Lawrence Humane Society Crisis Pet Retention (CPR) Program
Help paying a vet bill Paused
For Douglas County residents in crisis, case-by-case help with pet food and supplies, vet care (including emergency and wellness care), and emergency boarding so they can keep their pets; it is currently closed to new enrollments.
When we checked, this program said it was paused or not taking new applications. Check its page for reopening news, and see the other options below.
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
Before you go
Programs like this usually have rules about income, location, the kind of care covered and how much they can pay. Many pay the veterinarian directly. Read the requirements before applying, and have your estimate and proof of income ready.
If cost is the barrier, Paying for Care compares grants, payment plans and fundraising, with a checklist of what to have ready.
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Work with Lawrence Humane Society Crisis Pet Retention (CPR) Program?
We built this listing from your public website so families looking for help can find you. Confirm it, and the listing can also show:
- A Confirmed by provider badge, the highest level on our verification ladder
- Your current eligibility, hours and how to apply, in your own words
- Updates when your program opens, pauses or changes, so families aren’t turned away by old information
Help My Pet is free for your organization and for the families you serve. You can share it with clients who need more help than you can give: our printable referral handout points them to vet-bill help, and families facing a large bill can raise money with a free fundraiser page.