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Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Offers: * Spay or neuter, preventative care, dental services and specialty surgery at an affordable cost * End-of-life services * Online pharmacy * Emergency services

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Works with veterinarians who provide free veterinary service to individuals who are disabled, or elderly and have limited financial resources. Veterinary member clinics provide the following services to the pets of eligible clients. Not all clinics supply all of the services. The coordinator selects a clinic that is able to meet the particular needs of the client's pet. Services provided: * Immunizations * Well checks/routine screenings * Diagnosis and treatment of illnesses * Routine dental procedures - not offered by all clinics * Minor non-elective surgeries * Euthanasia Currently member clinics do not provide these services: * Grooming * Cosmetic surgery * Boarding * Urgent and emergency care

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Wellness clinics for reservation dogs and cats are offered four to five times per year. The clinics are provided by the White Earth Natural Resources Department and members of the University of Minnesota Student Initiative for Reservation Veterinary Services (SIRVS). Vet students, veterinarians, and vet technicians volunteer to offer the clinics. Clinics provide wellness exams, vaccinations, and spay and neuter services. Services are provided at no cost to residents.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides financial assistance, resources, and support to low-income individuals and survivors of domestic violence escaping abuse with their pets * Financial assistance urgent care grants to help meet the cost of emergency veterinary care * Relief grants for domestic violence victims and their pets The average grant is around $250, and is intended to fill a small gap in funding that is keeping an animal from care. Provides an online directory of other financial assistance programs for pet owners.

Provides trained service dogs or funding for service dogs that help a person with mobility, independence and/or communication. MORE INFORMATION VA does not provide service dogs, but does provide veterinary health care and other benefits in support of guide dogs and hearing and mobility service dogs to maximize the life and utility of these specialized dogs. Veterans approved for service dogs are referred to Assistance Dogs International accredited agencies or International Guide Dog Federation accredited agencies.

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Offers Spay/Neuter/Wellness clinics three times a year All services are provided as first come, first served. Services offered include: * Spay/neuter surgery * Vaccinations * Grooming for small dogs * Flea and tick treatments, when available * The pet food shelf is open to veterinary clients every 1st and 3rd Tuesday until all food is distributed The agency will accept surrendered and unwanted animals.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides financial assistance grants to pets in need of lifesaving emergency or specialty veterinary care whose caregivers cannot afford the full cost of treatment.

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Non-profit veterinary office offering lower prices on vaccines, medications, spay/neuter and preventive care. * Social worker helps with resources, grief

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides financial assistance to owners of domestic animals who need veterinary care. Funds non-basic, non-urgent care, such as cancer treatment, heart disease, chronic conditions, endocrine diseases, and eye diseases. It does not fund basic care, urgent care or emergency care. Funds are paid directly to the care provider for services, not the pet owner.

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Offers: * Spay or neuter, preventative care, dental services and specialty surgery at an affordable cost * End-of-life services * Online pharmacy * Emergency services

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides spay/neuter services for animals belonging to shelters, rescues and low-income pet owners in Minnesota. They also spay and neuter free roaming, community outdoor cats (feral cats). Spay and neuter services provided for: dogs, puppies, cats, kittens, and rabbits. Provides vaccinations, microchipping, mite/tick/flea treatment and limited basic treatment to surgery patients only. Services are provided at a mobile surgery clinic and a stationary clinic in North Minneapolis.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Facilitates the placement of companion animals and helps with the costs of veterinary care and pet supplies.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Spay/Neuter Assistance: * When funds are available, the Humane Society of Kandiyohi County offers help with the costs to spay and neuter animals within Kandiyohi County. Animal Food Shelf: * Donated pet food may also be available for families in need * Donations of pet food and supplies are accepted during open hours for this program

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Non-profit volunteer veterinary student club that provides basic pet care and nutritional support to low, no-income, or experiencing homelessness Twin Cities families. The students work under the guidance of licensed veterinarians and certified veterinary technicians. * Provides physical exams, rabies and distemper vaccines, and flea/tick/heartworm preventatives for no cost.

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Home visit pet care is available to Seniors. * Provides full service pet care at discounted rates for seniors. * Cares for pets whose companions reside in Senior living facilities.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION This organization is dedicated to helping families who find themselves in a temporary financial crisis at the same time their pet requires life-saving treatment or life-sustaining medications. An approved request is designed as a one-time benefit in most situations. If your application is approved and funded, they will require very detailed information and long-term commitments.

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides grants to individual pet owners for currently necessary medical treatment that an individual cannot afford.

Veterinary care for dogs, cats and other pets. Services may include pet care and supplies. MORE INFORMATION Provides low-cost neuter/spay and wellness services

Program that supports pet owners by providing free or low-cost services, pet food or other supplies. MORE INFORMATION Grants are made to individuals and families whose ability to pay is extremely limited, but also to those of somewhat more substantial means, up to 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, who may only need minor subsidy to meet the veterinary expenses. Financial aid is intended as a supplement to family resources. All applicants must be prepared to show financial need. Funds treatments for curable (lifesaving, not life-prolonging) diseases such as tumors, broken bones, ambulatory care, expensive medication, or post-surgical prosthetics. Does not fund routine veterinary care.