Assists clients in taking care of their pets, while maintaining independence. The program provides pet food and assists with the financial cost of vet visits.

Provides services and needs that are otherwise unaffordable or inaccessible to pit pull owners, such as free spay/neuters, immunizations, training, food, crates, and other services and needs.

Provides financial assistance, resources, and emotional support for pet guardians struggling with economic hardship when pets are in life-threatening situations. Typical grant is about $250.

Provides financial assistance on a case-by-case basis for pets needing lifesaving and pain-alleviating veterinary treatments.

Provides medical check up, vaccinations and microchip implant for dogs of low income families.

Provides assistance with paying for emergency veterinary services such as pets who were hit by a car or attacked by another animal, have broken bones, are in significant pain, have penetrating wounds, ingested toxic or dangerous substances, and so forth. NOTE: Does not pay for outstanding balances or reimbursement for prior treatment. Does not pay for routine wellness checks, vaccinations, or spay/neuter services unless required to get into housing.