The mission of RedRover is to bring animals out of crisis and strengthen the bond between people and animals through emergency sheltering, disaster relief services, financial assistance and education.

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Domestic Violence Safe Escape Grants-Grants pay for temporary boarding and/or veterinary care to enable a victim to remove pets to safety. For victim's safety, the application must be submitted by a shelter worker.

Website also has list of resources about domestic violence and pets.

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RedRover Relief-offers one-time grants to low- or no-income families, rescuers, and Good Samaritans facing emergency veterinary crises.

Help provided:
Emergency vet care

Animal type:
• Cat
• Dog
• Other

Client type:
• Low-income seniors
• Disabled
• Low income

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Red Rover Readers-This unique community-based literacy program is aligned with academic content standards and helps children explore the bond between people and animals through stories and discussion.

Program focus:
Reading program

Animal type:
• Small animal (cat, dog, etc)
• Large animal/farm animal (horse, cow, etc)
• Wildlife

Service type:
Financial assistance

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RedRover Responders shelters and cares for animals displaced by natural disasters and other crises. If you need sheltering assistance, please call RedRover at 800-440-3277.

Service type:
Disaster hotline

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RedRover Responders-The RedRover Responders volunteer corps are the backbone of our efforts to provide lifesaving care and sheltering. Our unique training program combines the ease of self-paced online training with a community-building workshop.

Educators trained in the innovative RedRover Readers curriculum read to students and lead discussions – helping children develop critical thinking skills and increase their level of empathy for people and animals.

Class type:
• Disaster response
• Humane education

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