Emergency Fund
Below are general guidelines and the process to submit an application for emergency funds.
Every request will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Assistance is limited to $150 per application and $300 annual per owner. Valley Animal Partners’ Emergency Fund reserves the right to either grant or deny a funding assistance request without further explanation. In addition, final funding decisions will be based on resources available. Payment will be paid directly to the veterinarian.
Qualifications
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The owner must live in the Snoqualmie Valley and be over 65 and on financial assistance or
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The owner must live in the Snoqualmie Valley and be disabled, over 55, and on financial assistance or
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The owner must live in th e Snoqualmie Valley and is a United States Military Veteran.
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The owner has exhausted their own resources
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The cat or dog must have a treatable condition that requires medication
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The veterinarian's prognosis (in the veterinarian's best professional judgment) indicates that euthanizing the cat or dog is required to avoid further suffering.
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The owner consents to allow Valley Animal Partners to use any pictures and descriptions of medical care for the purposes of promotion and fund raising.
The following will not be funded:
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Medical care for pets with a poor prognosis or already deceased.
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Medical bills already covered by other resources.
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Cancer diagnosis or treatments.
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Maintenance medicines.
To request assistance:
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Problem has been identified by a veterinarian.
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Applicant must complete and sign the Application for assistance.
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The veterinarian must complete and sign the ‘Pet Information’ section of the application.
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The veterinarian must sign the ‘Acknowledgement’ section of the application.
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Email the completed application to Valley Animal Partners (VAP) at:
ValleyAnimalPartners@gmail.com
or print and mail to:
VAP Emergency Fund for Snoqualmie Valley Cats and Dogs
303 Sydney Ave N,
North Bend, WA 98045
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