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| | Sometimes you and your pet need help. Life has a funny way of throwing us the occasional curveball and we don't want your pet to suffer the consequences. Tragically, pets are often the first to go when times get rough. If they get to stay at home, they are often neglected. We can help. If you need help, ASK!
Whatever the circumstances, be it death of a spouse or partner, divorce, loss of job, veterinary emergency, sudden illness, or natural disaster and you need pet food, cat litter, hay or veggies for your bun, please call us or any of the shelters or rescues listed below. Assistance is often a phone call away. Have you finally realized you can't handle one more litter from Fluffy this coming spring? You know it's time to get her spayed but need help paying the bill or even that small co-pay? Ask for help. There are many generous, caring people out there to help you. Are you elderly and that 10lb bag of cat litter or cat food too heavy for you carry up the stairs? Ask for help. We know people who will deliver supplies to you free of charge. Did Fluffy sneak out the door and get hit by a car? You are probably devastated. Maybe Fluffy simply has a broken leg that needs set but you can't afford the bill and are contemplating relinquishing your pet to the shelter or euthanasia. Now is a good time. Ask for help! Don't let your pet suffer. Make the call. | Spay/ Neuter Assistance in California | Spay/Neuter Assistance in Ohio | If you are a very low income senior (62+) or or have a disabled family member living in your household, you may qualify for veterinary assistance. Proof of residency and low income status is required. We offer this program on a limited basis, so long as funds are available.
It is not meant to pay all of your vet bills, but only those deemed lifesaving to save an otherwise healthy pet from being turned into a shelter or from being euthanized.Proof of residency includes one of the following:
Copy of lease or mortgage payment, tax bill, utility bill, Section 8 (must be in your name) Proof of income includes one of the following:
MediCal (California), Medicaid (Ohio), Social Security, SSI, Disability, Workers Comp, WIC Income Guidelines (per household): Income Guidelines – Gross Income (before taxes) | Household Members | Annual | Monthly | Twice-Monthly | Bi-Weekly | Weekly | 1 | 18,889 | 1,575 | 788 | 727 | 364 | 2 | 25,327 | 2,111 | 1,056 | 975 | 488 | 3 | 31,765 | 2,648 | 1,324 | 1,222 | 611 | 4 | 38,203 | 3,184 | 1,592 | 1,470 | 735 | 5 | 44,641 | 3,721 | 1,861 | 1,717 | 859 | 6 | 51,079 | 4,257 | 2,129 | 1,965 | 983 | 7 | 57,517 | 4,794 | 2,397 | 2,213 | 1,107 | 8 | 63,955 | 5,330 | 2,665 | 2,460 | 1,230 | Each Add'l Member Add | 6,438 | 537 | 269 | 248 | 124 |
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We also can assist you with Spay/Neuter co-pays in connection with other low cost programs offered in your surrounding community. Please fill out our Assistance Form. In Ohio, veterinary assistance is normally handled as a refund upon proof of veterinary services performed. In California, veterinary services can be billed directly from our veterinarians, Beach Blvd Pet Hospital in Huntington Beach, but services MUST be performed at their facility. All services MUST have prior written authorization from us that your assistance is being covered. Do not schedule any procedure with Beach Blvd without this consent. You can download our Assistance Form. Fax the form to: 513-360-0275
Email the form to: mail@catnipandcarrots.org
Mail the form to: Catnip & Carrots, c/o Treasurer, 125 Sackett Dr., Monroe, OH 45050 If you have any questions, please call us at 714-290-9104 (CA) or 513-360-0275 (OH)
| Shelters in Southern California Orange County Animal Control: 561 The City Drive S, Orange 714-935-6848, after 5pm:714-935-7158 Orange County Humane Society: 21632 Newland Ave, Huntington Beach 714-536-8480 Seal Beach Animal Care Center: 1700 Adolfo Lopez Dr, Seal Beach 562-430-4993 Newport Beach/Corona Del Mar Animal Shelter: 2075 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa 949-722-8301
Irvine Animal Care Center: 6443 Oak Canyon, Irvine 949-724-7740 Mission Viejo Animal Shelter: 28095 Hillcrest, Mission Viejo 949-470-3045 Laguna Beach Animal Shelter: 20612 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach 949-497-3552 San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter: 221 Avenida Fabricante, San Clemente 949-492-1617 Rescues in Southern California Save Our Strays (Huntington Beach) 714-442-1446
2nd Chance Adoptions (Huntington Beach/Westminster) 714-715-3027 Animal Assistance League of Orange County 714-978-PETS Animal Network of Orange County 949-533-0411 Bunnies R US 714-968-4639 The Bunny Bunch 909- 591-7200 ext 3
C is for Cat cisforcat90832@yahoo.com
Cats In Need (Santa Ana) 714-744-4911
Friends of Long Beach Animals 562-988-SNIP (7647)
Friends of Orange County's Homeless Pets (FOCHP) 714-280-4993
Happy Cats Foundation 949-559-6224
Long Beach Felines savinkitties4u@yahoo.com Miracle's Kitten Rescue & Adoptions (Huntington Beach) 714-375-0170
National Cat Protection Society (Newport Beach) 949-650-1232
Orange County Animal Rescue Coalition 949-451-3272
Pet Pro Life 714-964-3593
Santa Ana Friends for the Animals 714-254-8727 | Shelters in Southwest Ohio Butler County Humane Society: 5225 Trenton Road, Trenton 513-867-5727 Warren County Humane Society: 230 Cook Road, Lebanon 513-695-1176 Humane Society of Greater Dayton: 1661 Nicholas Road, Dayton 937-268-PETS SPCACincinnati (Northside): 3949 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati 513-541-6100 SPCACincinnati (Sharonville): 11900 Conrey Road, Cincinnati - temporarily closed for renovations Rescues in Southwest Ohio Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS - Middletown) 513-422-PAWS Homeless Animal Rescue Team (HART - Liberty Township) contactus@rescueahart.org Animal Adoption Foundation (Hamilton) 513-737-7387 Angel Animal Rescue (Middletown) rtmcgonigle@msn.com The Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals (SISCA - Kettering) 937-294-6505 The Scratching Post (Cincinnati) 513-984-MEOW (6369) Meow Mart 513-984-3312 Buckeye House Rabbit Society 740-797-7616 O'Bryanville Animal Rescue (Cincinnati) 513-871-PAWS League for Animal Welfare (Batavia) 513-735-2299 Circle Tail Assistance Dogs (Pleasant Plain) 513-877-3325 | If you absolutely must relinquish your pet, please keep in mind that shelters are always
filled to capacity and there is a strong possibility your pet will be euthanized. Most shelters charge a relinquishment fee.
When dealing with a rescue, ALWAYS make sure they are licensed by the state!
Not all are licensed & not all are IRS 501c3 non-profit, tax exempt organizations! | 
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