Below is a list of helpful resources for information and financial assistance. Click on their name to be re-directed to their website. Also check their list of resources.
- United States Department of Veteran Affairs is for military veterans only.
- General Assistance is for all illnesses and injuries.
- Cancer Assistance is for all programs that handle cancer diagnoses only.
- Emergency Pet Food Assistance is for Massachusetts residents that need emergency help.
- Additional Resource is everything else...
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This is for Veterans who have service dogs, Title 38 Section 1714 enables veterans to ask their caseworkers to file VA Form 10-2641 in order to receive financial assistance for veterinary care of service animals. See question #4 when clicking on this link.
“Offers pet owners in temporary financial crisis an alternative to euthanasia when their pet faces a treatable but life-threatening condition or illness in order to restore quality of life for pet and owner.”
“Frankie’s Friends Fund provides financial assistance grants to family owned pets in need of lifesaving emergency or specialty veterinary care whose caregivers cannot afford the full cost of treatment. This program is designed to help with the treatment of emergency and specialty medical conditions where the pet would otherwise suffer, be euthanized, or relinquished without proper veterinary care. Frankie’s Friends does not fund primary care, preventative care, vaccinations, diagnostic testing, or treatment of chronic diseases or medications to support lifelong ailments. Hope Funds are used specifically for the treatment of life threatening conditions."
Paws 2 Help
“Our ultimate goal is no unwanted, homeless or abused
companion animals. Our emphasis to achieve this end is primarily, but not
confined to: spay/neuter, and public information and education. Secondarily, we
endeavor to make basic veterinary care available to ALL pets in need,
regardless of their owner’s ability to pay.” – West Palm Beach and Jupiter, FL
Only
PetLuv
"PetLuv is a private, nonprofit corporation founded in 1996. The primary mission
is to offer affordable spay and neuter services that will help prevent unwanted
animals from being born only to suffer and die." - Brooksville, FL Only
"Preserving the human-animal bond by providing financial assistance, resources and support to low-income individuals and survivors of domestic violence and their pets, so families can escape together and stay together."
SeniorCare, Inc. Area Agency on Aging operates the Pawsitive Connections Program, which provides information and services to elders and their pets. Grants are small, must be invoiced directly to the program (no reimbursements to consumers), paid directly to the animal’s care provider, and are limited to pet owners aged 60 or older. - Massachusetts Only
We help elderly, disabled and those whose total income does not exceed the current poverty guidelines to obtain emergency pet care. We pay the veterinarian directly, reducing out of pocket costs for low income pet owners who need to save their pet's life. - Florida Only
“The goal of the Pet Fund is to provide financial assistance to owners of domestic animals who need veterinary care.”
"The Pongo Fund provides free lifesaving care for hundreds of animals each year thanks to a mobile medical hospital and network of dedicated veterinarians and medical professionals. On board are two surgical areas, dental equipment, full laboratory, digital xray, pharmacy and more."
Are you in the Baltimore, Maryland area with a dog or cat with cancer? Kubanda Cryotherapy is running free clinical trials at the Center for Image Guided Animal Therapy at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, MD. Cryotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment that lets pets skip the scalpel. A small cryoprobe is inserted into the tumor and extreme cold is used to selectively freeze and kill the affected tissue. They are treating: Canine and Feline Mammary Cancer, Lipomas, Sarcomas, and other subcutaneous masses. Mast Cell Tumors, Osteosarcomas, and masses on the head or paws are not included in this study. Dogs and cats of any breed and sex are eligible. To connect with the study, message [email protected] or visit their website at www.KubandaCryotherapy.com to learn more about the clinical trial.
“Canine Cancer Awareness, Inc. is a tax-deductible non-profit organization whose mission is to raise awareness of the prevalence of canine cancer, its effects and the available treatment options. Donations made to Canine Cancer Awareness are used for veterinary care for dogs with cancer whose families are financially unable to provide treatment.”
Emma's Foundation For Canine Cancer
"We
provide financial assistance to dog owners who
are financially challenged and are unable to pay for the canine cancer
treatments of their dogs. Our assistance is based on financial need and
we currently are helping Vermont and Florida Residents Only."
“FETCH provides financial aid to families unable to bear the cost of the life-saving treatments for their pets that have been diagnosed with cancer through the Companions in Crisis program. FETCH continues to work towards providing more accessible treatment options for all within our community.” - Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia, and pets who have a confirmed diagnosis of cancer.
