A beloved pet needs veterinary care, but the owner can't afford treatment. For many seniors and people with disabilities, this scenario is a sad reality.
That's where the Farley Foundation steps in.
Established by the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA) in 2001, the Farley Foundation (a registered charity) assists seniors and disabled persons on limited incomes with the necessary treatment of their pets. In 2007, the Foundation expanded its criteria to assist the pets of women at risk of abuse (and their children) who are participating in OVMA’s SafePet Program. The Farley Foundation honors the human-animal bond and seeks to help those who most benefit from pet ownership.
The Farley Foundation is generously administered by OVMA. Donations from the veterinary community in Ontario, corporate sponsors and pet owners around the world allow the Farley Foundation to help hundreds of people and pets each year.
Farley Foundation is generously administered by its founder, the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association