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soco
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Does anyone know of any pet shelters that accepts donations of unused prescription drugs?

Like our dear friend Daft Punk/Alice, I had a Huskie with a seizure disorder. He passed away this past Saturday night. I have some phenobarbital left that I would like to help someone else who's pet is in need.

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I don't know about the laws there, but I know here they aren't allowed to take meds in that fashion, on the off chance that they were tampered with, or have gone beyond their expiry.

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I'm so sorry that your dog passed

Idk if donating to shelters for animals is different.... obviously you can't "really" share human drugs due to potential tampering/wrong rx, etc...
I would think potential tampering would be the shelter's biggest concern. If they know you personally, it may be less of a concern

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I'd keep 'em. Never know, might need them yourself.
Regards for the poochie' dear.

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I would ask the vet ...

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I did inquire at his vet. I was told that vets may not accept them for resale. They CAN be donated to a shelter that would only allow them to be used for pets in their care. Neither of the shelters I called around me need them. I am willing to mail them to a shelter that currently could use them.

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Phenobarbital? Send all unused drugs to Ralph's Lake House and home for wayward women. We are currently accepting monetary donations as well...

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DocteurRalph wrote:
Phenobarbital? Send all unused drugs to Ralph's Lake House and home for wayward women. We are currently accepting monetary donations as well...

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