Ask Fur Kids Foundation for Help
Fur Kids Foundation is dedicated helping families with pets afford emergency veterinary care when they cannot afford it in Campbell County, Wyoming. If you need help, please complete our application. Details below.
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Process
Step 1: Complete the Application for Assistance and provide necessary documentation (described within the application) to be considered for veterinarian assistance from Fur Kids Foundation. Failure to answer all of the questions, or send necessary documentation, will result in an automatic denial of the application. Files should be sent to Fur Kids Foundation only. Please do not send your files through the vet's office. If you have questions, please contact the Fur Kids Foundation at 307.363.1131 or furkidsfoundation@gmail.com. Note: If the applicant is under the age of 18, or has a designated signature authority, the Applicant’s Personal Representative may submit this form. Can't see the button? Click this link or copy and paste it into a new browser:
http://www.furkidsfoundation.org/application-for-assistance.html A hard copy of the application is available to print here: http://goo.gl/forms/2IvOr41dQl |
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Step 2: If the case qualifies, a Fur Kids Foundation case manager will speak with the applicant and the veterinarian to request any additional information that may be needed.
Step 3: Once all of the information is collected, the case manager reviews the guidelines for assistance. On some occasions, the Fur Kids Foundation full board is consulted.
Step 4: The pet owner and veterinarian is contacted by phone or in person with the Foundation’s response. The Foundation pays the vet directly.
Step 3: Once all of the information is collected, the case manager reviews the guidelines for assistance. On some occasions, the Fur Kids Foundation full board is consulted.
Step 4: The pet owner and veterinarian is contacted by phone or in person with the Foundation’s response. The Foundation pays the vet directly.
Application for Assistance Policy
Fur Kids Foundation is dedicated to providing aid to families who demonstrate a need for financial support when their fur kid is unexpectedly ill or injured, and has to be taken to the vet. The Foundation only provides assistance to residents in Campbell County, Wyoming at this time - this includes persons who bring their animals to Campbell County for veterinary care. If you live outside of Campbell County, please visit the Help Outside Campbell County Wyoming page. As of August 7, 2015, the Foundation has agreements to work with the following clinics in Campbell County, Wyoming:
Fur Kids Foundation is dedicated to providing aid to families who demonstrate a need for financial support when their fur kid is unexpectedly ill or injured, and has to be taken to the vet. The Foundation only provides assistance to residents in Campbell County, Wyoming at this time - this includes persons who bring their animals to Campbell County for veterinary care. If you live outside of Campbell County, please visit the Help Outside Campbell County Wyoming page. As of August 7, 2015, the Foundation has agreements to work with the following clinics in Campbell County, Wyoming:
There is no restriction regarding pet species for the application for assistance. FKF does not cover the cost of routine visits, dental cleanings, routine vaccinations, spays or neuters, debarking, declawing, any cosmetic procedures or the cost of burials or cremation. If there is less than a 30% survival rate and/or the veterinarian recommends euthanasia as the best interest of the pet, FKF will not cover additional fees if further treatment is pursued. If an applicant’s pet’s life is in immediate danger, they should apply and seek immediate assistance from a licensed veterinarian.
The Foundation is designed to provide emergency assistance for families with pets in need. It is important to note that each applicant is reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Foundation's Case Managers, and not all families meet the Foundation’s guidelines. Fur Kids Foundation does not guarantee approval of applications, and reserves the right to refuse assistance to any applicant. The Foundation does not cover 100% of the medical expense, or past due accounts. Our dedicated Case Managers work closely with each applicant and the vet clinic to discuss the amount, if approved. The typical process takes anywhere from one to three business days, depending upon the requirements of treatment and, most importantly, the cooperation of the pet owner and veterinarian.
If approved, funds are paid directly to the clinics listed above. Applicants must make payment arrangements with the clinics for any remaining balance that the Foundation does not cover. Any applicants who do not follow through with payment arrangements with the veterinary clinic, stop payments on payment arrangements, or surrender their pet to a shelter or rescue after FKF has assisted with treatment funds will be denied future assistance from the Foundation.
Note: A complete Application for Assistance Policy is available upon request.
The Foundation is designed to provide emergency assistance for families with pets in need. It is important to note that each applicant is reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Foundation's Case Managers, and not all families meet the Foundation’s guidelines. Fur Kids Foundation does not guarantee approval of applications, and reserves the right to refuse assistance to any applicant. The Foundation does not cover 100% of the medical expense, or past due accounts. Our dedicated Case Managers work closely with each applicant and the vet clinic to discuss the amount, if approved. The typical process takes anywhere from one to three business days, depending upon the requirements of treatment and, most importantly, the cooperation of the pet owner and veterinarian.
If approved, funds are paid directly to the clinics listed above. Applicants must make payment arrangements with the clinics for any remaining balance that the Foundation does not cover. Any applicants who do not follow through with payment arrangements with the veterinary clinic, stop payments on payment arrangements, or surrender their pet to a shelter or rescue after FKF has assisted with treatment funds will be denied future assistance from the Foundation.
Note: A complete Application for Assistance Policy is available upon request.
Care Credit
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CareCredit is a personal line of credit for healthcare treatments and procedures for the entire family, including your pets.
It is a high interest rate credit card that offers No Interest if paid in full within the promotional period* on purchases made with the CareCredit credit card account. Once you have CareCredit you can use it over and over without reapplying. CareCredit can be used at the following veterinary clinics in Campbell County: Animal Medical Center of Wyoming and Thunder Basin Veterinary Clinic. Learn more about CareCredit, and apply, at www.carecredit.com. |
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*Not all promotional plans are available at all Participating Professionals. Interest will be charged to your account from the purchase date if the promotional purchase is not paid in full within the promotional period or if you make a late payment. Minimum Monthly Payments Required.