A home for rescue animals. Provides spay/neuter programs, rescue of animals from kill shelters, puppy mill rescues, disaster relief, help for individuals with medical hardship, equipment for medical facilities, cancer research, equipment for military and police canines, etc. Apply through veterinarian or online. Approved grants valid for 90 days only.

Covers routine and emergency care procedures and surgeries. Application can be made in person at a participating healthcare provider or by phone if applicant is 21 or older.

Dedicated to the health and well-being of elderly, disabled, and injured dogs. They donate wheelchairs to pets in need to help them move and get the exercise they need. Dogs who need assistance with mobility.

Provides funds for emergency medical care to help IAADP partner members when their partnership is threatened by the need for high cost veterinary care beyond their ability to pay.

Mission is to advance human-canine partnership through research and education. Offers Master's, Bachelor's, and Associate's degrees in Dog Studies.

VA pays for veterinary care and equipment required for the optimal use of the dog. Includes office visits for medical and dental procedures. Does not include OTC medications, foods, treats, or non-sedated dental care. Prescribed food reviewed on case-by-case basis. Vaccinations must be current. Dog must have been provided through an accredited agency.

Provides financial assistance to those who cannot afford veterinary care. Does not pay for diagnostics or for treatment in advance of approval. Grants paid valid for 60 days only.

Pet owner must contact Pet fund before applying - applications otherwise will not be processed. Doesn't fund emergencies. Works ONLY on non-basic, non-urgent care.

Helps elderly, disabled, and those whose income does not exceed current poverty guidelines to obtain emergency pet care. Does not pay for routine treatment, vaccinations, or spay/neuter. Emergencies only.

Provides assistance with life-threatening conditions under the following guidelines: 1) must have a life threatening condition; 2) must require immediate veterinary intervention for the pet to survive; 3) veterinarian's prognosis should indicate a positive outcome. The following aren't covered: routine medical care, vaccinations, spay/neuter, maintenance medications, care for pets with poor prognosis, and preventable diseases caused by a lack of vaccinations or veterinary care (exceptions made for rescued animals already afflicted.)

Provides new or reconditioned wheelchairs to pets in need. Dedicated to helping disabled pets move, enabling them to get the exercise they need

Individuals and families without prescription drug coverage can gain access to immediate savings on hundreds of brand-name and generic prescription products at their neighborhood pharmacies.

Supports homeless pet owners with programs that provide free pet food, free emergency care, sponsor wellness clinics, and sleeping crates to homeless shelters.

Assists owners of pets unable to pay for cancer treatment.

Veterinary care subsidies for urgent or life-threatening emergencies only. Longtime pet owners only, not new or recently acquired pets. Does not finance procedures already performed. Routine care, costly diagnostics (MRIs, CT scans, etc.) or ongoing illnesses are not funded.

Must apply through the RedRover website. Typical grant is approximately $200, which is intended to fill a small gap in finances that is keeping the pet from care. Applications submitted in advance must include a diagnosis and treatment plan. Animals must be spayed/neutered already or during the course of treatment. Previously performed treatment will not be funded.

For dogs and cats with cancer. Only chemotherapy and radiation treatments are funded. Surgery expenses are not funded. Cancer diagnosis must be from a board certified veterinary oncologist. Only future bills are funded and will be paid directly to the Veterinarian, Clinic, or Hospital providing the services.

Provides financial assistance to organizations, agencies, and in some cases individual rescuers responsible for the care of animals recovering from abuse, neglect, or injuries suffered from a traumatic event.

On-line payment program allowing veterinarians to offer flexible and affordable in-house payment plans. Your veterinarian must enroll to participate.

Offers simple and affordable payment plans for large vet bills.

Provides one-time grants to individuals as they work to stabilize their lives.

Resource listing pet assistance organizations in each state, including spay and neuter and basic care resources.

Resource list for pet owners seeking assistance with vet costs and basic care.

An extensive list of resources and organizations, both national and regionally-specific, that can help pet owners in emergency situations as well as chronic health problems requiring ongoing treatment. Also included are resources for pet food, pet owners with disabilities, and seniors.

Provides financial assistance to help those who rescue dogs (Corgi and Corgi Mixes only) from shelters and other non-permanent homes, then foster them until new home is found.

Provides funds for rescue groups, info and/or moral support for owners of a dog with a serious injury or illness. Aids in rehoming and fostering senior Dobermans.

Provides funds to rescue organizations or individuals to pay for transportation, boarding, evaluations, and medical costs for dogs taken into rescue.

Emergency treatment only and must be in a rescue situation. Routine treatment not covered. Dog is non-aggressive, not terminally ill, and adoptable. No funds will be released without specific assurances that the dog will be spayed/neutered. Labrador and Labrador mixes only.