Financial or Supply Assistance
In between jobs, had a few emergencies, or is life hitting you hard this season and your pet needs assistance? We strive to help pet owners keep their animals and if a few supplies or medical appointments is what it will take until you can get back on your feet, we will do our best to help. Please complete the form below to the best of your knowledge and we will help as soon as possible. *Our decisions sometimes will be based on whether we have the funding or supplies on hand to help. Please give us a few days to respond and assess how much we can provide.
Local Resources for Lansing, MI
Need Food or Supplies?
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Ingham County Animal Shelter has an Outreach facility that will supply food, kitty litter, and other supplies. Visit this link for more information: Outreach Center
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Pet Food Bank of Capital Area Humane Society. They will supply up to 6 months' worth of supplies if approved. Visit the website for more information: Capital Area Humane Society Assistance
Found a Dog or Cat?
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Make a "Dog/Cat Found Report" with the local animal shelter. Ingham County has a form to complete: Lost Pet report
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Scan the animal for a microchip by your local veterinarian or the animal shelter. This can really open up clues on where the animal belongs.
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Share the animal's information on the Facebook group "For the Love of Louie" - Michigan Lost Pet Lookers. Along with any other local community pages.
Spay/Neuter Programs
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Capital Area Humane Society is able to provide low-cost spay & neuter surgery services for the Lansing community. Please visit their website for more information: CAHS Spay/Neuter program
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Ingham County Animal Shelter has Spay & Neuter vouchers available for purchase at the following address: 600 Buhl Street, Mason MI 48854
Community Cats
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Do you have community cats living near your home that need to be spayed/neutered? Please review the Capital Area Human Society's Community Cat Program. They provide a ton of good resources and offer free veterinary care to reduce the cat population. Click here: Community Cat Program Program
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Need to relocate feral cats? Visit this Facebook group for more information and leads: Michigan Barn/Working Cat Program (CCU)