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Assistance for Furry Friends!

Jan 13, 2025

Elaine A Moe

Elderly pet owners often face challenges in maintaining their pets' health and well-being due to physical limitations and financial constraints. Fortunately, various organizations and programs offer assistance to help seniors care for their companion animals. Here are some notable resources:

Dallas, TX
SPAN secures the joyful, healthy relationships between low-income seniors and their companion animals by providing necessary support and resources. 
Olympia, WA
Offers vouchers covering up to $300 of applicable veterinary care for senior pet owners residing in Thurston, Mason, Lewis, or Grays Harbor counties. 
Scottsdale, AZ
A nonprofit that assists seniors in adopting pets by covering adoption fees and providing support for veterinary care and food. 
Aurora, CO
Provides a list of local resources for Colorado residents to assist with the cost of vet bills, dog food, spaying and neutering, and more. 
Sacramento, CA
Offers financial assistance for non-emergency veterinary care, up to $500 per applicant, for necessary treatments. 
Kanab, UT
Provides financial assistance to seniors or residents with special needs for pet medical care. 
Washington, D.C.
Offers a comprehensive list of financial aid options for pet owners across the country, including discounts for exams, shots, and medications. 
Sydney, Australia
Assists pet owners over the age of 65 with services including temporary foster accommodation, veterinary treatment, home visits, and grooming. 

These organizations strive to keep pets and older adults together by providing financial aid, volunteer services, and other resources to ensure the health and happiness of both seniors and their companion animals.

Additionally, local animal shelters, veterinary clinics, and community organizations may offer programs tailored to assist elderly pet owners. It's advisable for seniors to reach out to these local resources to inquire about available support.

By leveraging these resources, elderly pet owners can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets without facing undue financial or logistical burdens.