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
Emily received assistance for her cat Tulip who needed an emergency c-section. She lost all of her kittens but thankfully Tulip made it. She had a rough first couple of days but now is well on her way to a full recovery.
Angel received assistance for her 4.5 year old dog, Safari, who has been constantly vomiting and had bloody diarrhea. After being treated at the vet Angel was happy to report that Safari is doing much better, isn’t feeling sick nearly as much and is regaining his energy back.
Angie needed help getting to the bottom of the medical concerns that her 14 year old cat, Kona, was experiencing. Following the vet visit they were able to diagnose Kona with diabetes and potentially needing a dental.
Ava received assistance from H2H for her dog Odelia who had an emergency vet visit and potentially ingested items other than food. Memory Foam is for sleeping on, not eating. Odelia passed it and all is good now.
Beth received assistance from Heart2Heart for her 4 month old pup, Lonnie, who was vomiting and lethargic. The vet found he had a bowel obstruction requiring surgery. As it turns out he ate a nerf ball. He is recovering and Beth is grateful!
Lisa applied for assistance for her 7 year old dog, Kookie, who had been sick for about a month - had been throwing up, not eating, and getting weaker. After exhausting their savings the next step was to do exploratory surgery. As it turns out, he had a bowel obstruction after eating something that looked like a nut or pit about the size of a walnut but smooth. He is doing much better.
Paula was very grateful to get assistance her 10 year old mini dachshund, Beauty. She had an infection following a dental which was treated with antibiotics but is now doing well.
Sue received assistance for her 16 year old cat, Fiona, whom she stated was having respiratory issues. When she was taken to the vet she was treated for urinary tract issues and given antibiotics. During her recheck Fiona continued to have urinary issues.
Julie received assistance from H2H for her seven year old lab, Charlie, who had a mass that needed to be removed from his back. Per Julie, Charlie is doing well. She’s just trying to keep him calm while he heals.