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Links to some wonderful organizations that can help provide funding for your pets prolonged medical treatments or emergencies.

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Names of Vets specializing in feline cancer treatment, some used and recommended by group members.

:: Nutritional Information

Keeping your cancer patient eating well during treatment is very important, how too article written by a several group members.

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Charitable Giving

The Feline Lymphoma Caregivers do not officially endorse or recommend any specific organizations for charitable donations. Some people have asked us, however, to make giving easier by posting the web sites for certain organizations that some of our members suggested:

Research Organizations
University of Pennsylvania School of Vet Med
Cornell Feline Health Center

Animal Welfare Group
Fund for Animals
Humane Society of the U.S.
PAWS

For Financial Assistance/Support
In Memory of Magic (IMOM)
Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance

International Organization
World Wildlife Fund

IMOM.org (In Memory of Magic)

Helping people help pets. To better the lives of sick, injured and abused companion animals. Dedicated to insure that no companion animal has to be euthanized simply because their caretaker is financially challenged.

The following instructions are for general emergency funds (also for cancer). Go to the main page, click on Financial Aid then scroll down to the bottom and click on Getting Started, read all the information there and make sure you copy the intro letter and contact your vet for them to fax their estimate to them, then click on IMOM policies at the bottom and then on the next screen at the bottom click on General Emergency Funds and the application will come up. Please read their qualifications carefully, they may or may not help with chronic illness depending on the situation.

Click here for their website.

Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance

Provides financial assistance to cat and kitten guardians who are unable to afford veterinary services to save their companions when life-threatening illness or injury strikes.

"Seniors, People with disabilities, People who have lost their job, Good Samaritans who rescue a cat or kitten - any of these folks may need financial assistance to save a beloved companion. The Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance Program is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides financial assistance to cat and kitten guardians who are unable to afford veterinary services to save their companions when life-threatening illness or injury strikes." Please read their qualifications carefully, depending on the state of they funding they may or may not have funds to help.

Tim Meeker
FVEAP, 1641 Elizabeth Lane
Yuba City, CA 95993

Click here for their website.

Care Credit

You do not have to qualify as being in need - just apply. Your vet may already have the info.

CareCredit, offers interest free loan plans (for a specified time frame) with a low monthly payment for Veterinary Medicine. These plans can be very helpful and are much lower in cost than credit cards, bank loans, etc.

Click here for their website.

RedRover (formely UAN)

June 11, 2011 – United Animal Nations (UAN), a recognized leader in providing emergency sheltering, disaster relief and financial assistance for animals in crisis, today announced its new name: RedRover.

The Sacramento, California-based nonprofit was founded in 1987 and is changing its name to RedRover to better reflect its work to bring animals from crisis to care.

Click here for their website.

The Dog & Cat Cancer Fund

The Dog and Cat Cancer Fund was founded in 2007 to honor the memory of Oly and Zuke, both of whom succumbed to canine cancer, and to help prevent the loss of more dogs and cats to the cancer. We work directly with veterinarians to help needy families get treatment for their cats and dogs suffering from cancer.

Click here if you'd like to apply for assistance.

PAWS

Dedicated to preserving the humane-animal bond.

Pets Are Wonderful Support [PAWS], is a volunteer-based organization that helps improve the quality of life for persons with aids or other disabling illnesses by offering the emotional and practical support to keep the love and companionship of their pets and by providing information on the benefits and risks of animal companionship.

Click here for their website.

Other Links for Coping with High Vet Bills

The Humane Society - Article with suggestions to help with sometimes high and unexpected vet care bills.

Care For Animals - This section of the AVMA Web site contains the only official Web list of schools and programs accredited in the field(s) of veterinary medicine by the AVMA COE. The AVMA list is updated biannually. Schools, programs, degrees or other information are listed here only after satisfactory completion of the AVMA COE accreditation process (schools sometimes offer lower fees).

* Disclaimer - We are not vets, PLEASE if your cat is sick, seek veterinary attention. We are here merely to offer support and treatment options we have tried for our own felines while under the care and guidance of our own veterinarians or specialists. NO content on this website is intended to be given or taken as medical advice.

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