Grant program for pet parents who need assistance with non-urgent, non-basic vet care such as cancer treatment, chronic diseases, eye treatments, etc. Wait list for assistance.

This program is designed to help with the treatment of emergency and specialty medical conditions where the dog or cat would otherwise suffer, be euthanized, or relinquished without proper veterinary care.

The Mosby Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes to assist in the care for critically sick, injured, abused and neglected dogs through financial support and public education. Dog must be altered.

Financial assistance for non-routine vet care for all illnesses & injuries. Pet parents must provide proof of hardship.

Offers financial assistance for urgent or critical veterinary care, surgeries, therapies or mobility solutions that are too costly for pet parents.

Provides emergency funding for life-saving veterinary care of low-income families.

HOPE fund by helps income qualified pet parents during veterinary emergencies at VCA, BluePearl and Banfield hospitals. Contact your the Practice Manager at your local VCA, BluePearl, or Banfield. 

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Assists families with financial limitations to pay for vet expenses necessary to save a pet’s life. Aid is intended as a supplement to resources. Applicants must be prepared to show financial need.

Provides financial assistance, resources, and emotional support for owners struggling when pets are in life-threatening situations. Average grant is around $250, and is intended to fill a gap in funding keeping a pet from care.

Helps animals get appropriate medical care. They offer vet bill assistance for both emergency and non-emergency situations, as well as life essentials, moving costs, etc. 

Providing grants for vet care. Recipients must make under $20,000 for individuals or $40,000 for families. 

Assistance with securing and paying for affordable veterinary treatment as well as guidance for affordable options. 

Nonprofit organization dedicated to helping sick and injured dogs by funding urgent medical care and aiding with veterinary bills for serious conditions. Can apply for assistance up to 30 days after.

Help animals who need immediate veterinary care to survive. The typical grant is $100 to $200.

Offering help to pets of individuals where medical hardship is present and helping pets of veterans suffering from PTSD.

Provides the necessary financial assistance for emergency medical treatment in efforts to prevent financially driven euthanasia. Typical grants are $300-400.

Helps families pay for the medical, surgical and emergency care for their beloved poodles.