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 Welcome
to the Picasso Veterinary Fund!
How the Picasso Veterinary Fund is saving lives…
Traditionally, animals with extreme medical needs
who are taken in by animal control shelters are euthanized because
the funds needed to pay for extensive surgeries and other expensive
treatment just haven't been available. But many of these animals
would make wonderful, loving pets if only they had access to the
medical treatment they need. The Picasso Veterinary Fund was created
to give these animals the second chances they deserve. By paying
for medical treatment that otherwise would not be available to them,
the Fund is saving lives that in the past would have been lost.
Administered by the Mayor's
Alliance for NYC's Animals, the Picasso Veterinary Fund pays
for lifesaving medical treatment for sick and injured animals transferred
from NYC's AC&C to other Alliance
Participating Organizations (APOs) for adoption.
These animals get the veterinary care
they need to get back on their feet, and then are put up for adoption
when they are healthy enough to be placed in a good home. Since
2003, hundreds of dogs and cats
have received medical treatment paid for by the Fund.
Learn More!
Browse this web site to read about some of the lucky
Picasso recipients, make a donation
to the Fund, or adopt a Picasso pet.
Picasso's Story
Meet Picasso, the dog who inspired the creation of
the lifesaving Picasso Veterinary Fund.
Picasso Pet Scrapbook
Meet the lucky New York City cats, dogs, kittens,
and puppies who have been helped by the Picasso Veterinary Fund.
Adopt a Picasso Pet
Open your heart and home to a Picasso pet awaiting
adoption.
Thank You to Our Supporting
Veterinary Practices!
See which New York City veterinarians and clinics
help Picasso pets.
Make a Donation
Contribute to the Picasso Veterinary Fund to help
give an ill or injured pet the veterinary care he or she needs to
get ready for adoption.
Subscribe to Picasso Veterinary
Fund in Action!
Each month, you can receive in your e-mail inbox
an inspirational story about a New York City animal helped by the
Picasso Veterinary Fund.
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