• Humane Advocacy Veterinary Assistance Program Questionnaire

  • Our program helps pet owners in Alameda & Contra Costa counties who can't afford vet care. If your pet needs medical help (not just spaying/neutering), we might be able to assist.

    Our Humane Advocacy staff will work with you to get vet appointments at our clinic or another vet. We can support you with funding and make sure your pet gets the care they need.

     To get help from our program, pet owners must:

    • Fill out and send in our Veterinary Assistance Program Questionnaire.
    • Live in Alameda or Contra Costa County. 
    • Be approved by our Humane Advocacy (HA) staff for veterinary care.
    • Meet certain income guidelines based on federal poverty levels. 
    • Show proof of owning the pet for at least 30 days (for example: vaccination records, microchip info, or a photo with a timestamp).
    • Follow all East Bay SPCA & Humane Advocacy rules and procedures.

    Other Things to Know: 

    • Our Humane Advocacy staff will help schedule vet appointments for you.
    • A vet must confirm your pet's long-term health is good.
    • We can't help with ongoing, specialty, emergency, or preventative vet care.
    • Submitting this questionnaire does not guarantee financial assistance.

    We understand how hard it is when a pet is sick. East Bay SPCA and our vet partners are here to support you through this. We treat everyone and their pets with respect, and we expect the same in return. If a client shows abusive, disrespectful, or disruptive behavior, assistance will end.

  • If your pet needs spay/neuter services, please fill out this form: https://bit.ly/English_Vouch

  • General Information

  • Please note that we cannot guarantee immediate assistance for emergency situations. Due to high demand, it may take up to a week for us to respond to your questionnaire.

    The following are 24-hour emergency hospitals with available financial resources:


    Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG), 2431 San Ramon Valley Blvd, San Ramon, CA, 925-718-7771

    Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG), 622 Contra Costa Blvd Suite A, Pleasant Hill, CA, 925-384-2110

    OakVet Animal Specialty Hospital, 1133 7th St, Oakland, CA, 510-879-4888

    PETS Referral Center, 1048 University Ave, Berkeley, CA, 510-548-6684

    *Please Note: EBSPCA is not affiliated with any of these clinics. 

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    If you have multiple pets needing veterinary care, you must submit one form for each pet. 
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  • Before proceeding to submit, stop here and submit your proof of ownership to us!

  • You need to provide proof of ownership that is at least 30 days old. You can upload any of the following:

    • Screenshot with time stamp of pet's photo from your phone
    • Active license with the city
    • Microchip registration
    • Vaccine records
    • Veterinary records
    • Adoption paperwork

    If you are having trouble uploading a photo, please email us at: HA@EastBaySPCA.org

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  • Final Section

  • Program Terms

    • I confirm that all the information provided above is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
    • I understand that completing this questionnaire does not guarantee that I will receive assistance.
    • I understand that just because one request is approved does not mean future requests for help with this pet or any others will automatically be approved.
    • I understand that the Humane Advocacy team will reach out to me to further discuss this matter and may request additional documentation.
    • I understand that I will need to pay an exam fee for animals being seen at a veterinary clinic.
    • I understand that all appointments must be coordinated through the Humane Advocacy team.
    • I understand that due to high demand, it may take up to a week to receive a response.
       

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