Pet Help in the Flagstaff Area

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In Flagstaff and need help now? For an emergency, go to one of the emergency vets below and tell them if cost is a barrier. To lower costs, start with the spay/neuter programs and low-cost clinics. For food, see the pet food programs. For a bill you can’t cover, get a free funding plan.

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Emergency and urgent care

• Canyon Pet Hospital - Emergency & Critical Care (Flagstaff)
  1054 East Old Canyon Court, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 · (928) 774-5197
  Flagstaff veterinary hospital that is also an emergency and critical care center, with emergency care available seven days a week, plus urgent care. Offers payment plans through Cherry.
• Naz Pet Emergency - Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center of Northern Arizona (Flagstaff)
  1110 E. Rt. 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 · (928) 779-5522
  Emergency and specialty veterinary hospital in Flagstaff open overnight Friday through Monday morning, serving Flagstaff, Sedona, West Sedona, Kachina Village, Mountainaire and Parks.

Spay, neuter and vouchers

• High Country Humane - Low-Cost Spay & Neuter
  11665 N Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 853-8864
  Low-cost spay and neuter surgery for dogs and cats at the High Country Humane Main Campus, with optional vaccines, microchips, flea/tick treatment and other add-ons. Nail trim and ear cleaning are included. Reduced pricing is available for people enrolled in qualifying government assistance programs.

Low-cost clinics and vaccines

• High Country Humane - Low-Cost Vaccination Clinic
  11665 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
  Monthly drive-up low-cost vaccine clinic for dogs and cats at the High Country Humane Main Campus. Rabies, FVRCP, feline leukemia, DAPP and Bordetella vaccines are offered, along with microchips with free registration and canine city/county licenses. Staff come to your vehicle with paperwork.

Veterinary hospitals and clinics

• High Country Humane - Wildfire and Disaster Evacuation Sheltering for Pets (Flagstaff)
  3501 E. Butler Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 526-0742
  When requested by Coconino County Emergency Management, temporary emergency sheltering for owned animals displaced by wildfires and other disasters. Small animals go to the Butler Campus, where staff provide daily care with overnight staff on site; large animals go to the Fort Tuthill stables, where owners provide care.

Pet food

• High Country Humane - Pet Food Bank
  11665 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 526-0742
  Free dog and cat food for qualifying low-income households in Flagstaff and Coconino County, given out first come, first served while donated supplies last. Households may pick up once a month: 10 lbs per dog and 5 lbs per cat, up to 5 dogs and 5 cats.

Keeping your pet, end-of-life care and pet loss

• High Country Humane (Flagstaff)
  11665 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 526-0742
  Animal shelter and adoption center in Flagstaff. It is contracted to take in stray pets from Flagstaff and Coconino County, and offers lost and found help, rehoming support, a pet food bank, low-cost vaccines, spay/neuter and euthanasia, and temporary emergency sheltering for owned animals during wildfires and other disasters when requested by Coconino County Emergency Management.
• High Country Humane - Low-Cost Euthanasia
  11665 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 853-8864
  Low-cost euthanasia for cats and dogs when financial concerns are a factor, with home burial, communal cremation or individual cremation aftercare options. Owners may stay in the room or say goodbye beforehand. Behavioral euthanasia requires a consultation first. At-home and emergency euthanasia are not offered.
• High Country Humane - Re-Homing Help and Owner Surrender (Flagstaff)
  11665 N. Highway 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 · (928) 526-0742
  Help for families who are struggling to keep a pet, including assistance with pet food, medical care or behavior guidance, plus re-homing tips and an appointment-based owner surrender process with a behavior evaluation. Dogs with behavior problems or a bite history are not accepted.

Paying for a bigger bill

Apply to more than one assistance program at a time. Ways to pay a vet bill in Arizona lists the programs that are open now, and a free funding plan puts them together for your pet, with a free fundraiser page if you want one.

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