notes: 11/25/08 LTel From the web site: At Brown Dog Foundation it is our mission to offer pet owners in temporary financial crisis an alternative to euthanasia when their pet faces a treatable life-threatening condition in order to restore the quality of life for pet and owner. Please note: Brown Dog Foundation is currently only offering life-saving treatment and life-sustaining medication assistance to families who live in the state of TN. August 15, 2008: Our National Fund is exhausted at this time. Families applying from states other than TN will not be approved until additional funds are raised. PROGRAMS WE OFFER -Families in Temporary Financial Crisis -Programs for Senior Citizens and Permanently Disabled Americans -Disaster Relief in Authorized Areas - No Authorized Areas at this time -> ALERT! Middle Tennessee has been declared a State of Emergency. Families directly affected by this disaster and whose family pet is injured as a result are encourage to apply for Disaster Relief Funds. The Program offers up to $300 to stabilize and/or treat your pet for injuries sustained as a result of the crisis. Families will be required to prove that they own the pet and that they were directly affected by the disaster. Apply online now! Donations are now being accepted to help families affected by this disaster. Please make a donation today and make a note that the funds are to be used for the TN Disaster. 100% of funds raised will be used for this disaster. -------- Veterinary Clinics who have provided triage on a family pet during a recognized disaster, can refer the pet owner to Brown Dog Foundation for a one-time Disaster Relief Grant of up to $300. The following items will be required to process the application: Proof of Ownership Proof the family was directly affected by the Disaster Itemized statement of charges **** To conserve cash resources, Brown Dog Foundation may offer to replace products, supplies and medications used in lieu of reimbursing cash. http://www.browndogfoundation.org/disaster%20relief%20-%20TN ------- SEE wishlist: http://www.browndogfoundation.org/wish-list ------------------------------- 11/25/08 LTel From the web site: At Brown Dog Foundation it is our mission to offer pet owners in temporary financial crisis an alternative to euthanasia when their pet faces a treatable life-threatening condition in order to restore the quality of life for pet and owner. Please note: Brown Dog Foundation is currently only offering life-saving treatment and life-sustaining medication assistance to families who live in the state of TN. August 15, 2008: Our National Fund is exhausted at this time. Families applying from states other than TN will not be approved until additional funds are raised. PROGRAMS WE OFFER -Families in Temporary Financial Crisis -Programs for Senior Citizens and Permanently Disabled Americans -Disaster Relief in Authorized Areas - No Authorized Areas at this time

areas_served: Currently only giving Grants to TN Residents (11/08) -> Currently only giving Grants to TN Residents (11/08) - Nationwide Funding starts 2009
eligibility: -> Resident of TN

parish: SEE NOTES -> Davidson
town: SEE NOTES -> Nashville
address: SEE NOTES -> 3715 Brighton Road
zip: 00000 -> 37205
latitude: -> 36.12616
longitude: -> -86.827813

