Care for an Animal - Help a Rescued Animal

In Defense of Animals

$35.00

This gift will supply an abused cat or dog with bedding, treats, toys, and nutrition – things that most of us take for granted but that many new arrivals will experience for the first time.

Microchip Two Pets - Two permanent IDs

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

$50.00

To help increase the chances that a lost animal will be recovered, the ASPCA relies on microchip identification. An electronic chip, about the size of a grain of rice and carrying a unique code, is implanted between a pet’s shoulder blades. The code is entered into a database that links up the animal’s family’s address and contact information. Similar to a routine vaccination, this procedure is quick and painless. If a lost animal is brought to a shelter or vet’s office, the facility will use a scanner to check the dog or cat for a microchip. Your gift will allow us to microchip two adoptable animals in our shelter, affording peace of mind for the new pet parents and helping to ensure a speedy return in the event that the animals inadvertently become lost.

Initial Vet Exams - For a Puppy or Kitten

In Defense of Animals

$20.00

This gift will afford Project Hope puppies and kittens a crucial step in their path to adoption with a much-needed veterinary exam. Initial exams include checking their weight, temperature, heart, lungs, internal organs, and ears. Pre-adoption examinations for puppies and kittens are often a veterinarian’s favorite part of the job.