers of spay/neuter and other services. If your animal requires emergency veterinary care and you can't afford treatment, contact nearby veterinary collegesto see if they have any e...

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   Nationwide assistance

   These national organizations provide financial assistance to pet owners in need. Each has its own set of rules and guidelines for offering assistance. 1. Banfield Foundation(search under “National programs") 2. Bow Wow Buddies 3. Canine Cancer Awareness 4. Frankie’s Friends(funds special and emergency care for pets who have a good prognosis) 5. Handicapped Pet Foundation 6. Help-a-Pet 7. Joshua Louis Animal Cancer Foundation: (grants can only be provided for pets under the care of a board-cer...

   Assistance by state

   We do not have listings for all 50 states. 1. Search via your address at Pet Help Finder. 2. Visit the Banfield Foundationand choose your state under “State programs.” 3. Best Friends Financial Aid for Petsand click on your state. 4. Contact your local animal shelters to see what support they may be able to provide. Adopt a Pethas a robust list of shelters across the country. Select “Shelters and Rescues” in the search box and enter your zip code. From there, you can click on the websites of...

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3. www.compassionanimalproject.orgCompassion Animal Project | Financial Assistance for ...

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   Compassion Animal Project is a trusted nationwide non-profit providing financial assistance for life-saving treatments for pets. We connect families with compassionate veterinarians, offer financial grants, and support pet health. Save more pets with Emergency pet bill funding. Donate or apply now.

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   Who can help with the cost of veterinary care?

   • There are local organizations and non-profits that can provide assistance in helping with the costs of veterinary care. They alleviate the financial strain of veterinary care by offering low-cost or free medical services or by providing financial assistance to cover the cost of veterinary care at other providers.

   Financial Assistance for Pet Care | Preventive Vet

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   How can I get help with my Pet's veterinary bills?

   • If you are facing expensive veterinary bills or cannot afford the level of care your pet needs, below are some options for you to explore to get the help you need. We recommend connecting with multiple assistance partners, as you may need more than one grant to cover your pet's veterinary expenses. This Pet Finder resource is excellent.

   Financial Assistance for Pet Care | Preventive Vet

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   Do veterinary medical colleges offer financial assistance for pet owners?

   • Some veterinary medical colleges also have programs that provide financial assistance for pet owners who can demonstrate a need. The AVMA does not endorse any of these programs and cannot recommend one over another. We also cannot assist you with securing financial help for veterinary care.

   Financial assistance for veterinary care costs

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   Who can help with sudden veterinary expenses?

   • If you find yourself facing sudden veterinary expenses that you can’t afford, like X-rays or ACL surgery, several groups might be able to help. Assistance ranges from offering services at reduced cost to covering actual expenses for critical coverage, like cancer treatments. 1. Petsmart Charities

   24 Organizations That Help Pay Vet Bills! - K9 of Mine

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5. www.k9ofmine.com › organization-that-help-pay-vet-24 Organizations That Help Pay Vet Bills! - K9 of Mine

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   • Petsmart Charities. About: PetSmart Charities offer many low-cost spay and neuter clinics. They also administer the Improving Access to Veterinary Care grant, which owners can apply for help getting access to affordable care.
   • RedRover Relief. About: RedRover Relief offers urgent care grants for pet owners facing veterinary bills. Grants are typically around $200 and require owners to fill out an application, with candidates needing to meet specific guidelines for consideration, including providing the diagnosis and treatment plan.
   • North Shore Animal League America’s SpayUSA. About: SpayUSA is North Shore Animal League America’s network of low-cost spay and neuter clinics. This group includes vets offering special deals, like steep discounts on pit bull spay and neuter surgeries.
   • Brown Dog Foundation, Inc. About: Brown Dog Foundation, Inc is a public charity that provides funds to cover veterinary expenses. You can apply for help online, but like some other charities, they only help with pending bills, not ones you’ve already paid yourself.

6. www.animalhumanesociety.org › health › veterinaryVeterinary Center fees and eligibility | Animal Humane Society

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   Reduced fees are available for individuals making up to $37,650 a year (plus $13,450 for each additional household member). See our reduced fees. Do I qualify for reduced fees? Use the chart below to determine if you qualify for reduced pricing based on your annual income and household size: Documentation.

7. animalfoundation.com › get-pet-help › pet-resourceHelp with Vet Bills ǀ The Animal Foundation

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   Helps dogs and cats with injuries and illnesses, grants tend to be small and do not exceed $500. Pet Assistance Inc.: www.petassistanceinc.org. Helps long-time pet owners with financial aid for urgent or life-threatening emergencies only. The Pet Fund: www.thepetfund.com.

8. www.preventivevet.com › financial-assistance-forFinancial Assistance for Pet Care | Preventive Vet

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   We recommend connecting with multiple assistance partners, as you may need more than one grant to cover your pet's veterinary expenses. This Pet Finder resource is excellent. Search by city, state/province, and zipcode. You'll see a list of lower-cost veterinary services and financial assistance programs in your area.