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For medical emergencies and injuries, please get in touch with your local veterinarian. If that is not an option, kindly call (888) 426-4435 (ASPCA 24/7 Hotline) or 855-764-7661 (Pet Poison Hotline). They charge nominal fees for these services, but they are well worth it

For reports of abuse, please get in touch with your local police department and/or state department immediately. Remember, you have the power to make a difference. For your safety and the animal(s) in danger, please refrain from confronting violent offenders. Additionally, you can protect yourself by requesting that your identity be withheld. Civilian reports save lives. Most take under 3 minutes, and all can be made anonymously. In just 180 seconds, you can become a hero by reporting animal abuse

For assistance rehoming your cat, please get in touch with your local animal rescue groups and shelters for availability. If you wish to stay with your animal and are only considering rehoming it due to unforeseen personal circumstances, there are many resources to help! Depending on your situation, in your preferred browser, research appropriate prompts such as; “cat owner financial hardship program,” “military deployment cat assistance,” “domestic abuse shelter cat allowed,” “senior pet assistance,” “food pantry animal food cat litter,” etc

For assistance with a feral cat, feral colony, or Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) services, please get in touch with your local animal rescue group

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