Delta Dogs is a non-profit, community supported organization that believes that a person’s ability to provide love and compassion to their pets is not based on their net worth. Our mission is to provide routine, basic veterinary services for pets (annual vaccines, flea/heartworm meds, spay/neuter) owned by people who live below the poverty line. We DO NOT provide emergency services for pets at this time. Please note that we are expecting a large uptick in applications due to COVID-19 issues, and we will try our best to assist people.
Please review our program rules before you fill out an application:
- You must live within the city limits of Mobile. We currently don’t have funding to support other towns in Mobile or Baldwin County.
- You must agree to spay or neuter all of your pets. This is not negotiable, but we provide this as a free service.
- You must agree not to obtain (e.g. adopt, buy, take in, etc.) any more pets.
- All pets in your home must be part of the Delta Dogs Program.
- We do not support any animal breeding.
- You must be able to provide evidence of your financial status (from your application) at your first appointment.
- You are requesting routine care for your pet.
- Routine care is defined as annual wellness exam, vaccines, heartworm test, flea/heartworm prevention, fecal/intestinal parasite test, and spay/neuter surgery.
- At this time, the following are examples of things NOT covered by our program: emergencies, dentals and tooth extraction, grooming care, other types of surgery, follow-up care for surgeries done by other clinics, and care of cat colonies or TNR.
After you fill out an application, a Delta Dogs representative will contact when you are next in line for an appointment. We frequently have a waiting list due to high demand for care, so it could take several weeks to be contacted.
