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Pet Resources: Your Guide to Pet Care in New Hampshire

Caring for a pet can sometimes be challenging, and finding trustworthy help shouldn't be. We've compiled this list of resources to serve as a starting point for New Hampshire pet owners. We hope this information connects you with the support you need.

Financial Assistance & Veterinary Bills

If you need help paying for veterinary care, it's often best to apply to multiple sources. The following organizations offer various forms of assistance, grants, or credit options.

Care Credit

Animals: Any

Credit card for medical expenses. Warning: Pay off before promo period ends to avoid retroactive interest.

Diabetic Cats in Need

Animals: Cats

Provides one-time $75 assistance, glucose kit, and insulin. No proof of income needed; requires written justification from caregiver.

Frankie's Friends

Animals: Any

For cancer and life-threatening conditions. Requires good prognosis.

Help a Pet

Animals: Any

Income limit: $20k (individual) or $40k (family). Owners must pay what they can afford.

Live Like Roo

Animals: Dogs, Cats, Horses, Other

Aids pets with cancer. Sign up via website.

Mosby Foundation

Animals: Dogs

Helps with unforeseen problems. Requirement: Dogs must be spayed/neutered prior to aid.

Onyx & Breezy Foundation

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Must apply for and be denied by Care Credit first. Apply via mail (email allowed for emergencies). Does not cover completed surgeries.

Paws 4 a Cure

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Assistance for urgent care, meds, insulin, heartworm, and equipment. Does not help with outstanding bills.

The Pet Fund

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Focus on non-basic/non-emergency care (cancer, heart disease, etc.). Email before applying.

Red Rover Relief

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Urgent care grants (avg $250) for life-threatening situations. Cannot assist if treatment cost is $1000+.

Waggle (Riedel & Cody Fund)

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Receive aid by creating a crowdfunding campaign on Waggle, then inform your vet.

Scratch Pay

Animals: Any

Loan/Payment plan. Interest waived only if paid off in 6 months.

Shadow Fund

Animals: Dogs, Cats

Limited assistance (primarily Merrimack Valley) for emergency/life-threatening care. No routine care.

Speaking for Spot

Animals: Dogs, Cats

A curated list of resources and financial aid links.

Banfield (HOPE Funds)

Animals: Dogs, Cats

For life-threatening conditions. Treatment and application must be done at a Banfield Pet Hospital.

Humane Society (Nashua)

Animals: Dogs, Cats, Small Animals

Call during business hours for appointment.

Humane Society (Laconia)

Animals: Dogs, Cats, Small Animals

Call during business hours for appointment.

Lakes Region Humane Society (Ossipee)

Animals: Dogs, Cats, Small Animals

Call during business hours for appointment.

Petco (Vetco Clinics)

Animals: Any

Check website for location hours.

UNH PAWS Clinic

Animals: Any

Open in Spring. Check website for hours.

Handicapped Pets

Animals: Dogs, Cats, Birds

Wheelchairs are sometimes donated.

Crowdfunding Platforms

Consider using these platforms to raise funds from friends, family, and the community:

Spay & Neuter Assistance

⚠️ Section Under Update

We are currently working on updating our list for Spay and Neuter assistance. We will update the information here as soon as the list is complete. Thank you for your patience!

Finding Local Vets

⚠️ Section Under Update

We are currently working on updating our New Hampshire Veterinarian Directory. We will update the information here as soon as the new list is complete. Thank you for your patience!

Common Health & Wellness Questions

⚠️ Section Under Update

The resources previously listed in this section were outdated and have been removed to ensure we provide you with the most accurate information. We are currently working on updating this section with new, vetted resources. Thank you for your understanding.

Wildlife Assistance

Found Injured or Orphaned Wildlife?

It's crucial to contact the right organization to ensure the animal gets the proper care. This resource helps you find the correct wildlife rehabilitator in your area.

Find a Wildlife Rehabilitator

Please note: The resources on this page are provided for informational purposes only. Tails to Freedom, Inc. may not be directly affiliated with all of the organizations listed. We encourage you to do your own research to find the best fit for your needs.

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