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Financial Assistance

Grants, payment plans, loans and other ways to reduce or spread veterinary costs.

Resources

Actors and Others for Animals

Status: Active

Southern California low-cost veterinary referrals, spay/neuter help and emergency medical assistance for pet guardians facing hardship.

Animals Staying Alive

Status: Temporarily Unavailable

Emergency veterinary grant program for life-threatening conditions, currently unable to fund new cases because all available grant funds are committed.

Anna’s Pet Care Fund

Status: Active

Emergency veterinary assistance considered through participating hospitals in the Indianapolis area after diagnosis and treatment planning.

AVMF REACH Program

Status: Active

Reimbursement for charitable veterinary care through AVMA member veterinarians; ask your clinic.

Banfield Foundation

Status: Active

A national and state-by-state directory of organizations offering veterinary and pet-food assistance. Banfield Foundation does not provide direct grants to individual pet owners.

Boomer’s Blissful Paws

Status: Active

Veterinary financial-assistance program offering grants of up to $500 per pet/household, subject to available funding. Approved grants are paid directly to the treating veterinary clinic or provider.

Brooke Davis Angel Fund

Status: Active

One-time financial assistance for qualifying non-routine, non-emergent veterinary care. Specialty oncology can qualify when supported by veterinary recommendation, financial need and available funding.

Brown Dog Foundation

Status: Closed

Closed: Brown Dog Foundation ceased operations November 1, 2025. Do not apply for assistance.

C.A.R.E.4Paws

Status: Active

Pet food, supplies and mobile veterinary services for families on California’s Central Coast. Check service locations and requirements before traveling.

DACC ACF Care Vouchers

Status: Active

Preapproved vouchers can help eligible households pay participating providers for pet care.

Frankie's Friends

Status: Active

National grants for lifesaving emergency and specialty veterinary care; cancer cases may fit the JLACF fund when under veterinary oncology care.

Free Animal Doctor

Status: Active

Nonprofit veterinary-care crowdfunding resource that can raise funds toward approved veterinary treatment.

Live Like Roo Foundation

Status: Active

Cancer-focused support and financial assistance. Cats qualify through Maggie’s Friends; the foundation also supports other animals facing cancer through its broader programs.

Magic Bullet Fund

Status: Closed

Former national pet-cancer assistance fund. Magic Bullet Fund is permanently closed and no longer accepts applications.

Miranda's People

Status: Active

Financial assistance and cancer-navigation information for families who cannot afford cancer treatment for a dog.

The Mosby Foundation

Status: Active

One-time financial assistance for qualifying dogs facing critical, non-routine veterinary treatment.

The Onyx & Breezy Foundation

Status: Active

National animal-welfare foundation that considers veterinary-treatment and other animal-needs grant requests where financial hardship is present.

Paws 4 A Cure

Status: Temporarily Unavailable

National dog-and-cat veterinary financial-assistance program that is temporarily not accepting new applications.

Pet Assistance Foundation

Status: Active

Southern California spay/neuter assistance network offering low-cost referrals, voucher/program information and subsidies for qualifying guardians.

Pet Assistance, Inc.

Status: Active

Limited grants and cost-saving guidance for established pet owners facing urgent or life-threatening veterinary problems.

Peter Zippi Memorial Fund Spay/Neuter Voucher Program

Status: Active

Los Angeles County partial spay/neuter voucher assistance for cats, dogs and rabbits at participating clinics. Applicants must book a clinic appointment first and request the voucher with enough lead time.

Sam Simon Foundation Mobile Veterinary Clinic

Status: Active

Free mobile veterinary surgery program for cats and dogs from qualifying low-income households in the Los Angeles area, including spay/neuter and selected non-orthopedic surgeries.

The Pet Fund

Status: Active

One-time financial assistance for domestic animals needing non-basic, non-urgent veterinary care such as cancer or chronic disease.

VetBilling

Status: Active

Installment payment plans arranged through participating veterinary practices. VetBilling is not a lender or credit card; the treating practice must enroll and offer the plan.

Waggle

Status: Active

Pet-focused crowdfunding platform that raises money for veterinary care and routes funded care through participating veterinary providers.