What We Do:

We are a registered Colorado non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to help care for pets of the homeless and indigent community and those who are economically disadvantaged in the Denver metro area. We do this by providing free pet exams, vaccines, dental evaluations, nail trims, minor illness consultations and medications if possible, dog and cat food, treats, pet beds, leashes, collars, etc. We are funded solely on donations (monetary and items) and are strictly a volunteer organization. All monetary donations go toward purchasing supplies for our clinics and all item donations go directly to the people and their pets!

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What We Do:

We are a registered Colorado non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission it is to help care for pets of the homeless and indigent community in the Denver metro area. We do this by providing free pet exams, vaccines, minor illness consultations and medications, dog and cat food, treats, pet beds, leashes, collars, etc. We do not charge our clients for any services or pet supplies. We are funded solely on donations (monetary and items listed above) and are strictly a volunteer organization. All monetary donations go toward purchasing supplies for our clinics and all item donations go directly to

our clients and their pets.

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For Pets of the Homeless/Indigent Community:

Pet health exams

Minor medical illness treatment

Vaccines

Rabies certificates and Rabies tags

Heartworm testing

Heartworm medication

Vaccine records

Nail trims

Dog and cat toys

Dog and cat food

Leashes and collars

Pet jackets, sweaters and coats

Pet beds and carriers

Vouchers for free spays and neuters

Matted hair shaving, as medically necessary

Our clinics will be at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on the first Thursday of every month from

9 am-12 noon, registration

starts at 8 am. Space is limited.

*St. Barnabas Episcopal Church

*1280 Vine St.

*Denver, CO 80204

Two blocks down from Colfax on Vine St.

There is street parking only and watch for street sweeping signs!

2023 Dates:

July 6th

August 3rd

September 7th

October 5th

November 2nd

We will be providing veterinary services for those experiencing homelessness and for those who are considered indigent and who income-qualify (please bring proof of need or government assistance, if available). The list of qualifications is below.

We do not charge for our services, but ask that each pet owner pay what they are able---we are strictly a volunteer organization that relies only on donations, so this will help us continue to provide services to those in need on a regular basis. However, no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

*The number of pets we can see is always dependent on the number of volunteers we have each month---so each month we will have to limit the number of pets we can see--please come early to secure your spot!

Just need help with PET FOOD?

Please contact the

Colorado Pet Pantry:

303-818-0618

eileen@coloradopetpantry.org

https://www.coloradopetpantry.org/

OTHER EVENTS::

Every year we participate in Project Homeless Connect, a large event helping Denver's homeless with obtaining all kinds of services they need such as housing, clothing, medical care, dental care, IDs, legal help, resumes and jobs, etc.---and we provide free veterinary care and pet supplies for them! Keep an eye out each fall to volunteer for this wonderful event---it is very meaningful for us and for our special clients!

We do not charge for any of our services, although we do accept donations as you are able.

We provide all of the services listed above, however, we are currently unable to provide heartworm testing, heartworm medication, microchipping, labwork, surgeries or dental cleanings. Additionally, we are unable to provide veterinary care outside of our regularly scheduled free clinics.

If your pet needs assistance at times other than the first Thursday of the month, visit our Resource page for local low-cost veterinary clinics and hospitals that can provide these additional services.

QUALIFICATIONS TO USE OUR SERVICES:

If your pet is over the age of 6 months, he or she must be SPAYED OR NEUTERED to use the services of Peace, Love & Paws (exceptions include advanced age or severe illness---this will be determined by our veterinarian). If your pet is not spayed or neutered, we will see your pet once, determine if your pet is an exception to this rule, then if not, you will need to have your pet spayed or neutered in order to be seen again. We do not provide services to breeding dogs and cats. We can provide free spay/neuter vouchers for those who need it and qualify (see below). You will be asked to provide proof of need once per year.

You must PROVIDE PROOF OF NEED to use our services by bringing one of the following:

Quest or EBT card
Income-tax return form (showing income of no more than $30,000 gross per year)
Unemployment check stub (with current date)
Medicaid card
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) ID or letter
FDPIR
WIC
Or you must be currently experiencing homelessness

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