state: CA -> TN
parish: San Diego -> SEE NOTES
notes: Many pet-owners in and around San Diego have been displaced from their homes and are now facing exorbitant vet bills due to a sick or injured family pet because of this crisis. Brown Dog Foundation, based in Nashville TN, has offered to assist families facing a pet-health crisis in addition to losing their homes and possessions during this crisis. The Foundation was established to assist families in temporary financial crisis secure life-saving treatment needed for their family pet(s). Those affected by the wildfires may qualify for assistance to save their pet's life. If you have lost your home in the fires, and need help getting veterinary care for your beloved family pet, please email details of your situation to: grants@browndogfoundation.org Brown Dog Foundation is also encouraging donations to help support these fire victims. Additional contributions will allow us to help more families and their pets during this crisis. All donations are tax-deductible per IRS tax code 501(c)3. Donations can be made online at: http://www.browndogfoundation.org Or by mail to: Brown Dog Foundation 3715 Brighton Road Nashville, TN 37205 In compliance with IRS regulations, a receipt will be issued for contributions in excess of $250. -> 11/25/08 LTel From the web site: At Brown Dog Foundation it is our mission to offer pet owners in temporary financial crisis an alternative to euthanasia when their pet faces a treatable life-threatening condition in order to restore the quality of life for pet and owner. Please note: Brown Dog Foundation is currently only offering life-saving treatment and life-sustaining medication assistance to families who live in the state of TN. August 15, 2008: Our National Fund is exhausted at this time. Families applying from states other than TN will not be approved until additional funds are raised. PROGRAMS WE OFFER -Families in Temporary Financial Crisis -Programs for Senior Citizens and Permanently Disabled Americans -Disaster Relief in Authorized Areas - No Authorized Areas at this time
region: Southern -> Statewide
areas_served: Southern California -> Currently only giving Grants to TN Residents (11/08)
eligibility: SoCal Residents Displaced by the 2007 Wildfires ->
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 11/25/08 LTel: Many pet-owners in and around San Diego have been displaced from their homes and are now facing exorbitant vet bills due to a sick or injured family pet because of this crisis. Brown Dog Foundation, based in Nashville TN, has offered to assist families facing a pet-health crisis in addition to losing their homes and possessions during this crisis. The Foundation was established to assist families in temporary financial crisis secure life-saving treatment needed for their family pet(s). Those affected by the wildfires may qualify for assistance to save their pet's life. If you have lost your home in the fires, and need help getting veterinary care for your beloved family pet, please email details of your situation to: grants@browndogfoundation.org Brown Dog Foundation is also encouraging donations to help support these fire victims. Additional contributions will allow us to help more families and their pets during this crisis. All donations are tax-deductible per IRS tax code 501(c)3. Donations can be made online at: http://www.browndogfoundation.org Or by mail to: Brown Dog Foundation 3715 Brighton Road Nashville, TN 37205 In compliance with IRS regulations, a receipt will be issued for contributions in excess of $250.
clients_must_bring: ->
fee_explanation: ->
temp_perm_explanation: ->
waiting_list_explanation: ->

organization: Animal Advocacy -> Non-Profit Animal Advocacy

name: Brown Dog Foundation -> Brown Dog Foundation (Pet Grants)

website: -> http://www.browndogfoundation.org/
eligibility: SoCal Residents affected by the 2007 Wildfires -> SoCal Residents Displaced by the 2007 Wildfires

areas_served: Sothern California -> Southern California
eligibility: SoCal Residents affected by the 2007 Wildfires -> SoCal Residents affected by the 2007 Wildfires

areas_served: -> Sothern California
eligibility: -> SoCal Residents affected by the 2007 Wildfires

notes: Many pet-owners in and around San Diego have been displaced from their homes and are now facing exorbitant vet bills due to a sick or injured family pet because of this crisis. Brown Dog Foundation, based in Nashville TN, has offered to assist families facing a pet-health crisis in addition to losing their homes and possessions during this crisis. The Foundation was established to assist families in temporary financial crisis secure life-saving treatment needed for their family pet(s). Those affected by the wildfires may qualify for assistance to save their pet's life. If you have lost your home in the fires, and need help getting veterinary care for your beloved family pet, please email details of your situation to: grants@browndogfoundation.org Brown Dog Foundation is also encouraging donations to help support these fire victims. Additional contributions will allow us to help more families and their pets during this crisis. All donations are tax-deductible per IRS tax code 501(c)3. Donations can be made online at: http://www.browndogfoundation.org Or by mail to: Brown Dog Foundation 3715 Brighton Road Nashville, TN 37205 In compliance with IRS regulations, a receipt will be issued for contributions in excess of $250. -> Many pet-owners in and around San Diego have been displaced from their homes and are now facing exorbitant vet bills due to a sick or injured family pet because of this crisis. Brown Dog Foundation, based in Nashville TN, has offered to assist families facing a pet-health crisis in addition to losing their homes and possessions during this crisis. The Foundation was established to assist families in temporary financial crisis secure life-saving treatment needed for their family pet(s). Those affected by the wildfires may qualify for assistance to save their pet's life. If you have lost your home in the fires, and need help getting veterinary care for your beloved family pet, please email details of your situation to: grants@browndogfoundation.org Brown Dog Foundation is also encouraging donations to help support these fire victims. Additional contributions will allow us to help more families and their pets during this crisis. All donations are tax-deductible per IRS tax code 501(c)3. Donations can be made online at: http://www.browndogfoundation.org Or by mail to: Brown Dog Foundation 3715 Brighton Road Nashville, TN 37205 In compliance with IRS regulations, a receipt will be issued for contributions in excess of $250.