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
It’s pretty rough when you can’t use the litter box. Poor Stephy couldn’t urinate, and Hadley knew he needed help. A visit to the vet uncovered that Stephy had a urinary blockage. This good boy is taking his medication and eating his prescription food very well! Isn't he a cutie?
Families will squabble but this got a bit rough. Simon found Big Boy, a lively pup, with puncture wounds. Simon didn’t see the argument but assumes Big Boy had a hard time with one of his siblings. Veterinary help, careful tending, and love got Big Boy healing.
Poor little Pete (isn't he cute?), a four year old male, fell down the deck stairs. Sandy thought he had broken a bone! There wasn’t a broken bone but there was some nerve damage. With help and medication from the veterinarian, is doing much better.
Something was very wrong when Ellen got her dog Lucy to the vet. Upon examination, Lucy is believed to have had a stroke. Following this, her blood work was normal, and her medication was reviewed for correct dosage and that the instructions were clear for giving the meds. Lucy happened to have fleas was able to get help with this as well. We hope all stays well for Lucy and Ellen!
Brothers can squabble but sometimes it gets out of hand. Handsome Gregory got attacked by his brother! He needed care and Bianca was able to get help from Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline. Sutures have been removed and incisions are healing well. Would either of these dogs have benefited from some from some behavior training? You can find out what is available at https://www.heart2heartpet.org/resources.
Think about it. Your ears itch and are getting redder. Your skin itches and is splotchy and sore. Now you want to scratch the back of your neck. This was Kyle’s condition when Julie got for her 5 year old schnauzer/corgi mix some help. Poor Kyle had fleas, a yeast infection in his ears, and bacterial dermatitis on his coat. With medication this guy is now doing alright. Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline is so glad to have been of help.