Yes! Safe Housing grant funds can be used to pay for the office visits and vaccinations needed to safely house animals. You may also include additional […]

RedRover will consider assisting with funds for pet deposits if they are included in your program budget. Funding priority will be given to program costs directly […]

RedRover will consider assisting with some funds for travel related to client’s pets, such as getting the pets to safety, transport to the vet, etc. Funding […]

Finding housing that allows pets can be difficult. We suggest researching pet-friendly apartments/rental agencies as soon as possible. In some states, victim compensation funds can be […]

“Emotional Support Animals (ESA) and Service Animals are covered under the Fair Housing Act, so they should pose no barrier to finding housing. Your client must […]

Consulting with your partner organization, as well as an attorney, can help you identify any possible legal issues with your program. Much like cases where animals […]

Safe Housing programs at domestic violence organizations will need to consult with their insurance providers to see if their current plan covers pets or if additional […]

Over 70% of pet owning women entering shelters reported that their abuser had injured, killed or threatened family pets, and nearly 50% have delayed leaving an […]

No. Being able to accept pets, even in a limited capacity, is a great step toward helping more people reach safety. You may be able to […]

Pet allergies are often the first concern when thinking about starting a pet program in a domestic violence organization. Thankfully, there are many ways to deal […]

When designing your pet program there are many things to consider, and many ways to make a “pet plan” that works for your community. Regardless of […]