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If you’re having trouble paying for food, vaccinations, and veterinary care for your pet, there may be low-cost or free resources available in your community. Here’s how to find the help you and your pet need.
Do you need help affording food, a low cost vet, spay/neuter, and other pet resources? Use our list of national and state organizations that will help you and your pet.
Pet food pantries and pet food banks have been popping up around the country to help pet parents get their dogs and cats fed for free. During these difficult economic times, these organizations make sure pets don’t go hungry. Here’s how to use this list:
The mission of the Home, Not Alone (HNA) program is to provide free pet food to low-income pet owners through partnerships with local senior centers/communities. Don’t Forget to Feed Me provides free, pre-portioned pet food to qualified seniors at participating partners on a regular schedule.
Get free dog or cat food. Low-income families, the disabled and seniors will get free pet food or supplies from a pantry, charity, vet or non-profit in their community.
Fortunately, there are several charities and non-profit organizations that may be able to help keep Fido's belly full during tough times. We'll discuss some of the best resources for low-income families looking for free or discounted dog food.
Feeding your cat should never be a burden, but for many low-income families, affording quality cat food can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are programs designed to help ensure that your feline friends are well-fed without adding financial strain. Key Takeaways.
Bone Appétit allows seniors to receive food, leads, collars, and tags for their pets at no cost. In the future, Bone Appétit would also love to offer transport for seniors and their pets to essential vet services and even provide free vet services.
On average, our Pet Food Pantry gives 11,000 pounds of pet food every year to pet owners in need. Our Pet Food Pantry helps feed lost and stray pets at local Animal Controls in East Chicago and Gary. Enrichment activities and socialization are beneficial for both humans and animals!
Meals on Wheels of Hancock County created a new pet program called Ani-meals, thanks to a Meals on Wheels America grant. The program helps with providing pet food, veterinary care, and even...