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Helping Pets in Need, The ElleVet Project provides free veterinary care to pets of the homeless.

04/12/2024

We owe a huge thank you to our community who supported our partner, The Street Dog Coalition, by donating and spreading awareness about SDC’s mission this past Giving Tuesday.

We asked The Street Dog Coalition for one thing they would like our community to know about their work:

“We believe that no one should have to choose between caring for themselves and caring for their pets. Our mission is to provide free veterinary care to pets of people experiencing homelessness, ensuring that these beloved animals receive the care they deserve.”

Partnering with The Street Dog Coalition is truly an honor, and we’re just getting started.

Together, we’ll keep supporting pets and their people, preserving the human-animal bond in our communities. Be sure to follow The Street Dog Coalition on social media for more updates!

03/12/2024

Over the years, The Street Dog Coalition and the ElleVet Project have provided free veterinary care to thousands of pets of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

This Giving Tuesday, join us in supporting SDC's mission by following the Street Dog Coalition on social media, volunteering at a local street clinic, or making a donation. Visit www.thestreetdogcoalition.org/how-to-help to donate or learn more.

$25 covers vaccines, de-worming, and a month of flea/tick/heartworm prevention for a pet.

$50 enables microchip implantation and registration for up to six pets.

$100 provides compassionate end-of-life care for one pet.

Larger donations cover spay and neuter surgeries, vaccinations, and flea/tick/heartworm treatment for several pets a year.

Behind each SDC clinic, there’s someone organizing veterinarians and support staff, coordinating locations, and gathering the lifesaving supplies needed. SDC hosts multiple clinics across the country each week, bringing critical care to pets who need it most.

We’ve seen the power of the human-animal bond firsthand and know how essential it is to protect these relationships. This Giving Tuesday, we hope you’ll consider supporting The Street Dog Coalition and strengthening their impact nationwide.

25/11/2024

Our partner, The Street Dog Coalition, hosts several pop-up clinics weekly across the US for pets of people experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness. During these clinics, pet owners receive a range of basic medical care services from vaccinations to spay-neuter vouchers. Beyond providing free veterinary care, SDC reduces the risk/spread of zoonotic diseases and prevents flea, tick, and heartworm outbreaks.

With the help of the ElleVet Project’s RV, The Street Dog Coalition is more mobile than ever, meeting people without access to transportation where they are.

In August, the team visited Asheville, North Carolina. See the pictures below to get a glimpse of SDC’s incredible work in action!

21/11/2024

The Street Dog Coalition and The ElleVet Project have served thousands of pets whose owners are facing homelessness over the years. Meet Chris, who attended a SDC clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado.

After his military service, Chris was experiencing PTSD. His dog, Precious, is who he credits for changing his life. Thanks to SDC, Precious received the essential veterinary care she needed. With Precious by his side, Chris found employment and now shares a safe home with her and his wife.

Chris’s journey demonstrates the power of the human-animal bond and the role we play in supporting these relationships. It’s an honor to work alongside The Street Dog Coalition to help people like Chris access the resources they need to lead fulfilling lives with their pets beside them.

15/11/2024

In 2020, ElleVet Sciences launched The ElleVet Project, a nonprofit providing free, high-quality preventative and emergency medical care to pets of people experiencing homelessness.

With a shared vision that all pets and people deserve care, The ElleVet Project became a legacy sponsor of The Street Dog Coalition (SDC). Earlier this year, we handed the keys to the ElleVet Project’s RV over to The Street Dog Coalition. SDC currently has Street Teams in 60+ cities, and they can now reach rural areas where limited accessibility often prevents pets from getting care. With this partnership, we can help reach even more pets—and people—in need.

Learn more about SDC by visiting www.thestreetdogcoalition.org and stay tuned for more updates from the road. We are so grateful to partner with this incredible organization!

02/07/2023

We work with some incredible people on the ellevet project! The team has been busier than we have ever been and Dr. Mandy saw and treated over 60 pets in one day in sweltering heat. She is a hero to us and to all the pets she and the team took amazing care of. Here are a few favorite patients!

29/06/2023

This is Bella! She was bought at a swap shop at just 5 weeks old. Far too young to be taken from her mother and at risk for so many health problems. This is all too common, puppies taken too young and sold, and mothers made to breed over and over. We help set puppies like Bella up for success with deworming and vaccinations and when old enough, helping to get them spayed or neutered.

