Hopalong Animal Rescue

o Hopalong’s Pet Survivor Coverage Program
Established by Hopalong in 2001, the Pet Survivor Program (PSP), formerly known as HARPS, is a formal arrangement between Hopalong and pet owners. The plan becomes effective when a pet’s owner passes away or becomes incapacitated. In such an event, we will step in based on their planned bequest, and make sure that their furry family members are cared for and placed in loving homes. We then become the pet’s guardian and advocate.
Many animals end up in shelters and are needlessly euthanized because their owners didn’t plan for their care after they are unable to provide it. The goals of the PSP program are two-fold: to ensure that your beloved pet never ends up in a shelter, and to give peace of mind to participants at a time when they are coping with difficult life decisions. We are able to help what are often senior or special-needs animals using the resources provided by PSP participants, coupled with the great network of foster homes and adopters who recognize the wonderful attributes of senior animals.

Each year, thousands of unwanted kittens and puppies end up in shelters because people cannot afford to spay or neuter their pets.
Hopalong Animal Rescue offers pet owners with financial need the opportunity to have their pet spayed or neutered for free or at low cost, depending on their household income.
Our cost to spay or neuter is cats $60*, Dogs $100*. Low-income pet owners pay a portion of those costs depending on their household income.
*additional costs may be incurred if your pet is in heat or exceeds 75lbs.