Help by Breed

Here are a few websites for groups that provide financial assistance for specific breeds:

Australian Cattle Dog Rescue, Inc. (ACDRI) financial assistance programfor persons or groups rescuing purebred Australian Cattle Dogs. This major medical assistance is available for expenses which are above and beyond the routine examination, vaccination, spay/neuter, heartworm test and intestinal parasite test expenses.

Akita Rescue Fundfinancial assistance to individuals and/or groups relating to emergency expenses for purebred Akitas who are abandoned, rescued, or waiting at a municipal shelter

Goldstock Fundunds to rescue organizations or individuals to pay for transportation, boarding, evaluations and medical costs of golden retrievers

Keeshond Sunshine Rescue Foundationfinancial assistance for the medical expenses of rescued Keeshonds in foster care

CorgiAid financial assistance to corgis and corgi mixes that are rescued from shelters or are in other non-permanent, foster homes

Boxer Rescue Foundationfinancial assistance for rescued Boxers while in foster care

Chow Chow Welfare Fundfinancial assistance to rescue volunteers to help offset the costs of basic medical services needed to make homeless purebred Chow Chows healthy and ready for

Special Needs Dobermanshelps senior and special needs Dobermans

PYRAMEDIC Trustfinancial assistance for Great Pyrenees’ owners/rescuers in need of emergency medical care

LABMEDmonetary assistance for emergency medical expenses for Labrador Retrievers or Lab mixes who are abandoned or rescued

Pit Bull Rescue Centralhelps pits and pit mixes in need

WestieMed helping rescued Westies in need of medical attention

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Hi, my name is Goose.I am a 3-year-old Cane Corso. My dad and I are currently experiencing homelessness in Santa Rosa, CA. My dad is disabled, and I act as his protector and best friend while we navigate our situation and look for stable housing.My dad noticed swelling in my lymph nodes, and I was drooling more than usual. Since I have a habit of picking things up and trying to drink from puddles, he was concerned I may have gotten into something when he wasn’t looking.That’s when he contacted Feeding Pets of the Homeless for help with my veterinary care. After a brief intake process, I was approved to be seen.At the vet, I was given a sedated exam. The doctor found cuts on my tongue that were causing the drooling, and my lymph nodes had swollen as a result. They placed two sutures to help my tongue heal and gave me antibiotics so I could recover safely with my dad.Now I am on the path to recovery with my dad by my side, taking care of me. I can keep protecting and supporting him, just like he does for me.Feeding Pets of the Homeless contributed $1,200 toward my care.A message from my dad:"Thank you for your help with Goose. I can’t thank you enough. He was seen and treated and is recovering. I appreciate everything you guys did. Bless you." ... See MoreSee Less
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