Redrover

26 recommendations and reviews from 19 people

• Referral from September 13, 2017
  

  Jazzy M. asked:

  Does anyone know of a low cost veterinarian hospital? I have a cat with a broken leg currently in a splint.

  

  Karen I. replied:

  http://redrover.org helps with vet bills

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• Referral from June 19, 2016
  

  Diana M. asked:

  Is there any place that will help with vet bills? I took my Yorkie to the vet today and they wanted to do surgery today and I can't afford it. They said she needs to be there Monday morning at 8am it's 720 for the surgery. It's VERY serious. We have care Credit. We tried to call and up out limit and can't. I have 200 of the 720 that I need. I'm very very desperate to find something. I do not want to have to put my dog to sleep. Please any advice would be greatly appreciated! This is Libby.

  

  Sheila H. replied:

  Try RedRover.org. if u r approved they will help up to $200.

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• Referral from March 1, 2016
  

  Mallory M. asked:

  Looking for a vet that has great customer service and options for payment plans or insurance plans. My dog has a tumor and I need to take him in immediately but I am a stay at home mom in a struggling financial situation. Help :/

  

  Kerianne L. replied:

  Redrover.org

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• Referral from February 10, 2016
  

  Stacy D. asked:

  HELP! My sister's dog's red blood cell count is extremely low (10). Banfield in Burleson said she needs a transfusion at Mansfield ER that will cost $2000! Where else can she take her tonight that won't cost so much?? My vet friend said max would be $700. (He's not local or she'd go there)

  

  Resa R. replied:

  www.redrover.org you can apply for a grant for emergency vet care.im a emergency sheltering volunteer for them.

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• Referral from October 28, 2015
  

  Porcha K. asked:

  I would any suggestions on organisations who can help with emergency Vet bills... Our baby we've had only about a month broke his femur and the vet bill is more than we can afford and we're looking for help... Please let me know any suggestions you may have

  

  Susan A. replied:

  Redrover.org financial assistance programs. Admin, can there be an additional file added with financial assistance programs?

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• Referral from September 15, 2015
  

  Carol F. asked:

  I know of a girl at work whose dog was hit by a car and appears to have a broken jaw. Can't really eat and is drooling. The girl says (to a co-worker of mine) that she doesn't have money for a vet. Does anyone know of a vet who will work with clients or give a reduced price to a 501c3 animal welfare organization? Dog is in Rialto. I work with an organization that could help to some extent. Please, no negative comments. I don't even know the girl, just heard the story. I'm going to talk to her tomorrow when she works again.

  

  Vicki R. replied:

  Carecredit.com Redrover.org Give me a second to dig out another set of organizations that will help with vet bills. She can go to aspca.org, too, and search for "financial assistance."

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• Referral from August 12, 2015
  

  Gene P. asked:

  Anyone know where I can get help for my dog? She needs an operation and it cost $2000. I hear that their may be some assistance . Time is important Ty

  

  Peter M. replied:

  Red rover also helps http://redrover.org

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• Referral from July 6, 2015
  

  Sam S. asked:

  Hello my Kitten Charlee fell off the counter and hit his leg on a chair on the way down and now he cant put weight on it!! any one know where is the best place to take him one that is not to expensive for a first time visit

  

  Ruby D. replied:

  http://www.redrover.org/

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• Referral from June 3, 2015
  

  Kali B. asked:

  SO my dog may have perforation in his intestines or stomach and his vet told me if I cannot afford it (because I know it will be a hefty amount) that they cannot bill me and I need to find service elsewhere...Anyone know a vet willing to bill?

  

  Lisa B. replied:

  Humanesociety.org Thepetfund.com Aspca Paws.org Redrover.org Yourdogsfriend.org

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• Referral from May 30, 2015
  

  Patricia G. asked:

  I know someone that has a chihuahua about 1 year old and he is sick. She thinks he may have parvo but no vet will accept payments.. She dont have the money to pay the whole vet bill.. If anyone knows a vet that will accept payments let me know so that i can tell her

  

  Whitney C. replied:

  Redrover.org

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• Referral from May 9, 2015
  

  Ali D. asked:

  Where can I go or who can I talk to about helping with a Vet bill? My dog did the splits a couple of times and I have reason to believe she busted up her back. Poor baby is only 11 months old. I can't afford the bill because I am having a baby in July and an swamped on my bills... Please no negative comments I need to get her to a vet Right Away for xrays.

  

  Cynthia A. replied:

  Try this website http://www.redrover.org

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• Referral from March 31, 2015
  

  Donna H. asked:

  URGENT! I am desperate! We rescued this baby a year ago. I have an American Bulldog who has a hematoma (blood pocket) in her right ear. The surgery is not cheap....over $1000 according to my personal vet...and i will have the funds for it on Wednesday. Surgery is scheduled for Thursday morning. The ear keeps swelling and even with her cone and anti-inflammatories and pain meds... she is miserable and I'm afraid the ear will rupture. It is draining blood. Not alot..but ......Does anyone have a vet who will do the surgery and allow me to delay total payment until Thursday? I hate asking this!!!!!! But I am worried sick!! Private message me please if you know someone who can help. Thank you all so much....

