Sometimes pets from low-income families have veterinary emergencies that they can't afford. Many veterinary emergencies cost thousands of dollars, and most hospitals will not even see an animal without a deposit. When a low-income family faces this, they may be forced to surrender or euthanize their pet. You have the power to get these pets healthy and back into their loving homes. You have the power to mend broken hearts and save lives.
Alex’s own medical emergency spawned For the Love of Alex. When Alex became ill, his best friend and FTLOA founder did everything she could to save him. That’s when she realized that expensive pet care could keep some families from saving their fur babies, and For the Love of Alex was born.
Ryder, the Pennsylvania pup, was facing certain death after two veterinarians took her owner's money and gave no answer to her symptoms. Thanks to donors like you, Ryder went to a trusted hospital and received life-saving surgery.
Read MoreThe controversial debate over using soft nail covers on cats. After sharing a photo of one of the cats we helped with pink soft claws on, we are now diving deep into the conversation about this cat-friendly product.
Read MoreReflecting on all of the good you made possible in 2020 and starting off 2021 with warrior energy. You make miracles happen for cats and dogs from low-income families every day.
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