Ruff Rescuing Unwanted

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• Referral from December 13, 2016
  

  East U. asked:

  #INFONEEDED: Received from a Follower requesting information on affordable vet care....⤵ "I don't know if you can help me or not, i need information about some association for dog's(pit bull), because our dog have lumps, but we don't have money, I'm trying found a cheaper veterinary but i don't found nothing in internet. Guera( name our dog) save my husband life he was depressed, he is veteran, we need some cheaper veterinary or association."

  

  Cathy L. replied:

  Pet Assistance Organizations Here are some of the organizations that can help pet owners who cannot afford veterinary care. The San Diego Animal Support Foundation has a limited program to help families raise money for vet bills. If you would like to apply for assistance please review our Assistance Information to see if you qualify. San Diego Local General Dogs Cats LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS: Vet Exam • PAWS of San Diego (Pets Are Wonderful Support) • Foundation for the Care of Indigent Animals (Penny Adams) • S. Ford Foundation • FACE Foundation (Foundation for Animal Care and Education) (858) 450-3223 • Ruff Rescue (949) 580-1092

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• Referral from July 23, 2015
  

  Sharon H. asked:

  Hello, I am trying to locate an org. that can fix-and-release a feral cat in Lakewood, CA (near Long Beach). I am currently taking care of her three surviving kittens. They are her second litter this year. Their eyes were so infected that they had glued themselves shut with dry pus, and were weak from poor nutrition and flea infestation. The mother cat lives in the yard of my brother-in-law's mother's home. Any tips on where to go for help would be great. Thanks.

  

  Nancy D. replied:

  theres an orginazation called ruff that can help u with cost of spay n nueter for mother cats as well as for kittens when they are old enough,,,phone number 949)580-1092,,,but they do not trap..maybe u could ask this page if someone has a trap u could borrow? i personally dont have one...sometimes animal shelters will loan u one as well...its not that hard to set trap...anyone on this page will be glad to explain to u how to do, myself included :)

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• Referral from September 21, 2014
  

  Sista J. asked:

  Hi everyone. I just rescued a pitbull that was being used as bate for fighting. I took her to Mission Animal Hospital to cure vicious injury and all is well. I want to take her to a clinic that is close to Lake La for vaccinations and to get her fixed. Can anyone recommend a good clinic that is low cost and good quality?

  

  Suzanne G. replied:

  for spay/neuter actors & others 818 755 6045 Jeannie / Pet Assistance 877 772 9738 #5 / Ruff 949 580 1092 Kathy all are non profits and they should give you pledges towards your animal, however you will have to have a date & you will have to contribute as well, good luck & thank you for rescuing & spaying /neutering your dog!!!!!!!

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• Referral from May 5, 2014
  

  Tracy M. asked:

  I don't have much money and my little Beagle she is 3 years old she is up to date on all her shots and she has been spayed and she needs to go to the vet she is having really bad ear problems I have done everything I could but they are just not healing My question is does anyone know of a decent Vet that doesn't charge outrageous amounts I live in Joshua Tree so preferably here in the Morongo Basin

  

  Sydni N. replied:

  949-580-1092 its an organization that will help with vet bills

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• Referral from February 7, 2013
  

  Haute D. asked:

  Dani Wray: Does anyone know of any organizations that provide financial assistance for veterinary care? Our English Bulldog must have a pacemaker implanted to survive, and it is a costly procedure at $4,000. Any fundraising ideas would be appreciated!

  

  Cristi B. replied:

  Call RUFFs hotline 949-580-1092. We help private owners (only) with a portion of the treatment cost when they cannot otherwise afford life saving or emergency treatments. Our hotline case manager can also provide some other ideas for additional resources to help. We work with many vets but do have certain guidelines we must adhere to that she will talk to you about.

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