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    Project Purr

      P.O. Box 891
      Santa Cruz, CA 95061
      831-423-6369
      www.projectpurr.org

      Call to schedule an appointment.

      Click here to donate.



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    Last updated: January 29, 2017

    • Free spay/neuter for feral cats. (Package includes free vaccines, parasite control, and ear tipping.)

    • Santa Cruz County, CA residents only.
    • Cats must be at least 4 months old.
    • Cats must weigh at least 4 pounds.

    PAWS LA

      2121 S. Flower St.
      Los Angeles, CA  90007
      213-741-1950
      www.pawsla.org

      Click here to apply for the P.A.C.E. Program.

      Click here to apply for the P.A.D. Program.

      Click here to apply for Project Petstrong.

      Click here to donate.



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    Last updated: January 29, 2017

    • Subsidized veterinary care (after 30-day waiting period)
    • Spay/neuter assistance
    • Pet food & supply
    • Grooming assistance
    • Temporary foster care
    • Dog walking
    • Litter box maintenance
    • Animal transport
    • Educates disabled animal guardians of their rights to housing accommodations with their certified Support Animals.

    PAWS – SF (Pets are Wonderful Support – San Francisco)


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    Last updated: January 29, 2017

    • Emergency foster care.
    • Rides to and from the vet/groomer.
    • Dog-walking for homebound clients.
    • In-home animal care.
    • Free grooming.
    • Free behavioral training.
    • Discounts on veterinary care at partner hospitals.
    • Discounts on nail trimming and bathing.
    • Discounts on pet supplies.
    • Free volunteer veterinary consultations.
    • Assistance for up to two animals per family.
    • Pets must be spayed or neutered (with rare exception) or must be spayed or neutered within 90 days of acceptance.
    • Pets must be 6 months of age or older.

    • San Francisco, CA residents only.
    • Gross income no greater than $1850 per month.
    • HIV / AIDS diagnosis or other disabling illness
    • 60+ years

    • Reptiles and amphibians are not covered.

    San Diego Humane Society

      619-299-7012 (San Diego Campus)
      760-888-2275 (Escondido Campus)
      760-757-4357 & 760-757-4357 (Oceanside Campuses)
      619-297-7297 (PAWS San Diego)
      619-225-9453 (Project Wildlife)
      www.sdhumane.org

      Call to request assistance.

      Click here to donate.



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    Last updated: January 24, 2017

    • Financial assistance for veterinary care.
    • Free spay/neuter for pit bulls, chihuahuas, pet cats and feral cats.
    • Free spay/neuter for any breed belonging to active military.
    • Free spay/neuter for an entire relinquished litter of puppies or kittens from family-owned pet.  Parent pet will be spayed/neutered for free, as well.
    • Free spay/neuter for stray litters, as long as parent is brought in as well. (Oceanside, CA and Vista, CA only)
    • Low-cost spay/neuter.
    • Low-cost microchipping.
    • Low-cost vaccinations.
    • Low-cost euthanasia.  (Not available for healthy pets.)
    • Assistance with vet-prescribed diets.
    • Pet loss support group.
    • Affordable training classes
    • Discounted adoptions, training classes and retail goods for pets belonging to military families.
    • Financial assistance for veterinary care, including spay/neuter, for pets belonging to military families.
    • Free supplemental dog and cat food and cat litter for up to two pets per family. (PAWS Pantry and In-Home Delivery)
    • Free pet supplies and flea control for program recipients.
    • Transportation to veterinary appointments and dog walking by volunteers.
    • Support for pets belonging to homeless families.

    All services for San Diego, CA residents only.

    • Free spay/neuter for a house pet and her entire litter, if the litter is relinquished.
    • Blood test required for pets 10 years and older prior to spay/neuter.
    • Free spay/neuter for pit bulls, chihuahuas, and cats in the following zip codes:  92105, 92113, 92058, 92083 and 92027.

    PAWS Pantry: 

    • Applicants must show proof of assistance through EBT (SNAP/Cal Fresh), Medi-Cal, SSDI, or Unemployment benefits, as well as photo ID.
    • Pets must be spayed or neutered.  If not, they have 3 months do so.

    In-Home Delivery recipients: 

    • Applicants must show documentation of senior status, disability, or chronic illness.
    • Pets must be spayed or neutered.

     

    Paws in Need


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    Last updated: January 24, 2017

    • Financial assistance for emergency veterinary care.
    • Financial assistance for spay/neuter

    Residents of the Tri-Valley, CA community only.

    Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA

      626-792-7151
      361 S. Raymond Ave.
      Pasadena, CA 91105
      pasadenahumane.org

      Tue – Fri: 9:00am – 6:00pm
      Sat: 9:00am – 5:00pm
      Sun: 11:00am – 5:00pm
      Mon: Closed

      Call to request assistance.

