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Resources for Assistance with Veterinary Care
Many of these sites also list additional financial resources.
Best Friends http://bestfriends.org/resources/financial-aid-pets A comprehensive list of resources that offer financial assistance for pet guardians who are struggling, as well as senior citizens, people with disabilities and people who are seriously ill.
Brown Dog http://www.browndogfoundation.org A 501c3 public charity that provides funding to families who find themselves with a sick pet that would likely respond to treatment, but due to an unforeseen circumstance, there is not enough money immediately available to make it happen.
Canine Cancer Awareness http://caninecancerawareness.org A nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting canine cancer. We help sponsor the veterinary costs of dogs diagnosed with cancer for those families in financial need who would not otherwise be able to afford treatment
Care Credit http://www.carecredit.com The Care Credit healthcare credit card can be used to help finance your pet’s veterinary needs.
Diabetic Cats in Need http://fdmb-cin.blogspot.com/ With this program, there is little up-front information required from the caregiver and there will be no administrative follow-up on the cat or caregiver. What the program does is provide one-time assistance with certain insulins and other supplies (including testing supplies if the caregiver desires) to low-income caregivers. It also provides guidance to feline diabetes educational information and sites on the Internet, hoping to get the caregivers on the road to "appropriate treatment" for their cats.
The Dog and Cat Cancer Fund http://www.dccfund.org/ The Dog and Cat Cancer fund is committed to making the ability to pay one less factor to consider for those in need. Your veterinarian will help you better understand the type of disease, prognosis and treatment options for your pet. We will then work directly with you and your veterinarian to help defray the cost of treatment for those owners who cannot afford a promising course of treatment.
Extend Credit http://www.extendcredit.com/veterinary A single-source provider of a full suite of integrated pet owner financing solutions.
Fairy Dog Parents: http://www.fairydogparents.org/
For the Love of Alex: http://www.fortheloveofalex.org A 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation dedicated to the care and rescue of domestic animals with a primary goal of funding life-saving medical care for animals in need.
Frankies Friends: http://www.frankiesfriends.org/#welcome We save pets’ lives by providing grants to help with the cost of life-saving or life-enhancing emergency or specialty care for pets whose families cannot afford the full cost of treatment. In addition to Frankie’s Friends’ support, qualifying families are responsible for a portion of the treatment costs for their pets. The veterinary hospitals at which the pets are treated also assist by giving discounts.
Gracies Mission: http://www.graciesmission.org/home.html
The Magic Bullet Fund: http://www.themagicbulletfund.org/ Provides financial assistance for people who have a dog with cancer but cannot afford treatment fees. There is a great deal of work to be done, and without the contributions of the amazing Volunteers (below), the fund would not be able to remain open.
The Mosby Foundation: http://www.themosbyfoundation.org/ The Mosby Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, to assist in the care of critically sick, injured, abused and neglected dogs through financial support and public education.
Paws for a Cure: http://www.paws4acure.org/ Provides financial assistance to qualified families thoughout the United Sates who cannot afford veterinary care for their beloved furry family members without our help
The Pet Fund: http://www.thepetfund.com/ Provides financial assistance to owners of domestic animals in the United States who need veterinary care.
Red Rover: https://redrover.org/program/redrover-relief The RedRover Relief program provides financial assistance, resources and emotional support to pet guardians struggling with economic hardship when pets are in need of urgent and emergency veterinary care, as well as support and resources to help victims of domestic violence escape abusive environments with their pets.
Reidel and Cody Foundation: http://riedelcody.org/ The mission is to fund cancer treatments for owners who cannot afford them when their pet has a good chance of survival and quality of life with treatment. Our key initiatives are funding treatments, education and awareness about animal cancer prevalence and prevention, an online resource center and establishing strategic veterinary partnerships.