  

  Michelle S. replied:

  Get help with vet and pet bills. Find resources, many of which are free, to get help with pet bills, including how to get grants and other assistance from the American Animal Hospital Association Helping Pets Fund. As most pet owners will eventually be faced with expensive, unexpected veterinary bills. It is great that veterinary medicine has advanced to a very modern state. It gives caregivers new, and many times more expensive options for the care of their ailing pets. While the cost of veterinary care is very reasonable when you compare it with the much higher cost of human health care, an unexpected medical emergency or bill for your pet may very well present a major financial dilemma for an unprepared pet owner. Pet owners have several options to get help with paying their vet bills. If you have a specific type or breed of dog, you can contact the National Club for that breed. In some cases, these clubs offer a veterinary financial assistance fund that you can use to help pay your vet bills. Additionally, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has a list of breed-specific assistance groups. Call 202-452-1100. An owner can purchase a pet health insurance policy. Pet insurance is very much like insurance for humans. It protects pets against illnesses and accidents. Some companies cover routine/wellness care as well as burial. Some pet insurance policies will also pay out if the pet dies. You can save 5-10% (or more) on medications and pet supplies by doing your shopping at online cash rebate sites. More. You need to ask your veterinarian if she or he will provide you with a payment plan. Many veterinarians are willing to work out a monthly or weekly payment plan to help you with paying your vet bills. These plans will give you the option of not having to pay the entire cost of your veterinary bill up front. Contact your local animal shelter. Some animal shelters will operate or know of veterinary assistance programs or local subsidized veterinary clinics. Your local yellow pages can help you find the name and number of the local shelter. It will typically be listed under "animal control," "animal shelter" or "humane society". Or you can always call Information. The HSUS can provide additional help in the form of a list of organizations that provide assistance to ill, disabled, or senior pet owners. You can ask your veterinarian to complete and submit an assistance request to the American Animal Hospital Association's (AAHA) "Helping Pets Fund." In order to qualify for this fund, which can help with paying your pet bills, your animal hospital must be AAHA accredited. You can learn more about the program by visiting the AAHA web site or call 800-883-6301. If you acquired your pet from a reputable breeder, you need to check your contract to see if there is a health guarantee that covers your pet's needs or sickness. Check with any veterinary schools in your area. Some schools offer discount services, or even free services, to the public. You can get a list of veterinary schools in the Education section of the American Veterinary Medical Association's (AVMA) website. Below is a list of organizations that can help provide financial assistance to any pet owners who are in need. Be sure to keep in mind that each of these organizations is independent in nature and they have their own set of guidelines and rules. Therefore you will need to investigate each one separately to determine if you qualify for assistance with your vet bills. Help-A-Pet, 630-986-9504 IMOM Inc., The Pet Fund, (916) 443-6007 Good Sam Fund, United Animal Nations LifeLine Fund (916) 429-2457 Feline Outreach, general@felineoutreach.org Angels for Animals, 330-549-1111 Brown Dog Foundation, Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance Program, fveap@earthlink.net Canine Cancer Awareness Cats In Crisis info@catsincrisis.org The Perseus Foundation (Cancer specific), 866-990-9777 Orthodogs' Silver Lining Foundation (Orthopedic Cases and Service Dogs), Cody's Club (Radiation treatments) Diabetic Pets Fund The Mosby Foundation Also, you need to remember that, depending on the extent of your pet's injury or illness, you could still lose your pet even after paying extensive bills and great expense. Discuss the treatment and prognosis options thoroughly with your vet. Sadly, there are even times in which treatment or surgery would just cause your pet discomfort without preserving a life of good quality. The following are more general tips that can help with your vet bills, if none of the options above meet you needs. You can use your credit card, and ask for a higher credit limit or a cash advance. Feel free to call your bank. Ask about any options or programs they may have that can help, or ask for loan programs. Approach your employer for a salary advance. Alert friends and family and ask them each for a small loan, say $25 loan.

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• Referral from February 18, 2015
  

  Cindy S. asked:

  My little dog got bitten by a PitBull last night

  

  Cassie K. replied:

  Www.redrover.org

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• Referral from September 25, 2014
  

  Christine D. asked:

  We need to start a program for our Senior and Disabled Westie Owners who can not afford Vet care. So sad they would have to give up there companions because they can not afford to take them to a vet because they are living on a fixed income..

