CCN Application

THE PROCESS FOR ASSISTANCE

Fill out this Form and Submit it.
A CCN representative will notify you of approval and will discuss how to proceed with vet care.
Approved funds are sent directly to the vet.

GRANT EXPLANATION

CCN does not assist pet/owned cats. For low-cost assistance with a sick or injured pet cat, Pets In Need may be able to provide assistance (513-761-7387) or visit their website (pincincinnati.org).

CCN funding is ordinarily a maximum of $250.00, depending on current funding.

Funding is for community members not affiliated with a rescue organization. The funding paid for by CCN will be listed under CCN’s account through our partner vets. Care can be provided for various medical issues, including emergencies during hours.

You are NOT eligible for assistance if you are fostering this cat for another rescue organization, or are eligible for assistance with another rescue that you are associated with.

If the assistance of a 24-hour emergency hospital (MedVet, Grady, Care Center, etc.) is needed, the care must be under your account. CCN will reimburse directly to that hospital. Please know that your bill will exceed the amount that CCN can contribute. Some emergency hospitals have a community Good Samaritan fund to which you can inquire.

Name *

Phone Number *

E-mail *

Address *

Referred to CCN by *

Do you currently volunteer in any capacity for an animal welfare organization? *

If yes, what organization?

Cat's Name *

Spayed/neutered? *

Is it ear tipped? *

Cat's Description *

Was this cat rescued by any animal welfare organization? *

Are you fostering this cat for another organization? *

Is or was this cat a part of any organization’s TNR program?

If yes to any of the above, what organization?

Where does this cat live now? *

Where will the cat live after medical care is provided? *

How long have you been feeding this cat or colony? *

Please describe the injury or illness *

I am requesting assistance for a stray or feral cat. A stray or feral cat is a free-roaming, outdoor cat that has no owner. Your outdoor pet cat, or indoor/outdoor pet cat, does not qualify for this program. *
I will maintain responsibility for this cat and transport to and from the clinic (if necessary) unless other arrangements are made via CCN. *
I will not take this cat to an open admission, county shelter such as Cincinnati Animal Cares, or have it euthanized, once it receives treatment with CCN funds. Euthanasia must be recommended by the vet due to a terminal condition in which death is i *
I agree to not relocate this cat to another neighborhood unless a caretaker agrees to care for the cat and a careful relocation procedure is implemented. Relocation rips cats from their outdoor home where they have bonded and places them somewhere un *
If any signs of ownership (microchip, collar, etc), every effort will be made to find an owner. *
If necessary, I will provide a safe and warm place for this cat to recover (such as a kennel/cage in a garage, basement, bathroom, etc.). If you are unable to provide such accommodations, CCN may be able to assist for several weeks. Once the cat has *
I will not release this cat back outdoors, or adopt it, until it is spayed or neutered. *
I will not hold CCN or the vet liable for any health complications. *