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 on financial assistance, a military veteran, or income qualified.
If you don’t receive program benefits but fall under the income requirements below, you are eligible for our income-qualified spay/neuter and emergency fund services. Proof of income is not required, although clients will be required to self attest after appointment approval.
Household Size/Income
One person/$64,900
Two person/$74,150
Three person/$83,400
Four person/$92,650
Five person/$100,100
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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; or:
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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 fundraising.
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 Applicant must complete and sign the “Pet Information” section of the application.
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DOWNLOAD APPLICATION
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
