The Roscoe Fund

12/08/2024

16/07/2024

Otter, our retired mascot is still fussy and lively, even at 23 years old. He is needing to be hand fed daily, but still enjoying his raisins and treats!

16/07/2024

We assisted Valentine yesterday who was painful and non weight bearing on her back leg. We hope she is feeling better today!

29/05/2024

For everyone wanting to capture a moment with your pet, whether it’s a new family member, a senior family pet or anything in between. You get a great opportunity with these mini session with the phenomenal David Jensen and all proceeds go directly to The Roscoe Fund!!

Call David today for an appointment for this incredible opportunity!!

11/05/2024

The Roscoe Fund is thrilled to share a spectacular opportunity to all our friends and supporters!! The phenomenal photographer, David Jensen is donating mini photo shoots on June 1 & 2nd, 2024 and donating ALL proceeds to us! Please come support us and get a personalized memory for doing so!!

Make sure to follow our page to continue to hear about the wonderful pets we are able to assist and for news about exciting fundraisers such as this generous one from David!

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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02/05/2024

This is Roscoe, who the fund was named after. Owner Paul Hendrickson was so grateful for Pet Emergency helping Roscoe at his end of life, that he gave us a donation to use for something to help other animals in Roscoe’s name. It was a good sized donation in 1999. Paul Hendrickson, Dr. Dr. Seeba, and myself ( Laura Kelly), brainstormed and came up with the idea of creating a fund to help animals in need. Here we are, 25 years later, still helping companion animals from rats to dogs. We have you to thank for the donations that have kept us helping pets. 💕💕💕💕💕💕

02/05/2024

The Roscoe Fund is assisting Clide with a cat fight wound. We hope you feel better buddy!💕💕💕

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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28/04/2024

The Roscoe Fund has been quite busy assisting families the last few weeks and we are thankful to be able to help so many, but unfortunately our funds are getting low and we need your help!!!

At the Roscoe Fund, we believe that every pet deserves access to emergency veterinary care, regardless of their owner's financial situation. Unfortunately, many families facing financial hardship are forced to make heart-wrenching decisions when their beloved pets fall ill or are injured.

That's where the Roscoe Fund steps in. As a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those in need, we assist with financial aid to cover emergency veterinary expenses for pets whose owners cannot afford the necessary care. Whether it's a life-saving surgery, critical treatment, or essential medications, we try to help offset funds to ensure that pets receive the care they desperately need to recover and thrive.

Your support can make a world of difference. By donating to the Roscoe Fund, you're not just helping pets—you're supporting families in their time of need, providing them with peace of mind and the chance to keep their furry companions by their side.
Your donation in dollars makes sense, no matter the size, it makes a significant impact. Your generosity can help save lives and keep families together.

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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28/04/2024

This is little Frisbee. He is currently waiting at the ER with multiple issues. Poor guy had everything happen at once. He loves cuddles and basking in the sunshine. They are trying to stabilize him. We sure hope you get home soon to get some of those sunny rays!

28/04/2024

Wanting to help The Roscoe Fund? You can at no cost to you. If you shop at Fred Meyer, create an account and they will donate to us every time you shop!!!! Go into your account, click on rewards, then on community rewards. You simply choose The Roscoe Fund. We currently only have about 50 people that signed up. Please help give back to the community. We are getting requests for assistance several times a day.

FRED MEYER

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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27/04/2024

This is Jack Jack, a 6 year old kitty who’s owners needed assistance with an emergency blockage surgery that was a life or death necessity for him and the owners are not ready to say goodbye.

We are thankful that we were able to assist him and hope for a speedy and complete recovery for young Jack Jack!

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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27/04/2024

This is Mini, a 5 year old chihuahua who was having seizures. The Roscoe fund was able to assist her owners with some treatment and we hope she is doing much better now! Isn’t she adorable!!

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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27/04/2024

Zeus is a six year old lab mix, who was unable to bear any weight on his leg. The Roscoe Fund was able to assist the owners to relieve some pain. We hope he is feeling much better now.

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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17/04/2024

Today we are helping Akiko Moon who is the brown dog in the photos. Akiko has not eaten for several days and owner didn’t have the funds for her to be seen. She likes short walks and riding in the jeep. Owner bottle fed her at 5 weeks and he has been her rock while owner went through cancer treatment. We hope to get some answers to be able to get her feeling better!💕

15/04/2024

I will be at The Pet Stop on Wednesday if anyone has any change jars they would like to donate. I’m already a little behind in rolling coins, but I’m going to get caught up this week! NOW IS TIME FOR CHANGE! Help prevent suffering in our companion animals.

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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14/04/2024

This is Matilda, a beloved 13 year old pit bull who’s owner reached out to us when she noticed a large mass develop on Matilda’s jaw and was unable to cover the expenses of veterinary care and treatment.

Matilda has been a constant companion to her owner and her family during blessed times as well as a tremendous emotional support to her owner in times of sickness and struggle.
She was there for many wonderful life moments and watched over her owner when she was ill and when her husband suffered from major medical conditions. Her family cares deeply for her and it showed as she reflected on her lifetime of loyalty and how they did not want to see her in pain.

