As alot of you know I have been in a situation with a cat named JJ who need emergency vet care and I had no funding for his surgery. There are alternatives to putting an animal down if they are hurt and you love them and want to help them.. This is for reither a rescue situation or a beloved family companion.
I wanted to post a page link for anyone else who might find themselves in this situation.
But the organization who helped me get funding for JJ's amputation is IMOM.org and they have been wonderful. They helped me raise enough funds for my cat in two days that will cover his surgery. It was a very simple process to go through for IMOM and they are wonderful people there. FVEAP was wonderful as well. The man at that place asked for no verification, but I did give him the IMOM info about JJ so he probably got his verification from them. The funds go directly to the vet.
There are organizations out there that help our feline friends and doggie friends and they ask nothing in return.
http://www.imom.org/fa/others.htm
That link is a link to a page on the IMOM site that has many different places you can check on. And some of these have their own links there for help.
Good luck all if you need this.
I am posting this in the health and feral/stray section as well.
Sincerely,
Jenn
I wanted to post a page link for anyone else who might find themselves in this situation.
But the organization who helped me get funding for JJ's amputation is IMOM.org and they have been wonderful. They helped me raise enough funds for my cat in two days that will cover his surgery. It was a very simple process to go through for IMOM and they are wonderful people there. FVEAP was wonderful as well. The man at that place asked for no verification, but I did give him the IMOM info about JJ so he probably got his verification from them. The funds go directly to the vet.
There are organizations out there that help our feline friends and doggie friends and they ask nothing in return.
http://www.imom.org/fa/others.htm
That link is a link to a page on the IMOM site that has many different places you can check on. And some of these have their own links there for help.
Good luck all if you need this.
I am posting this in the health and feral/stray section as well.
Sincerely,
Jenn