Shakespeare Animal Fund: http://www.shakespeareanimalfund.org/ A non-profit charity was founded after the loss of a beloved cocker spaniel "Shakespeare". He died after a very costly illness, and in his memory this fund was founded to help others who might face financial problems while trying to save their pets.
Brown Dog http://www.browndogfoundation.org A 501c3 public charity that provides funding to families who find themselves with a sick pet that would likely respond to treatment, but due to an unforeseen circumstance, there is not enough money immediately available to make it happen.
Canine Cancer Awareness http://caninecancerawareness.org A nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting canine cancer. We help sponsor the veterinary costs of dogs diagnosed with cancer for those families in financial need who would not otherwise be able to afford treatment
Care Credit http://www.carecredit.com The Care Credit healthcare credit card can be used to help finance your pet’s veterinary needs.
Diabetic Cats in Need http://fdmb-cin.blogspot.com/ With this program, there is little up-front information required from the caregiver and there will be no administrative follow-up on the cat or caregiver. What the program does is provide one-time assistance with certain insulins and other supplies (including testing supplies if the caregiver desires) to low-income caregivers. It also provides guidance to feline diabetes educational information and sites on the Internet, hoping to get the caregivers on the road to "appropriate treatment" for their cats.
The Dog and Cat Cancer Fund http://www.dccfund.org/ The Dog and Cat Cancer fund is committed to making the ability to pay one less factor to consider for those in need. Your veterinarian will help you better understand the type of disease, prognosis and treatment options for your pet. We will then work directly with you and your veterinarian to help defray the cost of treatment for those owners who cannot afford a promising course of treatment.
Extend Credit http://www.extendcredit.com/veterinary A single-source provider of a full suite of integrated pet owner financing solutions.
Fairy Dog Parents: http://www.fairydogparents.org/
For the Love of Alex: http://www.fortheloveofalex.org A 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation dedicated to the care and rescue of domestic animals with a primary goal of funding life-saving medical care for animals in need.
Frankies Friends: http://www.frankiesfriends.org/#welcome We save pets’ lives by providing grants to help with the cost of life-saving or life-enhancing emergency or specialty care for pets whose families cannot afford the full cost of treatment. In addition to Frankie’s Friends’ support, qualifying families are responsible for a portion of the treatment costs for their pets. The veterinary hospitals at which the pets are treated also assist by giving discounts.
Gracies Mission: http://www.graciesmission.org/home.html
The Magic Bullet Fund: http://www.themagicbulletfund.org/ Provides financial assistance for people who have a dog with cancer but cannot afford treatment fees. There is a great deal of work to be done, and without the contributions of the amazing Volunteers (below), the fund would not be able to remain open.
The Mosby Foundation: http://www.themosbyfoundation.org/ The Mosby Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, to assist in the care of critically sick, injured, abused and neglected dogs through financial support and public education.
Paws for a Cure: http://www.paws4acure.org/ Provides financial assistance to qualified families thoughout the United Sates who cannot afford veterinary care for their beloved furry family members without our help
The Pet Fund: http://www.thepetfund.com/ Provides financial assistance to owners of domestic animals in the United States who need veterinary care.
Red Rover: https://redrover.org/program/redrover-relief The RedRover Relief program provides financial assistance, resources and emotional support to pet guardians struggling with economic hardship when pets are in need of urgent and emergency veterinary care, as well as support and resources to help victims of domestic violence escape abusive environments with their pets.
Reidel and Cody Foundation: http://riedelcody.org/ The mission is to fund cancer treatments for owners who cannot afford them when their pet has a good chance of survival and quality of life with treatment. Our key initiatives are funding treatments, education and awareness about animal cancer prevalence and prevention, an online resource center and establishing strategic veterinary partnerships.
Shakespeare Animal Fund: http://www.shakespeareanimalfund.org/ A non-profit charity was founded after the loss of a beloved cocker spaniel "Shakespeare". He died after a very costly illness, and in his memory this fund was founded to help others who might face financial problems while trying to save their pets.