Health Enrichment for Low-income Pets

Health Enrichment for Low-income Pets H.E.L.P was established to help feed the pets of low income, unhoused and families in transit. Our mission is to H.E.L.P.

you keep your pet healthy and happy in their forever home. H.E.L.P will supply a 7-14 day supply of food to help you get through your hard time. If funding is available, we may be able to help assist with spay and neuters (through WAG.). We also provide assistance with feral colonies. We respect your everyone's unique situation and right to privacy and will never post your request or story on soci

al media unless given specific permission. If you choose to post your story on our page with what H.E.L.P. we provided that is wonderful so others can see the scope of what we are trying to achieve ! If you have any questions regarding available resources or any other service we provide, feel free to ask on this page or message us privately. You can also email us at [email protected]

As always, we are happy to H.E.L.P.

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02/28/2025

Looking for kidney wet cat food at a lower cost than retail.

02/27/2025

Every year, about 100,000 dogs die because they ride in the back of trucks. And that’s just the number of dogs that die—even more get badly hurt.

Truck beds don’t protect dogs from the weather. On hot days, the metal floor can get so hot it burns their paws or skin. If a dog is left in the sun without water or shade, it can get heatstroke very quickly.

Even though dogs might look happy with the wind in their faces, dirt, dust, and other stuff in the air can hurt their eyes, ears, and lungs.

Never tie your dog to the truck bed. If the dog falls or jumps out, it could get strangled by the leash. This can happen in an accident or even if the dog just tries to jump out.

If your dog has to ride in the back of a truck, put it in a crate. Make sure the crate is tied down tightly so it can’t move around or fall out. This will help protect your dog from the wind and weather.

Keep your pets safe!

Here are some helpful resources for dogs and cats.
02/21/2025

Here are some helpful resources for dogs and cats.

02/21/2025

WE HAVE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE AS SOON AS THIS WEEK!

Don't forget we are now offering 10% off all spay/neuter services to Veterans and Seniors! (65+) Must have proof of ID for discounts

We are located at: 1440 S A St Springfield OR 97477

We appreciate all the support from our amazing community members and look forward to continuing and growing with doing much more with more space!

ALSO Don't forget We are also offering $100 TnR stand by now Monday-Wednesday!

We have yet to turn one away!

Let's get these animals fixed!

Book an appointment through the link below for Wellness and spay neuters.

https://clinichq.com/online/844f8701-53ae-4dfe-a4d9-b1e456ffa84f

your appointment will not be approved until you pay our required $100 deposit to hold your spot.

Deposit can be paid here:
https://square.link/u/8DjOIhxM

Spay Neuter Pricing:
Cat Spay (Female): $165
Cat Neuter (Male): $150
Dog Spay/Neuter Under 50 lbs: $250
Dog Spay/Neuter 50-89 lbs: $365
Dog Spay/Neuter 90-99 lbs: $475
Dog Spay/Neuter 100-119 lbs: $600
Dog Spay/Neuter 120+ lbs: $800
Brachycephalic Breed (Smooshed faced animals): $85 (Includes Cerenia)

Address

Springfield, OR

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 10pm
Tuesday 10am - 10pm
Wednesday 10am - 10pm
Thursday 10am - 10pm
Friday 10am - 10pm
Saturday 10am - 10pm
Sunday 10am - 10pm

Telephone

5413216544

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RVSutton's annual holiday donation drive for Health Enrichment is underway. If you're seeking a convenient drop-off point, RV Sutton is accepting donations. As a token of appreciation, donors receive 10% off in their parts department.

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