"KarmaSue’s mission is to provide education, counseling, and financial support to Coloradan families that have companion animals living with cancer in an effort to honor the human-animal connection." - Colorado Residents Only
“Grants are $1,000 per individual working dog, the reimbursements provided directly to respective veterinary personnel for oncology related expenses in the United States and Canada. Applicants MUST BE active working dogs, that is, in the areas of assistance, detection, search & rescue, enforcement, military work, or animal-assisted therapy.”
The Live Like Roo Foundation provides financial assistance to help cover healthcare costs related to cancer treatment in the form of grants, ranging from $500 - $1500 per qualified applicant and are awarded on a monthly basis after a complete review of this application and the relevant medical records.
“The Riedel & Cody Fund (RCF) offers grants and matching grants to families who cannot afford the cost of their pet’s cancer care. Families who apply for grant funding must have a combined household income of less than $50,000 and must have a cancer diagnosis from a Board Certified Veterinary Oncologist.”
Massachusetts Only
"We are a non-profit organization that provides pet owners who are experiencing financial difficulties with necessary pet food and related items."
Oregon and Washington
“The Pet Food Bank is the heart and soul of The Pongo Fund. A no frills warehouse packed with thousands of bags of super-premium and nutritious dog and cat food. Staffed by a volunteer driven team that gives from the heart. It is a place filled with love. Love and food. Food that stands at the ready to be shared with those struggling to keep their own pets fed. Because when people must choose what to cut from their grocery lists, pets often are among those that suffer most.”
The Pain Medicine service at Angell Animal Medical Center offers treatment for companion animals with discomfort that negatively affects their quality of life, regardless of their primary diagnosis. Many of our patients have complex medical issues that complicate treatment for pain. Some owners seek help in accurately determining whether their animals are in pain and how much they are suffering. Many of our patients are nearing the end of their life and this service helps pet owners decide on comfort care measures and address quality of life concerns. www.angell.org/painmedicine.
The Oncology service at Angell Animal Medical
Center
Angell's board-certified veterinary oncologists are
committed to improving your companion’s quality of life in an atmosphere of caring
and compassion. They work together with our board-certified anesthesiologist,
surgeons, in-house pathologists and Pain Medicine clinic to provide maximum
comfort and safety for patients. This includes routine use of Vascular Access
Ports to more comfortably administer treatment (less needles!), and
Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT). IMRT shapes radiation beams with
such precision that nearby structures (eyes, heart, etc.) remain unharmed, and
side effects are drastically minimized. www.angell.org/radiation
With a referral letter from Paws 4 A Cure it will give you a 15% discount at Angell Animal Medical Center. Paws 4 A Cure acceptance letter must be presented at the time of service.
Pet Cancer Support Group - on Facebook under Pet Cancer Support
"The
Pet Cancer Support Group is a group of caring, knowledgeable pet owners
who know what you're going through right now, and who are there to
share the journey with you. Members include people whose pet has
recently been diagnosed, and those who have already fought the
battle....including some great success stories of dogs who have faced
overwhelming odds and beaten cancer."
"Save on pet medications for chronic conditions like arthritis, epilepsy and diabetes. Plus, members earn 10% reward on Walgreens brand products."
"Save Up to 70% On Pet Medications at California Pet Pharmacy
- Same medications as your vet’s office but less expensive.
- We do all the work in getting your vet’s Rx approval.
- Located in Hayward, California & licensed to ship pet medications to ALL 50 states.
- Use "GoodRx12" at checkout for additional discounts on select meds."
Tiny Paws Fresno is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization & charity that was created to raise both awareness and money to help save these pets lives by offering financial assistance to help alleviate the high cost of upfront fees for critical life-saving emergency treatments. We also support our community that offers socialization, education and resources by promoting the value of owning a dog; creating fun and educational experiences with dogs, and helping current owners become better owners.
365 Pet Insurance
“At 365 Pet Insurance, our mission is to be an impartial knowledge base on all things Pet Insurance. Currently, only four percent of pet owners carry a pet
insurance policy, and we seek to help pet owners understand the, at times, confusing landscape of pet insurance. We take a logical approach to policies, carriers and pet health in general, helping break down insurance jargon and allowing you to gain access to real customer insights and reviews so when you
are picking a pet insurance policy, you can make the best decision.”
"Does your pet take medication that can be picked up at the local pharmacy, then you can use the free discount prescription drug card for your pets. You can use the same card to purchase PET ONLY medications by accessing the website on the card."