Here at the Humane Society we believe that every pet’s life has value regardless of the pet’s circumstances in which they live. If an animal is homeless or comes from a family who can either not afford to keep them or who prefer to give the pet up because of “convenience”, the Humane Society and our staff and volunteers are here to help that pet. That’s because the Humane Society is all about saving lives-- one cat and one dog at a time.

But what happens to these pets when they find themselves in a situation where they’ve been hit by a car and need immediate medical attention? Or what happens if an unwanted pet has a skin condition that will cost a significant amount of money for veterinary care and a significant amount of time for recovery?

The Humane Society feels that these pets deserve the same attention and care that any loved pet would receive-- appropriate medical care and loving attention while they recover.

Though we do have full-time veterinarians on staff at the Humane Society, we do not have the necessary equipment needed to treat these more serious conditions and situations. Most of the special animals that come to our facility in these situations are taken by our staff to a full service veterinary clinic that offers us a generous discount on services. Others, such as dogs who test positive for heartworms, are able to be treated by our vets but it is very costly. Gabriel's Fund, established in 2004, was created to help these unwanted pets receive the same care and attention that you would give to your own pet.

If you feel that every dog and cat deserves the same care and attention that you would give your own pet, won’t you help one today? By donating to Gabriel’s Fund, you’re helping to provide veterinary care to a wonderful animal that is looking for a chance not only to survive but to eventually heal and be given the chance to start a new, healthy life with an adopted family. Help give them a second chance and show them that even though they don’t currently have a home to go to, there are those of us who love them and feel their life has value.

Make your donation today and know that you have helped save the life of a deserving animal.

Here are just some of the dogs and cats who have benefited from Gabriel's Fund in 2006 & 2007.
Fern leg amputation	Rusty hip surgery	Betty prolapsed rectum
Freckles palette surgery	Julianna hit by car; broken jaw	Julie severe heartworms
Marshall hit by car; broken jaw	Preston 2 knee surgeries	Anna sinus cavity surgery
Ralphie parvo	Sasha parvo	Skippy extreme demodex mange
Stevie eye removal; saved other eye	Trooper stomatitus	Zeus bladder stones

Questions? E-mail or call 913.596.1000 ext. 22