Pets fill many lives with love, and bring proven physical and mental health benefits to children, adults, the vulnerable and the elderly. 

But circumstances such as loss of income, homelessness,  domestic violence, health problems and other issues can make caring for companion animals financially or logistically untenable, and this puts the most vulnerable in our community in an impossible position.

We believe companion animal suffering and surrender is avoidable, and with the help of our generous donors, we help provide pets with the care they need when their owners can’t.  We collaborate with clinics offering essential veterinary services, to subsidize the cost of necessary medical care for pets belonging to low-income and at-risk populations, and we coordinate with community agencies serving the most in-need, to ensure their clients have support to keep their companion animals safe and healthy.