Assistance & Resources

CRANFORD CARE A LOT ASSISTANCE /
GRANT APPLICATION

Cranford Care A Lot not only provides assistance by providing homes for abandoned / unwanted pets but also provides assistance to those that provide their pet a caring, loving, home but that may be in need of emergency assistance. We provide assistance with Food, Supplies, Medical, and Housing. Please be aware that applications are reviewed and granted as funds allowed. Assistance may be in the form of funds (paid directly to the company or provider) or in the form of supplies (food, supplies, etc). Assistance is not paid directly to the individual. Please note that by submitting the application, you are constituting that everything you state is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge and that any falsehood can be taken as an intentional misstatement and legally punishable

Swimming Pools Pose a Danger to Pets and Wildlife! - Four Paws

Pool owners must consider the safety of animals as well as humans. Animals are in danger of drowning when there is no possibility to get out of the pool with its slippery walls. These animals might be the owner’s own pets, but also neighbours’ pets coming into the garden, and wild animals. Animals are likely to come for a refreshing bath or a nip of cool water and accidentally fall into..

US States with the Most Stray Dogs & Why - The Woof

These populations of abandoned or homeless dogs are often the result of a combination of factors like overpopulation, lack of resources, and economic hardship.

Keep Your Pets Safe During Extreme Heat - four-paws.org

Beat the heat: Keeping your pet comfortable Hydration is key: Provide plenty of fresh, cool water. Consider ice cubes as a fun treat. Adjust exercise routine: Schedule walks and playtime for early mornings or evenings. Choose shady areas over hot pavement. Avoid walks after baths/swims. Indoor comfort: Keep pets indoors during peak heat hours, especially with air conditioning or fans. Provide …

Finding an Abandoned or Lost Pet - Four Paws

In most cases, it will be obvious when a pet is dead. Some hours after death, the so-called rigor mortis sets in, which is an easily recognisable and reliable indication of death; the deceased animal becomes stiff and immobile. Rigor mortis, however, dissipates about 24 to 48 hours after death. However, immediately after an accident or traumatic incident, it might not be so obvious. In these …

Financial Aspects of Pet Ownership - Four Paws

You need to consider two aspects: one the initial cost, which might include adoption fee or price of the dog, a dog bed and toys, leash, and collar, micro-chip among other things you need for you dog. Secondly the ongoing ‘running’ costs, such as annual vet checks, vaccinations, treatment to prevent parasites, food, pet treats, training sessions, grooming, pet insurance, and so on. Some of …

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