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Provides low cost pet food pantry for a one month duration. Available for six consecutive months, after which there is a six month waiting period.

Assists clients in taking care of their pets, while maintaining independence. The program provides pet food and assists with the financial cost of vet visits.

Provides dry dog and cat food to Lorain County residents in need.

May have pet food available. If pet food is in stock, clients can get it as part of their food pantry order.

Offers pet food pantry assistance to those in need.

Provide free carry out meals daily at dining hall location to anyone in need.

Provides free fresh produce and pet food.

Provides emergency pet food, for cats and dogs. One to two days worth of food is provided for up to 2 cats and/or 2 dogs.

Provides food assistance for people who are having temporary financial difficulties caring for their dogs. Clients may visit once every 30 days.

Provides a drive-thru pet food, pet supplies, and litter giveaway to individuals in need of food for their companion animals. Items may vary based on availability.

Provides low cost spay/neuter, one time emergency surgery (restrictions apply,) low-cost flea treatment/preventative, counseling help with behavioral and medical needs and general care guidance, resource referrals to other programs, and supplemental dog/cat food.

Offers a variety of programming and classes available to the community including but not limited to: arts and crafts instruction, computer classes, babysitting instruction, dance classes, foreign language instruction, gardening classes, musical instrument training, financial planning, small business development, cooking classes, and dog obedience.

Provides general pet care guidelines for people who own or are thinking about having a pet. Offers information to increase public awareness of the measures people can take to ensure their own safety and that of their children when dealing with family dogs or strange dogs that are encountered outside the home environment.

Provides dry and canned dog and cat food to those in need. Pantry access is based on availability of donated food.

Provide free carry out meals daily at dining hall location to anyone in need.

Provides temporary assistance to residents of Medina County who need help feeding their pets. Each request for assistance is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

May have some pet food/supplies available on a limited basis. *Only one adult may shop for the family, no children are allowed in the shopping area *Clients may visit the pantry once a week

Provides a pantry of Purina dog, cat, puppy, and kitten food. Treats, wet food, and gently-used pet supplies provided when available.

Provides pet care and boarding for individuals with severe mental illness/substance use disorders in the event they need acute inpatient psychiatric or detox care that would leave them away from their home and pets for an extended period of time. ***This is not an emergency placement program for pets and placement of pet could take several days to coordinate. *Pet must be up to date on all shots and required vaccinations. If they are not, the animal will be vaccinated by the Humane Society and The Pet Project will cover the cost for required vaccinations. *Pet boarding is limited to five (5) days. Additional days may be determined on a caseby-case basis. *Transportation of animal to The Human Society must be arranged by the owner of the animal. *Animal must meet shelter intake guideline.

Provides monthly distributions of dog food, cat food, and cat litter to help those that need temporary assistance.

Distributes food, personal hygiene items, and pet food.