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Get temporary care for your pet during a crisis

Greenhill's Crisis Care Program works with partners to house pets temporarily when owners face domestic violence or a disaster that leaves them without a home.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Call Hope and Safety AllianceFor domestic violence: they arrange confidential foster homes for pets of victims or families in crisis.
  2. Call the Red Cross after a disasterIf a flood or fire cost you your home, the Eugene Red Cross branch arranges temporary foster homes for pets.
The page also lists hospital stays and jail, but names no sign-up route for them.

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