To provide human and animal services to low income families with pets that allow them to achieve stability without having to give up their pet.

Community Service Clubs

Veterinary services: provides wellness care and subsidized full service (illness/injury) veterinary care for pets in low income families. Full service vet care subsidies 2017: 132 pay what you can wellness clinic 2017: vaccines - 721 flea treatment - 553 deworming - 367 other - 291 paw it forward: provides emergent needs and kindness opportunities. 2017 motel: $13k (187 nights) rental assistance: $2k transportation/pet fees/basic nees/other $1k foster boarding: provide temporary foster care for pets while families seek services that will allow them to achieve financial, medical, legal and safety stability. Pets are reunited when families are stabilized 2017 total number of pets: 37 food & supply bank: provides basic needs items for both people and pets in an effort to relieve competing priorities for family resources community action project: our community action project (cap) is a program designed to offer our services in a fun communal event form that allows us to build relationships and demonstrate our values with and between our families