Phone Numbers Every Dog Owner Should Have Handy

In an emergency, when the internet is down, or if you simply need assistance with your dog from a real, live person, these phone numbers should be in the Rolodex of every dog.

If you’ve got a dog, this is one list you’ll want to print out and keep near the phone. In an emergency, when the internet is down, or if you simply need assistance with your dog from a real, live person, these phone numbers should be in the Rolodex of every dog owner.

Phone Numbers

Your Veterinarian

One of the most important numbers in every dog owner’s phone book will be that of your usual, trusted veterinarian. If that number isn’t already in your phone, add it now. In an emergency, during times of stress or panic, precious moments may be wasted trying to look up your vet’s phone number – as many veterinary offices have similar names.

National Animal Poison Control Center

1 888 426 4435. In an emergency every second counts. The National Animal Poison Control Center is a 24-hour manned emergency hotline sponsored in part by 36 different companies. While there is sometimes a charge for consultation, this call could save the life of your dog.

Emergency Disaster Information Line

1 800 227 4645 is Provided by the American Humane Association, this number provides support and relief information for dog owners living in areas affected by a Disasters which include Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Flooding, Fire And More. While not an official “hotline,” this number is manned by live persons able to direct dog owners in the event of a Natural Disaster Or an Emergency. In addition make sure you’ve got the numbers for your Nearest Emergency Veterinarian, and your local animal control services handy as well.

Spay/Neuter Helpline

1 800 248 SPAY Is for Irresponsible dog owners rather of results of breeding, in Abandonment issue and or Euthanization which  thousands of dogs are each year. SPAY USA is a national referral service, that helps connect Dog Parents with free or low cost spay and neuter services in your area. With partnerships at over 950 programs and clinics nationwide, they eliminate finances as an excuse for not spaying or neutering you Dog(s).

Pet Travel Hotline

1 800 545 USDA. If you plan on traveling by plane with your dog, a quick call to this number will ensure you are prepared for any bumps in the road where your dog is concerned. Run by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, this hotline provides travel resources, licensed pet transporter contact information, rules and regulations, and also assists those that believe their animal was treated inhumanely during travel.

Additional Resources:

Do you suspect your neighbors are abusing their dog?

Are you having issues with your landlord or tenants over a companion animal?

Do you want to report a veterinarian that you believe is operating unethically or illegally?

The Animal Legal Defense Fund offers an amazing list of additional resources for Dog Owners in need of help.

Find it here: http://aldf.org/resources/

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