Hopewell Rescue Fund

At Hopewell Animal Hospital, we believe every animal deserves a chance to be healthy, happy, and loved. Our dedicated team provides exceptional care to every pet in need, including those requiring critical attention or lifesaving treatment.

However, the costs for treatments like heartworm disease, broken bones, emergency surgeries, unexpected illnesses, or recovery from cruelty and neglect can quickly add up, making it difficult for some families to afford the care their pets desperately need.

The Rescue Fund helps us bridge that gap. This special reserve ensures that animals in dire need receive the medical care they deserve, whether it’s a pet in our community or a rescued animal requiring urgent attention. Your donation provides a lifeline, not only for the animals currently in our care but also for those who may need our help in the future.

Join us in giving these animals the gift of health and happiness. Your contribution to the Hopewell Angel Fund makes a real difference in their lives. Together, we can create a brighter future for every paw that walks through our doors.

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®) has been a pioneer in animal rescue and protection since its founding in 1866, making it the first animal welfare organization in North America. For over 150 years, the ASPCA has championed animal welfare, rescuing animals in need, finding them loving homes, and driving legislative changes to protect their lives and well-being.

The ASPCA tackles modern challenges with innovative solutions, including providing critical veterinary care, responding to disasters, advancing adoption and rehabilitation programs, conducting animal welfare research, and training law enforcement and shelter professionals. By partnering with local shelters, rescues, and clinics, the ASPCA continues to promote a safer, more compassionate world for animals.

While the ASPCA does not operate its own network of shelters, its national presence allows for collaboration with and support of hundreds of local organizations, helping to address the unique needs of communities and respond to animal crises nationwide.