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Pet Help in the Las Vegas Area

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In Las Vegas and need help now? For an emergency, go to a 24-hour hospital below and tell them if cost is a barrier. To lower costs, start with the spay/neuter programs and low-cost clinics. For a bill you can’t cover, get a free funding plan.

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Emergencies and 24-hour hospitals

  • VEG ER for Pets - Henderson 24 hours
    470 North Stephanie Street, Henderson, NV 89014 · (702) 529-4850
    24/7 emergency veterinary hospital offering emergency and urgent care, exotic pet care, surgery, diagnostics, ultrasound and x-rays, hospitalization and end-of-life care.
  • City of Las Vegas Animal Protection Services 24 hours
    City of Las Vegas · 702-229-6444
    City animal protection officers who respond to animal-related concerns, cruelty and neglect, barking complaints and injured coyotes, and help owners meet minimum standards of care. The city allows registered community cat caregivers under its TNR ordinance.
  • VEG ER for Pets - Las Vegas 24 hours
    800 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145 · (702) 790-8242
    24/7 emergency veterinary hospital offering emergency and urgent care, exotic pet care, surgery, diagnostics, ultrasound and x-rays, hospitalization and end-of-life care.

Spay, neuter and vouchers

  • Clark County Community Cats Program
    Unincorporated Las Vegas Valley: Enterprise, Lone Mountain, Lower Kyle Canyon, Paradise, Spring Valley, Summerlin South, Sunrise Manor, Whitney and Winchester · 702-955-5964
    Clark County's community cat ordinance allows trap-sterilize-return colonies in unincorporated Las Vegas Valley towns. The county points residents to The Animal Foundation's Community Cat program (deterrent advice and humane trap loans), Heaven Can Wait's community cat clinic, and C5 for TNR help.
  • Hearts Alive Village - Spay & Neuter Grants
    Las Vegas
    Grant-funded spay/neuter help at both Hearts Alive Village clinics: the Christine Hohman Spay & Neuter Fund for dogs, The Alexis Project for pit bull families, and the Mug-Z-Moo grant for dogs and cats of families in need.
  • Heaven Can Wait Animal Society - Community Cat Clinic and Trap Lending
    Las Vegas · 702-655-4800
    Weekday walk-in spay/neuter and vaccination clinic for community (feral) cats, first come, first served with daily intake limits posted on the Community Cat Calendar, plus a humane trap lending program with trapping instructions and kits. Sponsorship is available.

Low-cost clinics and vaccines

Help paying a vet bill

  • Hearts Alive Village - Medical Assistance (ASPCA Access to Care)
    Las Vegas · (702) 496-0705
    Financial support for veterinary care at Hearts Alive Village, funded in part by an ASPCA Access to Care grant, so treatment decisions are based on the animal's outcome rather than the family's finances. The Charlie Mike program also helps veterans with vet care, pet food, waived adoption fees and temporary boarding through VA case managers.
  • Nevada SPCA - Pet Medical Support
    Las Vegas area · (702) 819-6428
    Grant-funded Community Support Program offering one-time financial assistance toward veterinary treatment for families facing financial hardship, delivered through a network of partner clinics in the Las Vegas area. Nevada SPCA's own clinic does not treat public pets.
  • The Animal Foundation - KEPPT Pet Medical Assistance
    Las Vegas · (702) 955-5932
    Keeping Every Person and Pet Together (KEPPT) helps qualifying Las Vegas pet owners pay for minor, non-emergency vet bills (any species) with an estimate from an accredited vet; it does not cover major surgery, recurring treatment, late-stage cancer or specialists.

Pet food

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

  • Henderson Animal Protection Services
    City of Henderson · (702) 267-4970
    City of Henderson animal shelter and animal protection officers: lost and found pets, adoptions, pet licenses, cruelty and neglect investigations, a community cat TNVR program, and shelter diversion resources through the Nevada SPCA Community Support Program to help keep pets at home.
  • Clark County Animal Protection Services
    4701 W. Russell Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89118 · (702) 455-7710
    County animal protection agency for unincorporated Clark County that handles animal-related complaints, permits, microchip and rabies-control rules, and Title 10 animal ordinance enforcement. No animals are housed or accepted at this location.
  • Nevada SPCA (Las Vegas)
    5375 S Procyon St #108, Las Vegas, NV 89118 · (702) 819-6428
    No-kill animal shelter in the Las Vegas Valley offering adoptions, lost and found help, rehoming and owner surrender guidance, microchips and community support programs.
  • The Animal Foundation (Las Vegas)
    655 N Mojave Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89101 · 702-955-5932
    Las Vegas animal shelter on a single campus, with a Pet Support Hotline for lost or found pets at (702) 760-7387.
  • North Las Vegas Animal Protection Services
    City of North Las Vegas · (702) 633-9111
    Police division officers on duty seven days a week who rescue injured and sick animals, handle strays and dangerous animals at large, remove dead strays, and take lost pets to The Animal Foundation for reclaim. It does not shelter animals, accept owned animals or provide vet care; stray cats are referred to The Animal Foundation Community Cat Program.

Paying for a bigger bill

Ask any hospital about payment plans, CareCredit or Scratchpay, and apply to more than one assistance program. Ways to pay a vet bill in Nevada 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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