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Veterinary Assistance Resources

Unexpected veterinary expenses can put families in a tough position, but you don’t have to face it alone. There are organizations and programs that may be able to help cover the cost of care and keep pets where they belong, safe and loved at home. Below, you’ll find a list of financial assistance resources for pet owners in need.

Veterinary Information Resource

Veterinary Partner — A free online resource offering a library of articles written by licensed veterinarians on a wide range of pet health and care topics.

Low-Cost Local Veterinary Services

Affordable Animal Hospital — (253) 627-0005 — Tacoma — Cats/Dogs

Community Pet Clinic — (206) 460-5585 — Federal Way — Walk-in

Doney Coe Pet Clinic — Seattle/King County

Good Neighbor Vet — (888) 234-1350 — Mobile clinic

One Health Clinic — (206) 685-2654 — Pop-up clinic

PetVet — 1-800-427-7973 — Tractor Supply locations

Rainier Animal Fund — (844) 723-8387 — Western WA

Seattle Veterinary Outreach — Income-qualified pop-up

Washington Health Outreach — Pop-up clinic

Emergency Care Funding

Budkis Fund — Senior pet guardians

Cascade Animal Protection Society — (253) 863-8004

Dylan’s Heart — Critical care

Hope Mending Hearts — $100–$200 typical grants

Pet Assistance, Inc. — Cats, dogs, some exotics

RedRover Relief — Urgent care grants

Tripawds ASAP — Amputation surgeries

Grant Funding Resources

Condition-Specific Assistance

Credit & Financing

CareCredit — 1-800-677-0718

LendingUSA — (855) 994-6177

ScratchPay — (855) 727-2395

Last Litter Programs

Blue Mountain Humane Society — (509) 525-2452 — Walla Walla

Hidden Gem Cat Rescue — Cats only — Bothell

Homeward Pet Adoption Center — (425) 488-4444 — Woodinville

Kitsap Humane Society — (360) 692-6977 — Silverdale

The NOAH Center — (360) 629-7055 — Stanwood

Seattle Humane Society — (425) 649-7561 — Bellevue

Yakima Humane Society — (509) 457-6854 — Yakima

Additional Support Resources