After her visit with Wasilla Veterinary Clinic, her family learned that the prognosis was not great. We are saddened by the news; cancer diagnosis’s are heartbreaking. We wish Matilda’s family comfort in these sorrowful times.

The Roscoe Fund is thankful we were able to assist her owner in finding answers so that Matilda doesn’t have to suffer.

We covered the costs of the diagnosis and pain medication to afford her family a few more quality moments and when the time comes, we will cover the expense of her final appointment so that her family can humanely say goodbye.

05/04/2024

Our message phone number is 907-865-6999. We will be checking messages at least every 24 hours. If it is urgent, sending a Facebook message will get to us quickly. Thank you for your support.

01/04/2024

Update: I am still trying to do the fund as needed as we reorganize. Unfortunately we still have just a few people running the fund. We will not be available for any elective surgeries ( cruciate, dental, etc.). I will be posting a Roscoe Fund phone number this week so I am not taking calls on my personal phone.
2023 expenses:

Starting bank: 10,930.74
Donations: 18,598.85
Spent on pets: 8,682.47
Advertising, business expenses: 95.56
Ending bank: 20,751.56

Thank you for your support!💕

the Roscoe Fund is a non-profit Organization with 501 (c) (3) status. TAX ID 920172009

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13/05/2023

Slug is currently at Pet Emergency Treatment fighting for his life. Owners adopted from Animal Control a few weeks ago and was very lethargic. Their regular vet sent him to Emergency because he was so anemic he needs a blood transfusion. The Roscoe Fund assisted with our maximum, but she is still in need of more money. Carecredit is maxed out. Please donate directly if you can help. We are in desperate need of donations as well. We are trying to rebuild funds this month. Thank you donors!💕💕

05/05/2023

Yesterday, we got a call from a paramedic that was concerned about a homeless man who had a dog in his car ( he was living in his car) that had blood coming out of his ear. We received a few other calls from other concerned citizens. We were able to track him down and get Niko to a veterinarian and get treatment. Hopefully the man and his pooch are feeling much better today! Please donate! We are taking this month off to reorganize and rebuild our funds. We did have to help Niko yesterday though!😊. Puppy picture for cuteness, not Niko.

22/04/2023

Otter, our retired mascot is still with us. I think he will outlive me!

22/04/2023

Teagan has been vomiting the last two days. His owner been trying to save up for additional diagnostic tests. Unfortunately, time is not on our side anymore. He is going to get a few X-rays and a re-evaluation tomorrow, and then some medications to help him feel better. His ears are the greatest!💕💕. I have decided to keep The Roscoe Fund alive and get a new board. But for now, we are running low on funds. Please help us help pets like Teagan! Also, thank you my friends for encouraging me to keep the fund open!💕. If you are interested in helping out with the fund, I wI’ll be setting up interviews in the near future.

03/04/2023

We assisted Min to the end of her life. She gave her owners joy for many, many years. We are sorry for your loss!💕 I’m trying to fix the donate button

28/03/2023

Miss Frankie is heading into surgery for dental work this week! Our 2022 summary of costs and donations were as follows:

Starting balance: $11,767.18
Donations: 11,955.43
Spent on pets: 11,606.46
Legal: $145.
Social media/web: $209.69
Ending balance: 11,761.46

Sadly, We are closing the fund this year. Donations can continue until May 1st. After that time we will not be taking any more donations. We will continue helping pets until the money is gone. We have run The Roscoe Fund for over 24 years and helped thousands of pets. We appreciate everyone who has donated and held fundraisers for us.

25/10/2022

Kira Myers is having a mass in her mouth removed next week at VCA ALASKA Pet Care. We have donated our maximum amount for her surgery. If anyone would like to donate more, please contact the clinic. The owner has had Kira over half his life! Good luck on your surgery Kira!💕

28/03/2022

Financials for 2021:
Starting balance $18,568.96
Donations to Fund $4,572.71
Spent on pets. $11,154.49
Legal $100
Advertising $120.
Ending balance. $11,767.18

21/11/2021

Falco recovering at the ER after having a kitty toy removed! He is now recovering at home.

04/11/2021

Hermione stopped eating and her owner has been hand feeding her until she got assistance to go to her veterinarian and get diagnostics and treatment. We are hoping you feel better Hermione 💕💕💕💕💕

We are currently able to help with issues of a humane nature only for now. However, you can use The Roscoe Fund’s assistance at your OWN vet with PRE-APPROVAL form sent to this address. We work around the clock to help animals in need. If approved, you will be given a voucher of Roscoe Fund money ...

14/05/2021

Junni is recovering from a bad tumor removal. She had to be on medication to shrink the tumor before it could be removed. Her owner shared a few cute pictures of her while she was cleaning her “cone of shame!”

11/05/2021

Nugget is in recovery from having an infected eye removed. The owner had been trying to raise money for the surgery and we had to help. The poor little guy looked so miserable. Thank you donors