In Connecticut, anyone know of an non profit organization that helps you pay for surgery on your pet (puppy)?

Question

I got a new puppy (toy mini doberman) i adopted her from the animal shelter, i noticed one morning she was limping so i took her to get xrays, turns out she has a bone that is out of place, and now she needs an $800 surgery to get it fixed or else she won't be able to walk on it.

Answer 1

Hi I live in CT. You can try the CT Humane Society and see if they can offer you a low cost corrective surgery or if that fails then here is a wonderful no interest loans for people who's pets are in need of medical care. It is called CareCredit. 1-800-365-8295. They offer no interest loans that can be extended over long periods of time for the immediate care of your pet. Please call them and see if they can help you out with this situation. Most vets in CT. participate in this plan so you should be able to find one who does.
Good Luck!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I don't know of any. We lived in Hartford, for awhile.
Most vets I know in that area don't take payments, either.
Try calling the shelter you got the dog at. Explain the situation.
They may be able to direct you to a vet that will take small payments.

Answer 4

If you find a money tree, let me know. Unfortunately this is the cost of owning a pet.