APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE
Frankie’s Friends provides financial assistance grants to family owned pets in need of lifesaving emergency or specialty veterinary care whose caregivers cannot afford the full cost of treatment.
Our programs are designed to help with the treatment of emergency and specialty medical conditions where the pet would otherwise suffer, be euthanized, or relinquished without proper veterinary care.
Applications for assistance will be considered if:
Your pet needs emergency or specialty veterinary care
Your pet has already been seen by a licensed veterinarian
The veterinarian has determined your pet has a good prognosis with treatment
You can show documentation of financial need
And the treatment plan has not yet been paid as we do not reimburse for any payments already made
Our funding is limited. As a result, we cannot assist with the cost of care for pets treated at hospitals that have their own foundations, funds, or internal assistance programs. This includes but is not limited to pets being treated at Banfield, BluePearl, VCA, and several others. Before completing our application for assistance, we encourage you to visit your hospital's website to see if they have their own assistance program, or inquire with your hospital manager to see if there are funds available for your pet.
FRANKIE’S FRIENDS NATIONAL FUND
For pets facing life-threatening emergencies or in need of life-enhancing specialty care their owners cannot afford.
JLACF FUND
For pets in need of financial assistance for cancer treatments, under the care of veterinary oncologist.
PAW IT FORWARD FUND
For pets in need of emergency and specialty veterinary care treated in the following zip codes: 02777 or 02818.
CRUCIAL CARE FUND
For pets in need of emergency and specialty veterinary care residing in Florida.
VET CARE FOR RESCUES GRANT PROGRAM
A resource for approved rescue organizations to apply for financial assistance, helping domestic animals suffering from life-threatening medical conditions and facing potential euthanasia in shelters to receive the veterinary care needed to give them a chance at life in loving forever families.