The average cost to save a dog's life is $4,000. This is for diagnostic testing, surgery and medications. You can save the life of one dog, who is suffering and ensure that they can stay in their loving home, just like Ryder.
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The average cost to save a cats life is $2,500. This is for diagnostic testing, surgery and medications. You can save the life of one cat, who is suffering and ensure that they can stay in their loving home, just like Kilo.
What do you get for a person with a big heart? Make a donation in their honor and send them a card to signify the gift.
- Email: Have us send an email to your honoree. (Minimum Donation $5 each)
- Print a card: Print a card for your honoree. (Minimum Donation $10)
- Automatically Mail A Card: No Longer Available (Minimum Donation $25)
- Blank Cards: No Longer Available (Minimum Donation $25)
- Gift: We will send a small gift, including a Christmas ornament to your honoree, including a card. No Longer Available (Minimum donation $100)
Prescription cat food can be a life or death situation for cats suffering from urinary crystals.. Your donation of $28 covers the average cost of one week of prescription food for a feline in need, just like Zoey.
Sometimes dogs who have major medical conditions need monthly prescription to keep them healthy or chemotherapy treatments to battle cancer. Your donation of $35 covers on average one prescription medication or $116.00 covers one chemotherapy medication for a pup, just like Chesney.
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The average cost of emergency veterinary clinic is $135, and that does not include additional testing, treatment, medication, or hospital stay. Your donation will help pay for an emergency visit for a pet in need, just like baby Nubbins.
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The average cost of veterinary x-rays is $200. These tests help diagnosis broken bones, blockages, and even cancer in pets. Your donation will help a pet in need, just like Ruby.
Not sure where to put your donation? A donation here will go wherever it is most needed most! This is Sammie and he was saved because of generous donors like you.
GIVE the Gift of Life to a pet in need of emergency veterinary care. Sometimes, low-income families who take excellent care of their pets are faced with an unexpected veterinary emergency which they cannot afford to pay.
Read MoreEmergency veterinary is very costly and many loving families can not afford the medical care for their beloved fur babies. Families are often faced with making a devastating decision to surrender their pet to a shelter or euthanasia.
Read MoreHow would you feel if you never brushed your teeth? Now imagine what happens to your pets mouth without proper dental care. Dental diseases are very common in pets and can have serious consequences.
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