      Click here to schedule a spay/neuter appointment.

      Click here to donate.



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    Last updated: January 24, 2017

    • Low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
    • Low-cost vaccination clinic.
    • Free spay/neuter, vaccinations and ear-tipping for feral cats. (TNR)
    • Cat traps available for free rental (with deposit).
    • Low-cost cat and rabbit nail trimming clinic.
    • Affordable dog boarding.

    • Residents of Altadena, Arcadia, Bradbury, Glendale, La Cañada Flintridge, La Crescenta-Montrose, Monrovia, Pasadena, San Marino, Sierra Madre, South Pasadena entitled to discounted pricing on spay/neuter.
    • Residents outside of service area are charged an additional $30.
    • Free spay/neuter, and microchipping for pit bulls, pit bull mixes, Chihuahuas, Chihuahua mixes that are 15 pounds or less belonging to families who reside within the service area.
    • Pets must be at least 2 months old.
    • Pets must weigh at least 2 pounds.
    • TNR cats must be from above-named service cities only.
    • Pets must be vaccinated at least a week prior to surgery.
    • Blood test required before surgery for pets over 5 years old.

    PALS (Pets are Loving Support)


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    Last updated: December 11, 2016

    • Enable people with AIDS to keep and care for their animal companions.
    • Financial assistance for pet care for registered clients.
    • Coordinate veterinary services.
    • Transportation of pets.
    • Provides volunteers to exercise animals for clients.
    • Cage, tank and litter box cleaning and other hygienic assistance for clients whose health requires it.
    • Free pet food, supplies and flea control delivered to clients.

    Proof of AIDS diagnosis.

    Services are for PALS’ clients only.

    We don’t:

    • Provide services for someone with AIDS who is not a client of PALS.
    • Have a program to take animals to visit people in hospitals.
    • Help find homes for pets, except for our clients’.
    • Help people with terminal diseases other than AIDS.
    • Automatically pay vet bills for every client.
    • Find homes for litters born to a client’s companion animals.
    • Give animals to people with AIDS except as part of our adoption program.

    • Financial aid for major veterinary expenses for pets belonging to elderly and disabled residents in qualifying cities. (Pet Emergency Treament, or “PET”)
    • Financial aid for rescuers of homeless animals. (Animal Rescue Fund, or “ARF”)
    • Spay/neuter assistance for pets belonging to low-income families.
    • Spay/neuter assistance for homeless animals, including feral cats.
    • Spay/neuter assistance for rabbits and rodents.
    • Grants are capped at $200.

    • Residents of Redwood City, East Palo Alto, East Menlo Park, Mountain View and Palo Alto only.
    • Applicant must show proof of having applied for Care Credit.

    Orange County SPCA (OCSPCA)


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    Last updated: January 13, 2017

    • Financial assistance for low-income Orange County pet owners, such as the elderly and disabled, whose pets need emergency veterinary care. (Animal Relief Fund)
    • Spay/neuter assistance for cats, dogs and rabbits belong to residents of Orange County, CA.
    • Two spay/neuter vouchers per person per month.
    • Feral cat assistance. (TNR)
    • Temporary housing for pets belonging to victims of domestic violence. (Animal Safe House)
    • Free pet food for qualified applicants, including homeless pet owners.  (No Empty Bowls)

    • Orange County, CA residents only.
    • Assistance for low-income families only.
    • Family-owned pets only.
    • Applicant must submit estimate of costs from veterinary hospital.
    • Applicant must show proof that other animal welfare organizations have been contacted for assistance.

    • Rescues and people associated with rescues do not qualify for services or aid.
    • Two spay/neuter vouchers per person per month.
    • Spay/neuter vouchers do not cover vaccinations, flea control, pain medication, etc.
    • No assistance for existing balances at veterinary hospitals.
    • No reimbursements for veterinary bills already paid.
    • No more than one grant per family per year.

    Ohlone Humane Society


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    Last updated: January 13, 2017

    • Financial assistance for emergency veterinary care.
    • Financial assistance for other pet needs.
    • Pet food, pet supplies, and veterinary care for qualifying pets.
    • Assistance with spay/neuter for rabbits, cats and dogs. (Not available until January 15, 2017.
    • Wildlife rehabilitation.

     

    • Fremont, Union City, and Newark, CA residents only.
    • Applicant must be of limited resources .
    • Meals-On-Wheels for Animals program provides food, animal care items, and veterinary treatment for the companion animals of qualifying home-bound senior residents (55 and older), disabled residents and area homeless people.

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