Comments on: 11 Ways to Get Free or Cheap Vet Care Near Me!

By: Saeed

Saeed — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 16:48:10 +0000

I am so sorry to hear that, Paula.

Where (state/city/town) do you live, Paula?

I bet if you look up local shelters and animal rescue centers, their staff can help you.

If you don’t know how or can’t do it for some reason, please let me know where you live, and I will get in touch with local shelters and rescue centers so they can help.

Please keep me posted. My heart aches for your dog. He shouldn’t suffer any longer.

By: Paula Noble

Paula Noble — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 15:12:28 +0000

I have a 15year old Rottweiler who has been loosing his bowls and blatter and the smell is so bad and has blood in his bowls. I’m 72 and only receiving 924.00 a month is there someone who will help to put him to sleep,so he’s not suffering

By: Saeed

Saeed — Fri, 10 Jun 2022 16:40:33 +0000

In reply to Mary Baslow. Well, thank you for reading the post, Mary. I hope you found it helpful. And if you did, please consider sharing it with your friends and family on your social media pages.

By: Mary Baslow

Mary Baslow — Fri, 10 Jun 2022 12:18:19 +0000

No comment right now

By: Saeed

Saeed — Thu, 07 Apr 2022 15:48:09 +0000

In reply to Helen Muskopf. Helen, I am so sorry. Have you tried contacting any of the organizations mentioned in the post? I would highly suggest finding an Accredited Veterinary college near you. They can help. As a last resort, you could also start a GoFundMe campaign and raise money that way.

By: Helen Muskopf

Helen Muskopf — Thu, 07 Apr 2022 14:04:02 +0000

We have a puppy that is 22 months old and just had his second surgery to remove bladder stones to unplug his urethra. He was born with a liver shunt and needs surgery but we can’t afford it, especially after two emergency surgeries. If he doesn’t have it, he’ll will continue to escalate with health issues and die. We love him and are so broke and have borrowed all we can from friends and family. My husband is a 100% disabled veteran and we are both retired. Our income is $36000 per year or $3000 per month approximately. The surgery is around $5000, ouch. We are now strapped totally. Our vet has discounted all he can on the other two surgeries including neutering him also. What can we do, we can’t lose our puppy. We also have him on medications and a special diet which has been expensive, (for all 22 months)

By: julia haskins

julia haskins — Mon, 18 Oct 2021 13:12:15 +0000

i have to dogs love to death they are my companion. i can’t afford to get them fix or shot. where i live i need this done to dogs to keep my place. ilive on a fix income so it hard a time. and my grandkids the dogs to. is a free clinic in richmond va that i can get some help please please my big dog break off her collar and bit my neighbor i need help ASP for getting my dogs i have no money for just lloking for free clinic i need of a blessing thanks you

By: Melburn Axtell

Melburn Axtell — Tue, 08 Jun 2021 05:42:38 +0000

I just want to say thank you for all the web sites available,now lets just see if the web sites are helpful? and most of all God Bless all and good health to all humans and animals . Thank you Sincerly Stacy johnson

By: Kenty

Kenty — Tue, 16 Mar 2021 06:22:05 +0000

I don’t trust our local Humane Society after what we experienced 2 years ago. They offered to help spay and neuter my fiancé’s daughter’s cats (3 of them) because she just lost her job and couldn’t afford it. She agreed to one but they came into the house when my daughter was home alone for about an hour since she was still in her virtual school and couldn’t come with his daughter to pick me and her step dad up from my doctor appointment and stole the other 2 cats.
Fast forward 2 years, my daughter (who is considered mildly autistic) wanted a dog for her 14th birthday. I said no because we can’t afford it right now but my fiancé told his son that we would adopt his dog. His son felt he was neglecting the dog and couldn’t care for the dog properly due to his jobs (he’s a firefighter as well as works for his city’s borough) and felt that it wasn’t fair to keep the dog locked in a kennel for nearly 20 hours a day. He loved the dog (he asks every single day at least 2 times a day how the dog’s doing) but due to his jobs, couldn’t take care of the dog anymore so my fiancé asked him several questions and against my wishes, adopted the dog and gave him to my daughter for her 14th birthday anyways (typical him). My daughter loves the dog to death and came out of her shell a little bit after we got the dog. She takes good care of him too but she doesn’t fully understand that he needs to see a vet to make sure he’s healthy and for any shots he needs to stay healthy. She thinks we can just take him to a regular doctor for check ups like she goes. I have to explain that it costs a lot of money to take him to a dog doctor because they don’t give health insurance out like she has since they don’t allow dogs on a human’s medical insurance plan. We’re trying to survive off of my fiancé’s SSI. We looked into Care Credit but we wouldn’t be able to manage the monthly payments unless we didn’t pay either the utilities, our rent, or get food for the house and the dog. Can one of the above organizations help? I don’t like feeling irresponsible because we had him for a couple of months without taking him to a vet for a routine check up and shots plus I noticed he’s scratching his ears a little more than normal and I’m worried that he might have an ear infection. Since he has long ears, I wipe them down daily with dog ear cloths because he gets them all wet and then drags them in the dirt when he rolls around and then whimpers because they are bothering him. If they can’t help me get this dog to a vet and get the care he needs, who can?

By: Amanda

Amanda — Sat, 23 Jan 2021 00:30:22 +0000

In reply to Katie. Hi Katie, Sorry to hear that your cat isn't feeling well. Please check out the article above for resources on help getting vet care. If you can't find anything close to where you live, I would call your local APA or Humane Society.