Today was the first of two visits to assist a family that recently fell on difficult times due to the economy. These people are used to taking very good care of their pets and didn’t expect to be in a situation where they needed help. However, this is why Seniors for Pets exists. Sometimes, circumstances just require that extra little bit of assistance.
Our clients have quite a menagerie and today, Dr. Cynthia Juday examined some of them.
Dr. Juday examined Kiki’s ears, and the little cat was not amused. But Kato thought all the attention was A-ok!
Both Kiki and Iris received examinations today and decided it wasn’t so bad, after all. Next week, Iris, Kiki and Kato – along with Harper and Noah – will be updated on all their necessary vaccinations. Bulldog, China, will get the results of her skin scraping today.
All of these animals will be taken care of by Seniors for Pets, and this is done with donations from supporters. If you would like to help our mission, you can donate on this website. All donations go directly to the mission. Not one penny is used for other purposes.
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How to get veterinary help for cat of low income senior
Joyce, it depends on where the senior lives. Email me at carol@seniorsforpets.org with that information and I can better answer your question.