Recognizing the healing power of companion animals, the mission of Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline is to keep pets out of shelters and rescues and help owners keep them in loving homes. To that end, we provide financial help for veterinary services and other pet needs to income eligible pet families in need who do not have other options for care. No owner should have to choose between medical care and euthanizing or surrendering a pet.
We are a nonprofit organization hoping to make a difference. We work with Coulee Region Humane Society and other pet rescue organizations, as well as local veterinarians, to identify clients and award grants needed to keep pets healthy and in loving homes.
Making the world a better place
one pet at a time.
Happy Hearts
Ginger needed a dental and thanks to support from Heart2Heart, Sophie was able to have the procedure done on her beautiful pup. Sophie was worried because of Ginger's age but was happy to report the surgery went well.
Tina received assistance from H2H for her 12.5 year old cat, Elina, who inhaled baking soda and developed congestion and coughing fits. The vet didn’t find any concerns on examination relating to the incident but did find ear issues which were treated with medication. Sometimes one things leads to another and it is a good thing. Now Elina barely coughs and is busy looking pretty.
Kathy received assistance for her 2 year old poodle, Ella, who had luxating patellas and needed surgery to correct. Below is her update.
Kathy wanted to thank Heart2Heart again for the grant to support Ella's Surgery. She happily reported that Ella is recovering well, had her wrap removed from the surgery site, got her staples removed and now just needs the reminders to take it slow. Even though the road to recovery will be long and lengthy, she is well on her way!“
Joe received assistance for his cat, Beatrice, who wasn't feeling well. After being seen by the vet, she was diagnosed with diabetes. Joe is trying to manage, although financial concerns are an issue with the cost of insulin.
Brian was very thankful for the assistance that H2H provided in helping him with getting his dog, Boo, neutered at the vet clinic. Boo's neuter was routine and healed very well.
Unfortunately, not all stories have happy endings. Allie received assistance for her cat, Fred, who appeared constipated, was lethargic, vomiting, and not eating. The vet determined he had a urinary blockage which he had already received surgery for. The previous surgery didn’t resolve the issue so Allie was setting up a surrender for euthanasia. We are sorry for your loss.