STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Pet owners know that our furry friends are part of the family.

But sometimes emergencies happen that people aren’t prepared for.

That’s where things like the Oktibbeha County Humane Society’s Second Chance Fund comes in.

It’s a community support fund that gives assistance for things like food and veterinary care.

The Humane Society’s Executive Director, Michele Anderson, said pet parents are ecstatic to be able to keep their animal.

“They’re extremely grateful that they don’t have to give up the animal that they love,” Anderson said. “That we’ve helped them find a solution to keep their animals healthy and safe and at home.”

Renee Westbrook, the owner and veterinarian of Self Creek Veterinary Clinic, said the fund can’t always help 100%.

But it can make a

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