CareCredit

• A credit card service that offers financing and low monthly payment options for vet care, accepted nationwide at most veterinary clinics

Brown Dog Foundation

• Financial aid for families in a temporary financial crisis at the same time that their pet requires life-saving treatment

Diabetic Cats in Need

• Provides financial assistance to low-income cat owners whose cats have diabetes

Frankie’s Friends

• Provides financial assistance grants to family-owned pets in need of lifesaving emergency or specialty vet care whose caregivers cannot afford the cost of treatment

Friends & Vets Helping Pets

• Assists families with financial limitations to pay for extraordinary veterinary expenses necessary to save a pet’s life

Hope Mending Hearts

• Provides financial assistance grants to pet owners, Good Samaritans, and rescuers so they can care for animals who need urgent veterinary care

Companion Bridge

• An online community for those with animals that require significant medical care to solicit physical, emotional, and financial help

CorgiAid

• Financial assistance for Corgi and Corgi-mixes

For The Love of Alex, Inc. 

• Work with reputable veterinary hospitals to establish funds for families who are unable to afford veterinary care for their beloved pet.

Labrador Lifeline

• Financial assistance for owners of Labrador Retrievers

Lucy The Rescue Dog, Inc.

• Financial assistance for veterinary emergencies for cats and dogs.

Rose’s Fund

• Financial assistance for pet owners or Good Samaritans who have an animal with a good prognosis for a healthy life, but are at a financial loss.

HandicappedPets

• Products, support and financial aid for handicapped and special needs pets

Top Dog Foundation

• Top Dog Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) U.S. IRS status operating foundation registered in Minnesota and managed by staff and volunteers. They are only able to provide assistance to dogs who are a part of their rescue program.

MyPetChild Financial Aid Program

• One-time financial grants up to $200 USD to individual pet owners who are experiencing financial hardship

Minnesota Humane Society’s grant program

• Veterinary assistance for owned pets who are injured or ill, for Minnesota residents who qualify

RedRover Relief Grants

• Provides financial assistance grants for pet owners, good Samaritans and rescuers whose animals need urgent veterinary care

Shakespeare Animal Fund

• Grants for elderly, disabled, and low-income owners for emergency veterinary care

The Mosby Foundation

• Non-profit organization specializing in paying medical expenses for sick, abused, and neglected dogs

Live like Roo Foundation

• Provides comfort items for hospice dogs, funds for animal in rescue or foster to heal their cancer, owned cats suffering through a cancer diagnosis, and pet parents

Paws 4 a Cure

• All-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit that provides financial assistance throughout the United States to those who cannot afford veterinary care for their beloved furry family members

The Pet Fund

• Financial assistance for low-income pet owners unable to afford non-basic, non-emergency veterinary care

The Pet Lifeline Financial Assistance Program

• Program that provides financial aid to pet owners who are struggling to pay their non-basic, non-urgent vet bills

The Onyx & Breezy Foundation

• Provides funding and support to a multitude of animal-related programs, including pets of individuals where medical hardship is present and dogs of veterans suffering from PTSD

Pets of the Homeless

• Pet food and veterinary care assistance for homeless

Special Needs Dobermans

• Financial assistance for senior and special needs Doberman Pinschers.

Tipper & Squirt Care for Cushings Fund

•  Financial assistance for families struggling to pay medical care costs associated with Cushing’s disease.

Vetary

• Provide simplified financing/credit to owners of pets needing veterinary care, instant online approval.

VetBillings

• Partners with veterinarians to support them in extending installment payment plans to pet owners who do not qualify for or don’t want to use credit-based financing