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Pets Are Family (PAF) Community Outreach Program Vouchers is sponsored by Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC). The DACC developed this program to help Los Angeles County residents in need of resources for pet care. It provides vouchers for services such as grooming, boarding, food and supplies, medical care, and spay/neuter surgeries to promote pet retention.
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DACC has developed the Pets Are Family (PAF) community outreach program to help County of Los Angeles residents in need of resources for pet care. You can use this site to check if you are eligible and request a voucher for the following services. to check your eligibility.
To check if you are eligible, search for your address below. Los Angeles County Animal Care Foundation (ACF) Voucher Program DACC has identified common reasons why pets are surrendered to animal shelters and created the ACF voucher program to promote pet retention. DACC has learned that a little help goes a long way in keeping families together.
Maximum voucher value is $300 per pet. Limit: 2 pets per household, per calendar year. Not a reimbursement program Vouchers must be approved and issued before services are provided.
This program does not reimburse for previously paid veterinary expenses. Not for emergencies or routine/preventative care If your pet needs urgent or emergency medical attention, please seek care immediately. This program is not intended for emergency situations.
Check out our Vet the Park events for no-cost, preventative care options. Valid only at participating veterinary providers Vouchers can only be used at approved vendors. A full list will be provided once your application is approved.
Vouchers are time-sensitive Vouchers are valid for 30 days from the date they are issued. Euthanasia vouchers are available for up to $150 depending on the size of your pet. Spay/Neuter Voucher Program (SNVP) SNVP assists residents of LA County by providing vouchers that help lessen the cost of spay/neuter surgeries.
Spay/neuter of dogs and cats is mandatory within Los Angeles County. The SNVP is also a vital program in helping reduce pet overpopulation. Spay/Neuter vouchers are available to residents of unincorporated Los Angeles County or a DACC participating contract city.
A copy of your current driver’s license and a recent utility bill must be uploaded with your application for address verification. This is NOT a reimbursement program for spay/ neuter services. The S/N voucher goes toward the cost of spay/neuter surgery.
Any additional costs related to spay/neuter surgery or other services will be the pet owner’s responsibility. S/N vouchers are for spaying or neutering dogs and cats only. No rabbits.
Limited to 4 pets per household. S/N vouchers are not issued for Community Cats. If you are seeking Community Cat services, please email us at SpayNeuterProgram@animalcare.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Los Angeles County residents (or residents of unincorporated LA County or DACC participating contract cities for spay/neuter vouchers) who need resources for pet care. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 per pet for general services, up to $150 for euthanasia vouchers; Spay/Neuter vouchers cover a portion of surgery cost. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Pets Are Family (PAF) Community Outreach Program Vouchers is funded by Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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