Financial Aid for Vet Care

Economic times are tough, making it difficult for many pet parents to pay extensive or emergency vet medical care costs. Even the most prepared pet parent doesn't always have the extra funds for expensive emergency treatment, such as when Fluffy swallows a string or Spot gets hit by a car. Fortunately, there are organizations out there that can help with vet costs. Some are specifically for emergency medical treatment, while others can assist with routine medical care. Some help individuals, Good Samaritans, and rescue groups. These organizations exist to help those that need it most, so please don't take advantage of their offerings.

Feline Outreach - Assistance with unanticipated vet costs for cats. Helps individuals and rescue organizations.

IMOM - Dedicated to ensuring that no animal has to be euthanized simply because their owner cannot pay for medical care.

American Animal Hospital Association - Helping sick and injured animals in need, including those that have been abandoned and assisted by Good Samaritans.

Angels4Animals - Financial assistance for sick and injured animals whose owners cannot afford medical costs.

Care Credit - A credit card company for health care, including vet care.

Cats in Crisis - Non-profit organizations that assists in the medical care costs for cats with chronic or emergency medical situations. Helps individuals and rescue organizations.

Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance - Provides vet care cost assistance to cat owners and Good Samaritans with cats in need of life saving or emergency medical treatment.

Help-A-Pet - Provides vet care cost assistance to cat guardians who are physically or mentally challenged, senior citizens, and the working poor.

The Pet Fund - Provides vet care cost assistance for animals in emergency medical situations.

United Animal Nations - Provides vet care cost assistance for homeless or recently rescued animals in need of emergency/life-saving medical treatment. Mainly serves Good Samaritans and rescue groups, but can also assist individuals in financial need.

Labrador Life Line - Assists with vet care costs for the owners or rescuers of Labs.