Services & Programs
Community Pet Food Bank - DISCONTINUED DUE TO LACK OF
FUNDS

Our Community Pet Food Pantry is the flagship program of our mission to keep pets in their loving
homes. We understand that everyone gets down on their luck and needs a helping hand. We also feel
that this should not mean sacrificing a member of your family! We offer pet food and supply
assistance to families in need who reside in Nashville / Davidson County.
Since all pet food in our pantry is donated, supplies are limited and on a first come, first served
basis. We cannot guarantee any specific brands or types of food. If your pet(s) have any special
needs (ie. food allergies, senior, illnesses, etc.) please be sure to mention this in your request
for assistance and we will do our best to accomodate, but can make no guarantees. If you are a
resident of Davidson County, TN and need pet food assistance, please
contact
us.
If you'd like to help us restart our Community Pet Food Bank through donation or sponsorship,
please contact us.
Other Resources
This list was last updated and verified on February 25, 2025
Pet Food Pantries
Vet Bill Assistance Programs
Low Cost Vet Care / Spay & Neuter Clinics
Lower Cost Emergency Vet Clinics
When it comes to caring for your pet, every dollar matters. We know that major emergency clinics
like
Nashville Veterinary
Specialists and
BluePearl
Pet Hospitals (locations in
Nashville and
Franklin) provide excellent care—but their prices can be prohibitive during
tough financial times. The list below highlights more affordable emergency vet clinics available in
our area, offering compassionate care without the high cost. However, please remember that if your
pet is in need of immediate medical attention, it’s essential to take them to the nearest available
clinic, regardless of expense. Your pet’s health is the most important priority, and this guide is
here to help you plan for non-life-threatening situations when time permits careful financial
decisions.
Help for the Whole Family
When you're facing financial challenges, remember that help is available for the whole family. In addition to affordable pet care options, there are local food banks, bill assistance programs, and financial or credit counseling organizations designed to ease your burden. These resources can provide vital support—ensuring you have access to nutritious food, assistance with essential bills, and expert advice to help manage your finances during tough times.
Local Food Pantries and Blessing Boxes
We understand that times can be challenging. If pet food assistance isn't available, please consider
exploring food programs for your family. This extra support may help ease your grocery expenses,
allowing you to continue providing the care and nutrition your pet deserves.
Bill Assistance
Free Financial Resources
Managing finances can be a complex and personal journey. If you feel it might be helpful, please
consider exploring supportive services such as credit counseling, financial coaching, or budget
analysis programs. These resources are designed to offer guidance and empower you to navigate your
financial journey while honoring your dignity and personal goals. We've put together a list of these
types of free services below.