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Unleash Hope.

Compassion Animal Project is a nationwide, donor-funded, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides financial assistance for life-saving treatments for pets and helps keep families together.

The first to give pets a second chance.

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We understand that your pets are your chosen family.

Our four-legged friends mean the world to us. We take them on vacations. Include them in our holiday cards. Give them a few too many treats. Maybe even tattoo them on our arms. Because our pets are more than pets; they’re family.  They bring us immeasurable joy. So, when they pass, we grieve hard. And when we know their lives could have been saved, we are devastated.

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There’s a way that may help keep your chosen family together, longer.

Many of these pets can go on to have longer, happy lives. However, each year half a million pet owners and their veterinarians are faced with the gut-wrenching decision of economic euthanasia for a beloved companion due to the high cost of life-saving procedures.

 

This is the way it’s always been. Until now.

Your support saves lives.

A deep compassion for families and a love for all animals is why we do this. Your help is how we do it.

Learn more about our work! See our 2022 Impact Report!

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Our caring, generous community is what makes this program possible.

Compassion Animal Project is unleashing hope for pets and pet owners across the country. Our nationwide non-profit organization provides families in need with financial assistance for life-saving veterinary care. Founded by a veterinarian, Compassion Animal Project is supported by generous donors, veterinary practices, referral centers, volunteers, and people like you.

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