- About PFA
- Mission
Learn about our mission and how you can help.
- Success Stories
Animals PFA has helped, as well as testimonials from patrons and supporters.
- Meet our Veterinarians
Learn about our passionate and highly-skilled team.
- Newsletter
Discover our educational resources and events.
- Jobs
PFA is always on the lookout for team players who have a positive attitude.
- Contact us
Find out how to contact us and get in touch.
- Mission
- Services & Programs
- Get Involved
- Make Appointment
You can ensure that your pet receives life-saving veterinary care at affordable rates. Please review all of the program available below to find out how you may qualify.
Resources
Explore a curated list of valuable resources to empower you with knowledge, guidance, and support on your journey towards better pet care and animal welfare.
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Animal Population Control Program (APCP)
The APCP allows pet owners to pay just $20 for for their pet’s spay/neuter. Please download and review the program details here. Click here to download the APCP application form.
- Boarding & Pet Food Assistance
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Magic Bullet Fund
The Magic Bullet Fund helps support pets with cancer. To apply, click here.
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Onyx & Breezy Foundation
The Onyx & Breezy Foundation provides funding and support to:
- Food, medicine and supplies
- Pets of individuals where medical hardship is present
- Helping the dogs of veterans suffering from PTSD
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Pet Fund
The Pet Fund works only on non-basic, non-urgent care. This category includes medical needs such as cancer treatment, heart disease, chronic conditions, endocrine diseases, eye diseases, etc. To apply, click here. All applicants are required to contact the Pet Fund by email at info@thepetfund.com and/or phone at 916-443-6007 before applying for funding.
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RedRover Relief
The RedRover Relief Urgent Care grant program provides financial aid to pets in need of critical veterinary care. Grant decisions are based on medical urgency, financial need, available funding, and eligibility. To apply, click here.
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Additional Resources for Owners & Families
To find a food pantry near you, please visit: Find a Pantry Near You – CFBNJ
To find help for children, please visit: DCF | Hotlines and Helplines (nj.gov)
To find help for domestic violence victims, please visit: Domestic Violence Information | New Jersey State Police (nj.gov)
To find help for the elderly, please visit: NJ Division of Aging Services Contacts | New Jersey State Police (nj.gov)
Whole Families Program
People for Animals believes that Pets are Family! Our Whole Families Program seeks to keep whole families together by solving social challenges that threaten the unity of low-income, animal-inclusive families. The WFP will provide: free social services assistance, affordable preventative veterinary care for pets, and long term planning to ensure the continuing health and happiness of the whole family.
To qualify for enrollment in WFP, families:
- Must include at least one pet (dog or cat) to which your family is bonded and considers as a family member.
- Must be confronting a specific human social challenge, including: domestic violence, homelessness, disability, unemployment, medical or mental health issues requiring hospitalization, etc.
- Must either be receiving benefits from – or qualify for – at least one public assistance program which requires income qualification, including:
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- NJ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or the NJ Supplementary Food Stamp Program
- Supplemental Security Income Program
- WIC special supplemental food program for women, infants and children
- Work First New Jersey program
- Medicaid
- Senior Gold Prescription Discount Program
- Section 8 rental assistance
- Lifeline Credit Program
- Tenants’ Lifeline Assistance Program
- LIHEAP the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
- Other means-tested benefits
Benefits of enrollment:
- Personalized social services networking assistance and ongoing support, budget instruction, etc.
- Short-term foster care or boarding (only for pets) while their pet parent is residing in a shelter or treatment program that does not include animals.
- Fifty-percent discounted preventative care at PFA, including:
- Routine office visit fees
- Vaccinations
- Microchips
- Routine 4Dx or Triple test annually
- Fecal tests
- Dewormer
- Flea/tick preventatives
- Heartworm preventatives
If you feel like your situation qualifies for assistance from PFA and would like to speak to our staff Social Worker, please contact Lori McGahan, Director of the Whole Families Program, MSW, LCSW: