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**MyLeva** · 07-09-2012, 10:34 PM

The Paws & Claws Fund is running out!

Vote for PAWS in the Chase Community Giving contest to win $20,000, $50,000, or more to replenish the Paws & Claws Fund for Low-Income Pet Owners. We'll use prize funds to provide free basic veterinary care and spay/neuter surgery to low-income pet owners who cannot otherwise afford or access it.
Facebook users, vote here.

Chase customers, vote here.

Our ability to help the most vulnerable pets is hanging in the balance. The Fund is currently depleted, forcing us to turn away pet owners who need our services but cannot pay. By providing badly needed free care, we're protecting at-risk pets from producing unwanted litters or losing their homes due to treatable health issues. The Paws & Claws Fund is 100% donor-funded and can only continue with the support of the community.

07-09-2012, 10:34 PM	#1
MyLeva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	Help low-income pet owners get vet care - Please Vote The Paws & Claws Fund is running out! Vote for PAWS in the Chase Community Giving contest to win $20,000, $50,000, or more to replenish the Paws & Claws Fund for Low-Income Pet Owners. We'll use prize funds to provide free basic veterinary care and spay/neuter surgery to low-income pet owners who cannot otherwise afford or access it. Facebook users, vote here. Chase customers, vote here. Our ability to help the most vulnerable pets is hanging in the balance. The Fund is currently depleted, forcing us to turn away pet owners who need our services but cannot pay. By providing badly needed free care, we're protecting at-risk pets from producing unwanted litters or losing their homes due to treatable health issues. The Paws & Claws Fund is 100% donor-funded and can only continue with the support of the community.
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