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PACK is a community driven organization that aims to make a difference in the lives of animals, and often their humans, every single day. We do this through several vital programs that we believe are making a meaningful impact. First, and foremost, is our financial aid to pet owners in three primary categories: seniors, low-income/no income and the unhoused.
Our medical grants allow these pet owners to often receive life-saving veterinary care for their beloved pets who would otherwise suffer. Secondly, we are deeply involved in dog rescue, working as a foster-based refuge for unwanted dogs of all ages, many with serious medical issues thus turned away from other rescue groups. We provided rescue and rehoming to over 150 in 2023 and expect to exceed that number in 2024.
Finally, we support the work of other like-minded non-profit organizations because we believe wholeheartedly in collaboration to further and positively impact animal welfare in our communities. Email: packcares@gmail. com The form below is For General Questions or information ONLY For medical requests please fill out the application referenced above We help to provide funds for medical care to those in need.
Additionally we are able to direct people to resources that may be helpful to their specific situation. We provide funds for medical services and supplies to pets living in the homeless and low-income communities through monthly "Pay What You Can" Pop-ups We work with other local non-profits to assist them in their efforts to aid animals in need.
If you are contacting us about medical assistance, please understand that we are currently receiving a very high volume of requests and it may take up to 48 hours for us to respond. Please fill out our application and we will review and get back to you as soon as possible. Success!
Message received. Additional Assistance Resources Please be aware that although we make every effort to answer your message in a timely manner, it may take up to 48 hours before we are able to respond. We appreciate your patience❤️ Application for Medical Assistance We recommend applying for as many services as you qualify for.
Click the button below for a list of other resources. We have many opportunities to volunteer for PACK, from fostering a homeless pet to helping to transport animals or supplies, to adminstrative tasks, you can make a difference! If you are interested, please fill out our volunteer application, and one of our coordinators will be in touch.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Pet owners who are seniors, low-income/no income, or unhoused. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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