Financial Hardship
We proudly work alongside many generous organizations to help those in need. You may reach out directly to them if you find yourself in a difficult financial position.
Please keep in mind that they usually have strict income and zip code requirements to qualify.
AlignCare
A national nonprofit working to make pet care part of family health care, so more families can get their pets seen.
Angel Fund and Other Grants
Grants through the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association that help pay for care when owners face financial hardship.
Better Together Forever
Helps Los Angeles pet parents keep their pets at home by connecting them with essential goods and services.
PAWS LA
Supports low-income seniors and people living with serious illness or disability with vet care, pet food, and supplies.
Downtown Dog Rescue
Runs a community veterinary clinic offering spay and neuter, vaccines, wellness exams, and more.
More Places to Look for Help
Feeding Pets of the Homeless
Pet owners experiencing homelessness can apply online for help with emergency veterinary care. A case manager reviews each application and approves treatment before the visit.
Operation Blankets of Love
Operation Blankets of Love provides food, supplies, and comfort items for the pets of people experiencing homelessness, low-income seniors, and homebound pet owners.
Frankie's Friends
Grants for family-owned pets that need life-saving emergency or specialty care when the family can't afford the full cost. Families qualify with proof of government assistance or household income below 250% of the federal poverty guidelines.
Have questions about paying for your pet's visit? See our payment options or call us at (310) 675-3328.