Support our veterinary services so that we can reduce euthanasia, support frontline shelters, and give companion pets what they deserve—a chance.

There has been a 27% increase in the number of animals entering our care this year compared to last year, and while the overpopulation of pets within our state continues to rise, resources are growing scarcer. Louisiana ranks among the top five states nationally for euthanasia, which is why our mission to save and protect the lives of homeless pets is so crucial.

By elevating our veterinary services for the animals at risk we can tackle overpopulation at its root. In 2024, we spayed and neutered 1,433 cats and dogs. Our goal for 2025 is 2,500 animals altered! Spaying and neutering pets is the only long-term solution.