Access to Veterinary Care Grants

Support for pathways to affordable, trusted, accessible veterinary care.

Veterinary Care

Multiple solutions to meet critical need

Access to Care grants support various pathways to veterinary care the millions of pets not getting adequate care.

Accelerator grant

A multi-year grant and coaching program that helps established nonprofit clinics expand affordable veterinary care by:

  • Growing capacity in staffing, services and community reach
  • Keeping care affordable for low-to-moderate income families
  • Building a model funded primarily by client-paid services, so care continues long after the grant ends

Incubator grant

These grants support the co-creation of flexible, affordable veterinary care models to:

  • Meet the needs of Indigenous communities
  • Reduce barriers to veterinary care including finances, geography, trust and more
  • Equip local leaders to work alongside grantees to co-create sustainable solutions into the future following the 4-year grant cycle

Ecosystem & Innovation

Grants that support research and innovative models that address barriers to veterinary care and help more pets access the care they need.

  • Research studies with strategic partners like Gallup, universities, and others
  • Testing new models of veterinary care that are designed to reduce costs for pet parents

RESEARCH & RESOURCES

Payment plan study

Expanding payment options for pet parents can help more pets get the veterinary care they need. 

Payment plan findings

Accessible clinic playbook

Find templates and practical tools to help build sustainable non-profit veterinary clinics in your community.

Toolkit

Innovative care models

As cost impacts access to veterinary care, pet parents look for non-traditional services for their pets.

Study graphic

State of Pet Care research

The second study with Gallup revealed that clients’ financial considerations limit veterinarians' ability to provide care.

Veterinarian caring for dog

Questions about these grant categories?

Reach out to the grants team, or your Community Grants Manager if you're already a partner.