Rescue isn't just about rehoming dogs. Sometimes it's about keeping dogs in good homes who just need a little help. Below are a list of resources known to us that may be able to help you.

Please keep in mind that we are not associated with any of the below organizations.

​Furthermore, each organization is independent and has their own set of rules and guidelines. Therefore you will have to investigate each one separately to determine if you qualify for assistance:

NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

• The Big Hearts Fund: financial assistance for the diagnosis and treatment of canine and feline heart disease
• Brown Dog Foundation: prescription medications
• Canine Cancer AwarenessGod's Creatures Ministry Veterinary Charity
• IMOM
• Joshua Louis Animal Cancer Foundation: Under the JLACF's bylaws as approved by the IRS, grants can only be provided for pets under the care of a board-certified veterinary oncologist.
• Magic Bullet Fund: cancer-specific
• The Mosby Fund
• The Onyx & Breezy Foundation
• Paws 4 A Cure
• The Pet Fund
• Pets of the Homeless: pet food and veterinary care assistance for homeless
• The Riedel & Cody Fund: support for pets suffering with cancer
• RedRover Relief
• Rose's Fund
• Shakespeare Animal Fund
• Top Dog Foundation "Bentley Grant": for senior dogs (age 10 and over; breed taken into consideration when determining what is "senior")

INDIANA:
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• Best Buddies Pet Pantry: Porter, Lake and LaPorte Counties (pet food, low-cost vaccination and low-cost spay/neuter referrals)
• Brown County Humane Society: Nashville (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
  
• City of Bloomington Animal Shelter: Bloomington (pet food)
  
• FACE Low-Cost Spay/neuter Clinic: Indianapolis (spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip assistance)
  
• F.I.D.O.: Indianapolis (pet food pantry, help for chained dogs)
  
• Hamilton County Low Cost Clinic: Noblesville (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
  
• Humane Society Calumet Area: Statewide (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Humane Society of Northwest Indiana: Gary (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• The Kibble Kitchen Pet Pantry Servicing Porter and Lake Counties: Porter and Lake Counties (pet food pantry, spay/neuter referral, Fur Angel Fund euthanasia referral service)
  
• Kokomo Humane Society: Kokomo (pet food bank)
  
• The Monroe County Humane Association: Bloomington (spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care, discount vaccinations and microchips)
  
• The Neuter Scooter: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance for cats)
  
• Partners for Animal Welfare Society, Inc.: Greenfield (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Spay Neuter Indiana Pets, Inc.: Greenwood (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Spay Neuter Indiana Pets, Inc.: Multiple Locations (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• St. Joseph County Spay/Neuter Assistance Program: Notre Dame (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)​
  
• Vanderburgh Humane Society: Evansville (pet food)

ILLINOIS:

• ​Anderson Animal Shelter: South Elgin (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
• Animal Care League: Oak Park (assistance for veterinary care including vaccinations, microchipping and spay/neuter)
  
• Animal Protective League: Springfield (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• The Animal Welfare League: Chicago Ridge (pet food, spay/neuter assistance, assistance for necessary veterinary medical care)
  
• The Anti-Cruelty Society: Chicago (assistance with veterinary care including spay/neuter)
  
• Best Buddies Pet Pantry: Cook County (pet food, low-cost vaccinations and low-cost spay/neuter referrals)
  
• Blessed Bonds: Palos Park (temporary foster program)
  
• Brown Dog Foundation: statewide (veterinary care assistance and prescription medications)
  
• Catsnap: Champaign County (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• DuPage County Animal Care and Control: Wheaton (spay/neuter and microchipping assistance)
  
• Humane Society of Central Illinois: Normal (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Humane Society of Southern Illinois: Carbondale (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• National Animal Welfare Society: Mokina (assistance for general veterinary care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter)
  
• PAWS Chicago: Chicago (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Pets Are Like Family: Chicago (pet food pantry, spay/neuter assistance, vaccines, microchips, pet care workshops)
  
• Pet assistance hotline: 312-725-3315
  
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center: Milan (assistance for general veterinary care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter)
  
• The Quincy Humane Society: Quincy (spay/neuter and vaccination assistance)
  
• South Suburban Humane Society: Glenwood, Chicago Heights (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Spay Illinois: Homer Glen (low-cost spay/neuter services)
  
• Tree House Humane Society: Chicago (pet food, spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Winnebago County Animal Services: Rockford (spay/neuter assistance)

KENTUCKY:

• ​Anderson Humane Society: Lawrenceburg (spay/neuter assistance)
• Animal Refuge Center: Vine Grove (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society: Bowling Green (spay/neuter, vaccination and microchip assistance)
  
• Friends of the Shelter: Middleboro (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Friends of the Shelter: Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Grant counties) (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Barren River Animal Welfare Association: Glasgow (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Holly's Place: Lawrenceburg (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Hope for Pets: Mt. Washington (pet food assistance, assistance with veterinary expenses for senior citizens with senior pets)
  
• Humane Society Animal League for Life: Richmond (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Humane Society of Oldham County: LaGrange (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Kentucky Humane Society: Louisville (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Mercer Humane Society: Harrodsburg (spay/neuter assistance)
  
• Scott County Humane Society: Georgetown (spay/neuter assistance)