| We do not have any statistics on the number of animals who are euthanized each year due to some unforeseen illness or injury. However, it is tragic that an animal should have to die when the condition is treatable simply due to a lack of funds. We provide assistance with non-emergency veterinary care. This does not include vaccines or any other preventative care. We are not always able to raise the funds for the entire cost of the care but, we can help you find the resources. You must provide us with the information we require in a timely manner. You will need to devote time and effort to this process. Thank you for working with us to save your pet. Eligibility You must provide proof of income. We will require a copy of your tax return from the prior year. If you did not earn enough to file taxes, we will discuss proof of income via alternate documentation. In order to qualify for assistance without a co-pay, you must be at or below the poverty level as established by the federal government. Due to financial arrangements with our veterinarians, services may not necessarily be provided at the veterinarian of your choice. Our veterinarians are highly qualified and we do use specialists, as needed. If your income exceeds the proverty level... 1. You must apply for Care Credit. 2. If you do not receive enough credit to cover the cost of the care or, you are denied, you still eligible for assistance. If you received financing for part of the cost, that portion is your responsibility and must be paid to the veterinarian. If you were denied credit, you are responsible for that portion of the veterinary bill that we cannot cover, despite our best efforts. What we do 3. We make payments on your account to the veterinarian at the time services are rendered. We are never the responsible party. What you need to provide 1. A copy of last year's tax return. 2. Clear photos of your pet. 3. A letter from your veterinarian that states the diagnosis, prognosis and cost of treatment. The letter must state how soon the care must be provided and the consequences of not providing the care at that time. (this is required by foundations who assist us). Where do I send the documentation? 1. Email photos to: 2. Fax veterinary records to: (888) 541-9781 |
”| We are healthy today... Thanks to YOU! |
Buddy required extensive repair
to his leg. He was hit by a car. He
is fully recovered today.
to his leg. He was hit by a car. He
is fully recovered today.
Puddles was treated and cured of
Brochitis. He and his little buddy
are happy that he is well.
Brochitis. He and his little buddy
are happy that he is well.
Petunia has a deformity in her
esophagus. She had exploratory
surgery and corrective surgery will
take place next week.
esophagus. She had exploratory
surgery and corrective surgery will
take place next week.
Rose is a gentle mother of nine
puppies who have all found loving
homes. Rose was treated and
cured of heartworms.
puppies who have all found loving
homes. Rose was treated and
cured of heartworms.
Baloo echocardiogram revealed a
defect in a heart valve. There is
no safe, corrective surgery but,
the diagnosis will extend his life
with the help of medications.
defect in a heart valve. There is
no safe, corrective surgery but,
the diagnosis will extend his life
with the help of medications.
Koda received to hip surgeries
and is now very healthy and agile.
and is now very healthy and agile.
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