  

  RedRover R. replied:

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• Referral from January 22, 2014
  

  Lisa H. asked:

  Im not sure if this is the right place to ask, but does anyone have any links, or know of any organizations that can help with emergency vet care for a dog? My boston terrier mix was attacked by a stray dog, yesterday, and ive been treating him at home, but he needs to have his eye looked at, so im hoping to find an organization to help me with the some of the costs..

  

  Lisa D. replied:

  Contact Red Rover Relief. http://www.redrover.org/program/redrover-relief

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• Referral from October 5, 2013
  

  Justice R. asked:

  I heard of a rescue who fosters animals to help woman get out of an abusive situation. Anybody know of one in the phila area ? Wolf

  

  Erin M. replied:

  Check this organization out: http://www.redrover.org/ Home | RedRover www.redrover.org RedRover is receiving up-to-date information on animal welfare needs and coordin...ating with animal welfare partners to provide support for victims of the Colorado floods.See more

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• Referral from July 23, 2015
  

  Lissa F. asked:

  Is there any rescue or vet that can help my mother in laws cat. He needs surgery or he will die.theu told her if they get him the surgery he will live a healthy life. He needs all his teeth pulled and something with his nerves. They rescued him a few years back off of the streets and he was severely beat up and skinny. He is now 17pds and sweetest cat Ive seen. She has tried care credit among other things and they are now trying to reach out to the public for some help. If anyone has any ideas That would help please let me know asap. Thank u.

  

  Lynne R. replied:

  www.redrover.org

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• Referral from July 2, 2015
  

  Courtney D. asked:

  Does anyone know of an organization that can help with emergency vet bills. Our cat had a severe bladder blockage and they found a bladder stone. Best treatment is surgery but we are already at almost 2k. Any ideas would be helpful. TIA!

  

  Lynne R. replied:

  Www.redrover.org

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• Referral from April 29, 2015
  

  Elizabeth S. asked:

  Attention: is there anyone resources for veterinarian emergency for a cat? I was contacted by a senior in our community needing help for her sick cat. Call me or leave a message below. Free places, discounts any help will do. 602-760-7417

  

  Lynne R. replied:

  Try www.redrover.org. Emergency vet help

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• Referral from May 20, 2015
  

  Sandra L. asked:

  He guys was wondering if anyone knew where I can get a the series of rabies shots? Dallas county health services wants $320, $295 and $295 for the 3 shot series. In Africa it is like $45 US a shot. I will be going to South Africa and working outreach animal welfare in October.

  

  RedRover replied:

  Hi Sandra, please email info@RedRover.org and we can get a better idea of what you're looking for. Thanks!

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• Referral from April 13, 2015
  

  Katie B. asked:

  Do you know any organization like this in WA State(Marysville area)? I have a woman living out of a car with 5 tiny poodles, and she's trying to find a place for them to go till she finds a house. She has a voucher for housing. She will provide all food for her dogs till she can get into housing. HELP!

  

  RedRover replied:

  Hi Katie, please send us an email at info@RedRover.org and we'll see if we can provide some resources!

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• Referral from September 19, 2014
  

  Darla M. asked:

  Hello, I'm not sure where to turn to but I am hoping you might be able to provide direction or help to our family. Here's our situation: We have a 12 year old Aussie Mix dog named Hunter. Hunter became sick one afternoon almost two weeks ago and my husband rushed him to the local veterinarians office we had previously used. Hunter had been in a seizure. I called vet to find out how hunter was doing and was informed we had a $150 balance from 2 years ago but they would treat him at least overnight to stabilize him. I was at that time 100 miles away helping my elderly mother after surgery. When I called back the next day I was told that I must pay total bill before I can come pick hunter up, which was now $307 dollars. Hunter has been held "captive" at the vets office since that night at the cost of $7 a night because we haven't been able to come up with the funds to pay this amount. My husband is disabled and had become very ill and was hospitalized again during this two week period. He has severe Crohn's disease and was treated for an intestinal blockage. I have had Hunter ever since he was weaned and feel if one of my "children" is being held hostage! I'm a wreck and not sure where to turn to. Does your agency help with or have referrals to anyone who may be able to help with our situation? I'm working part time and desperately trying to save the money to release Hunter so he can come home. I sit and cry each night thinking of what Hunter must be going through and if he thinks we abandoned him. I appreciate any guidance you may have for us. Sincerely, Darla Markle

  

  RedRover replied:

  Hi Darla, we just responded to the email you sent to info@RedRover.org. Take a look in your email account for a response, and best of luck to you and Hunter!

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• Referral from July 10, 2014
  

  Nichole W. asked:

  I know someone who's dog is extremely sick. Sadly she has no funds to take the dogs to the vet... She was denied the care card.... Suggestions???

  

  April B. replied:

  http://www.redrover.org/program/redrover-relief

  

  April B. replied:

  Redrover have to apply our companions you have to call an explain and fax over a treatment plan to them

  

  April B. replied:

  And also redrover required that too

  

  April B. replied:

  Redrover will help with 200

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