PetAid Colorado

PetAid Colorado serves as the healthcare safety net for underprivileged pets in need across the state. We believe that all animals, regardless of their owner’s financial status, deserve the veterinary care needed to prevent unnecessary suffering and relinquishment. PetAid Colorado provides medical services to over 8,000 pets each every year through three programs: PetAid Animal Hospital is the largest not-for-profit animal hospital in Colorado and is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, symbolizing our deep commitment to producing the best possible outcomes in patient care. The hospital provides comprehensive healthcare by offering high-quality, generously discounted veterinary care, and administers spay/neuter surgeries to pets in the care of shelters and rescue agencies. PetAid Care Grants supplement charitable care at private veterinary practices to give much-needed medical care in order to help a disadvantaged owner save the life if a beloved pet. PetAid Community Outreach takes veterinary care to pet owners when they can’t come to us by visiting transitional housing for the homeless and subsidized senior centers, for example, and administering physical examinations and vaccines. Few communities have resources dedicated to meeting the medical needs of companion animals belonging to the underserved, making PetAid Colorado an extremely unique organization in the lifesaving work that we do. We hope you can join us in helping less fortunate people and pets and most importantly, in keeping them together.