27/06/2023

Puppies and kittens are prone to hypoglycemia so we always have puppy/kitten friendly food on the van for the little ones who might have gone for hours without food while waiting to be treated.
This little guy was pretty happy to munch on some snacks!

26/06/2023

Kitten update! The very sick kittens that were relinquished to us are doing well. A couple of them had such severe eye infections that they would not have survived another day without surgery. These two kittens are Eduardo and Chiquita. Eduardo had to have both eyes removed and Chiquita just one. They are both recovering beautifully and will be heading to their foster home tomorrow.

23/06/2023

Hi all! Sometimes we get so busy on the van that we don’t have time to update, and this past month has been as busy as we have ever been! We have many more stories to share in the coming weeks but here is a sweet story from last week.
Ellie the 8 week old white calico kitty was rescued off the side of the road in California with her two siblings by a kind stranger who stopped to scoop them up. She brought Ellie and her siblings to us and surrendered them to the ElleVet Project. We gladly accepted responsibility for their care and for finding good homes for them.
Ellie received care for her eye infection, which saved her from losing her eye. Our team fell in love with the kittens and were delighted we could give them a happily ever after. Last slide is a puppy too cute not to post! Meet Henrietta the pitbull puppy with the sweetest personality!

21/06/2023

The Dodo featured The ElleVet Project! We are honored to have their support and for them to help spread the word about the ElleVet Project and supporting the work we do giving free veterinary care to pets of the homeless. If you would like to support the Project please see link in bio!

15/06/2023

We are in desperate need of veterinarians in Bakersfield, CA for this coming Monday and Tuesday. There is so much need in Bakersfield and we don’t want to cancel our clinics there, so if you are a CA veterinarian who can help, please call us at 844 673-7287 or dm us. This is a paid position. Thank you and please share so we can help out in Bakersfield this Monday and Tuesday. Thank you all💜

16/02/2023

We are in Vegas! The Ellevet Project is back in Las Vegas today and tomorrow treat pets ahead of WVC veterinary conference. We are always incredibly busy here and are ready to see as many vulnerable pets as we can!!

13/01/2023

Our first day of 2023 started off with over 40 pets waiting to see us, and ended with us taking into our care this very sick and weak mama dog and her 3 day old puppies. This poor mama is only 2 years old, probably younger and has had 3 litters already. None of her prior litters survived but as you can see these lucky puppies are in very good hands! Right now mama’s health is our main concern and getting her strong and healthy is the goal. None of these dogs would have survived without our intervention and we were truly in the right place at the right time. It will be 8 or more weeks but they all will be up for adoption and we will be looking for loving forever homes! More pics to come and if you would like to donate a small amount to help care for mama then please visit the link in bio to help out💜

12/01/2023

Excited for our first clinic of 2023! The ElleVet Project will be treating pets in Orlando, FL this Friday Jan 13, and we encourage anyone who needs help for their pet to come and see us! We have the wonderful Dr. Lauren joining us as well as three experienced members of the ElleVet Project team, so we are ready to see as many pets as need our help!

29/11/2022

Giving Tuesday is here, and it is a day that means so much to us and the ElleVet Project. The ElleVet Project provides free veterinary care to pets of the homeless and exists through the generosity of all of you. We could not care for these pets without your help. We have several wonderful ways you can help support the ElleVet Project today and throughout the year.

1. Purchase an ElleVet Project calendar or tote bag on our website.

2. Choose the ElleVet Project as your Amazon Smile recipient and Amazon will donate to the ElleVet Project.

3. Go to theellevetproject.org website and make a one time or recurring donation

Thank you for your generosity, every dollar goes directly to a pet who desperately needs help💜💜

Link to ElleVet project website in bio

22/11/2022

It’s here! Our 2023 calendar is available and makes a wonderful holiday gift for anyone on your list. Best of all, proceeds go straight to the ElleVet Project and will make a direct impact on the life of a pet in need. Get yours before we run out! Link in bio.

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The ElleVet Project provides free veterinary care to pets of the homeless and unhoused. Meet some of the thousands of pets and people we helped in 2022 with our year end video. Your tax deductible donation make it all possible and there is still time to donate for tax year 2022. Thank you all💜

The ElleVet Project provides free veterinary care to pets of the homeless, all over the country. Meet some of the pets and people we helped in 2022. Tax deductible donations allow us to keep helping thousands of pets every year! Thank you💜

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