Support Options Solutions for Keeping Animals Out of Shelters
The number of animals who are surrendered to shelters by loving and responsible owners who are in crisis is a community challenge. Shelter space ideally should be saved for homeless pets who truly have no other options. NKPC provides support for local families with temporary, short term, low cost services that will keep a pet in their own loving home. In addition, NKPC provides support for community cat caregivers seeking veterinary assistance. NKPC also maintains the S.O.S. Online Resource Directory, a current list of low cost or free resources for pet owners in Pima County.
SOS RESOURCE DIRECTORY
And GOOD NEWS in '22! NKPC received a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization to support senior dogs and their owners when unexpected veterinary needs arise.
savethesaveable.com is bringing attention to some of the most vulnerable animals at our local shelters and rescue organizations.
Our online resource directory, Support Options Solutions (S.O.S.) to Keep Pets Out of Shelters, includes a listing of verified pet-friendly apartments in Tucson and Pima County. Details include the max number of pets, breed restrictions, and amount of pet deposit. Search the pet-friendly apartments below, or click here to browse all listings.
NKPC Microchip Events
Free Microchip Drive Thru Event
June 18, 2022 9am to 11am
Town of Marana Community Center
13250 N. Lon Adams
No limit, No Appointment, Dogs and Cats
Drive up, stay in car, complete paperwork
Wait your turn
Pima County Pet Owner Only
Corporate Sponsors: jujocreative, A Tucson Tail, Prototypes, Postnet #119, Beading Divas, The Allstate Foundation, Second Acts Animal Rescue, The Animal House, St Mark's Presbyterian Church, The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Network for Good
Thank you to the employees and their organizations who provided employer matching donations: Microsoft, Conoco Phillips, Davis Selected Advisors, Bank of America, Aetna Foundation, Sanofi, Adobe Systems, Inc., Ventana Medical Systems, Inc., Apple, Inc., Intuit, Hewlett Packard
Special thanks to Bonnie Kay Charitable Fund at Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
