Cats Needing Homes

Thank you Doggie Styles Plus for this information:

Veterinary Vouchers
1st Call PopCo and They will send you a $50.00 voucher in the mail. 1-877-447-6726

2nd Once you have received your PopCo voucher, call your vet and make an appointment. When you have the appointment you can then call the Crestline Humane Society. They will send an amount to the local Vet. 338-3410

3rd You then call the Arrowhead Humane Society to cover the remaining amount on your vet appointment. 336-6800

Organizations that will help with spay or neuter and medical expenses:

Actors and others (fits)
PopCo
Ruff
Lend a Paw
United Animal Nations
Animal Guardian Society
Saddle Back Humane Society
Animal Assistance League
BARC
Noah’s Bark
ASV
Doris Day Foundation
Pet Aid
Pet Assistance
818-755-6045
877-447-6726
949-458-9663
760-327-4458
800-440-3277
310-652-6469
949-262-5829
714-978-7387
909-389-9552
310-643-0104
909-674-0618
202-546-1761
714-893-4393
877-772-9738

---and to add on...Humane Society Of San Bernardino has low cost spay/nueter and low cost vaccinations.( even cheaper than what your regular vets charge- get yr pet inexpensively "fixed" and you can STILL go to your local vet for check ups)
Call HSSBV at 909-386-1400- make appt FIRST as there is often a wait list. then call POPCO - Cert from POPCO should only take a week or so.. If POPCO answering machine picks up be sure to leave phone #, PO box, type of animal , gender, age, name( yours and pets) POPCO assistance is "yours for the asking" not income based.you can request more than one.
$50.00 for dogs and $25.00 for cats. pls call Crestline Humane, and also Mountains Humane 909-337-6422 for addition financial help. all pets need to be up to date on vaccinations before surgery.

to NOT spay/neuter is irresponsible. period. puleeze take advantage of this info.

Thank you for the valuable information. I called San Bernardino and was told that they are not making appointments at this time. They gave me two numbers that I could call for low cost care. I set up an appointment, but was overwhelmed somewhat by the cost of needed vaccinations. I agreed to be a foster home and ended up with kittens. My brother-in-law went to the hospital and we found ourselves in time and money crunch. Agreed, I should have given the whole thing more thought before I jumped in, but we have grown attached to the cats and I'm trying desperately to get things right all around. Again, thanks for a little light.

Can you give some information about getting shots current before the neuter? They are so expensive.

I buy, & administer my puppy's shots'
You can buy them at All Pet's Supply on Baseline, close to Del Rosa. Very reasonable, compared to Vets...

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I'm starting to do that as well!!

Just let the Humane Society do them.... 12 to 16 dollars is not too much to pay for shots. They do them the same time as the spay or neuter...

If your only going dth for vaccines, its not worth the savings. It costs 20 per vaccine at the vet- if you save 4 bucks or so, its not worth your gas- unless maybe your doing multiple pets.

I could be mistaken-- but I don't think our local vets will do "just" vaccinations- I suspect they insist on an exam as well. The HSSBV- will do low cost vaccinations( no appt necc- but call 386-1400 for details, hrs etc and..to confirm what shots your pet needs) - and they will charge for JUST that...and no exam.
I know my vet charges at least $34 or so for exam only.

Isn't there a low cost clinic in Crestline once a week? I believe Dr. Raines does that?

the little pet clinic in Crestline ( Alpine Mall) is an extension ( satellite office) of Arrowhead Animal Hospital. It's set up for the convenience-but can do considerably less procedures as it has less equipment. I'm pretty sure it charges the same as the Blue Jay office.