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There are so many ways you can help support PET SAVERS, many of which are of absolutely NO COST TO YOU. Please visit our "Support PET SAVERS page to see all your options. Another FUN way to support PET SAVERS is to attend (or participate) our events, you can find details on our "MEWS & EVENTS" page. This is also the page where you will find events HELPFUL TO YOU, like spay and neuter clinic locations and dates. Please visit and browse our site regularly.

So many of you are looking for ways to help our men and women in the military in conjunction with helping companion animals that we wanted to provide you with the following information:

GREAT RESOURCE----

WEBSITES FOR DOG PLACEMENT WHOSE OWNERS ARE IN THE ARMY AND ARE BEING DEPLOYED AND HAVE NO ONE TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR DOG

1.09 an article in Best Friends magazine about military pets.
http://www.bestfriends.org/allthegoodnews/magazine/123108marchingorders.cfm

Guardian Angles for
Soldier's Pet:
www.guardianangelsforsoldierspet.org

The Haven:
www.thehaven-nc.com

Military Pets Foster Project:
www.netpets.org/netp/foster.php

Paw Prints Dog Sanctuary and Canine Corps:
www.pawprintsdogsanctuary.org

Operation Nobel Foster
www.operationnoblefoster.org

Furry Finances

 Everyone knows someone who might be struggling to keep their homes, and consequently, their pets.  While this can often result in surrendering a pet during a crisis, there are steps all pet parents can take NOW to minimize the chance that you will have to give up a loved companion animal.  These include looking now for help in finding

• Pet Friendly housing, and taking proactive preventative steps such as those outlined below.  
•  Start a savings account for emergency veterinary care. Even $5 per month can add up to a significant amount.
  
• Spay and neuter all animals and practice good routine care, including necessary vaccinations, heartworm and flea prevention.
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• If, despite your best planning efforts, your veterinary bills are piling up, ask your veterinarian if you can work out a payment plan.
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• Contact your local shelter. Some shelters operate or know of local subsidized veterinary clinics or veterinary assistance programs.
  
• Many organizations that provide help are restricting grants or refusing new applications because of the ongoing economic crisis. However, things are starting to improve and you can still try to find help with costs or pet friendly housing.  Some organizations that may help include:
  
• The Pet Fund  
  
• People with Pets    
  
• Rent with Pets (associated with HSUS)  
   

PET SAVERS, INC is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization based in Gloucester County, NJ. Our mission is to improve the lives of companion animals in and around Gloucester County by addressing the root causes of pet over population.  We aim to decrease euthanasia rates and increase adoption from shelters and promote responsible pet ownership through education and community outreach.  Tax ID 83-0461122.    
 

 
 

 
 
 
                                                                                                                            
                                                                                       
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