Owner Surrenders Not Accepted.
Owner Surrenders Not Accepted.
If you have NO OTHER CHOICE but to rehome your dog, or you need help with food, medical care, or financial support, please review the resources below.
We do not accept owner surrenders or provide direct assistance, but these organizations may be able to help.
Use them. Advocate for your dog. Do not give up without exhausting every option.
If keeping your dog is truly not possible, use a reputable rehoming platform—not Craigslist or random giveaways.
Home To Home
Adopt-a-Pet Rehome
Financial hardship happens—but there are organizations that may be able to help cover urgent or necessary care.
FACE Foundation
RedRover
The Pet Fund
Paws 4 A Cure
If you’re struggling to provide food or supplies, there are nationwide programs and local networks across California that can help.
Pets of the Homeless
Find a Local Pet Food Bank
Many humane societies and clinics throughout California offer low-cost vaccines, spay/neuter, and basic veterinary care.
Find Low-Cost Vet Care Near You
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If rehoming is truly your only choice, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.

If you have NO OTHER CHOICE but to rehome your dog, or you need help with food, medical care, or financial support, please review the resources below.
We do not accept owner surrenders or provide direct assistance, but these organizations may be able to help.
Use them. Advocate for your dog. Do not give up without exhausting every option.
If keeping your dog is truly not possible, use a reputable rehoming platform—not Craigslist or random giveaways.
Home To Home
Adopt-a-Pet Rehome
Financial hardship happens—but there are organizations that may be able to help cover urgent or necessary care.
RedRover
The Pet Fund
Paws 4 A Cure
For The Love of Alex
If you’re struggling to provide food or supplies, there are nationwide programs and Minnesota-based resources that can help.
Pets of the Homeless
Find a Local Pet Food Bank
Many humane societies and clinics throughout Minnesota offer low-cost vaccines, spay/neuter, and basic veterinary care.
Animal Humane Society (MN)
Mission Animal Hospital (MN)
Find Low-Cost Vet Care Near You
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If rehoming is truly your only choice, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.

If you have NO OTHER CHOICE but to rehome your dog, or you need help with food, medical care, or financial support, please review the resources below.
We do not accept owner surrenders or provide direct assistance, but these organizations may be able to help.
Use them. Advocate for your dog. Do not give up without exhausting every option.
If keeping your dog is truly not possible, use a reputable rehoming platform—not Craigslist or random giveaways.
Home To Home
Adopt-a-Pet Rehome
Financial hardship happens—but there are organizations that may be able to help cover urgent or necessary care.
RedRover
The Pet Fund
Paws 4 A Cure
For The Love of Alex
If you’re struggling to provide food or supplies, there are nationwide programs and Oregon-based resources that can help.
Pets of the Homeless
Oregon Humane Society Pet Food Assistance
Find a Local Pet Food Bank
Many humane societies and clinics throughout Oregon offer low-cost vaccines, spay/neuter, and basic veterinary care.
Oregon Humane Society
MCAS (Multnomah County Animal Services)
Oregon Spay/Neuter Fund
Find Low-Cost Vet Care Near You
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If rehoming is truly your only choice, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If rehoming is truly your only choice, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.

If you have NO OTHER CHOICE but to rehome your dog, or you need help with food, medical care, or financial support, please review the resources below.
We do not accept owner surrenders or provide direct assistance, but these organizations may be able to help.
Use them. Advocate for your dog. Do not give up without exhausting every option.
Animal Welfare Society (West Kennebunk, ME)
https://animalwelfaresociety.org
Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland
https://arlgp.org
Bangor Humane Society
https://www.bangorhumane.org
Kennebec Valley Humane Society (Augusta, ME)
https://pethavenlane.org
Greater Androscoggin Humane Society (Lewiston, ME)
https://gahumane.org
Petfinder (Rehoming Assistance)
https://www.petfinder.com
Adopt-a-Pet Rehoming Program
https://rehome.adoptapet.com
Maine State Animal Response Team (MSART)
https://www.msart.org
Animal Refuge League Pet Food Pantry
https://arlgp.org/resources/pet-food-pantry
Greater Androscoggin Humane Society Pet Food Pantry
https://gahumane.org
Pet Help Finder (Search by Zip Code)
https://www.pethelpfinder.org
Help Fix ME (Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program)
https://www.helpfixme.org
The Pet Fund (Non-Emergency Financial Aid)
https://www.thepetfund.com
RedRover Relief (Emergency Vet Assistance)
https://redrover.org/relief
Brown Dog Foundation (Life-Saving Treatment Grants)
https://www.browndogfoundation.org
Frankie’s Friends
https://www.frankiesfriends.org
Waggle Crowdfunding for Vet Care
https://www.waggle.org
Humane Society of the United States Resources
https://www.humanesociety.org/resources
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If rehoming is truly your only choice, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.

If you have NO OTHER CHOICE but to rehome your dog, or you need help with food, medical care, or financial support, please review the resources below.
We do not accept owner surrenders or provide direct assistance, but these organizations may be able to help.
Use them. Advocate for your dog. Do not give up without exhausting every option.
If keeping your dog is truly not possible, use a reputable rehoming platform—not Craigslist or unsafe placements.
Home To Home
Adopt-a-Pet Rehome
Rescue Me
There are organizations across the U.S. that may help with emergency or necessary veterinary care.
RedRover
The Pet Fund
Paws 4 A Cure
For The Love of Alex
Brown Dog Foundation
If you’re struggling to provide food or supplies, these programs can help connect you to support near you.
Pets of the Homeless
Pet Help Finder
Feeding Pets of the Homeless Food Locator
Many organizations help you find affordable veterinary care, spay/neuter services, and clinics nationwide.
Pet Help Finder (Vet Search)
ASPCA Resource Finder
Humane Society Vet Assistance
If you’re at risk of losing your pet due to housing or crisis, there are organizations that may help keep you together.
Safe Havens Mapping Project
RedRover Safe Escape
Domestic Violence Pet Safety Resources
Dogs are a lifetime commitment.
Hard times happen—but giving up should never be the first option.
If you’re struggling, there are resources.
If you’re rehoming, do it responsibly.
Your dog is depending on you to get this right.

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