If you are facing financial hardship, these organizations may be able to help with emergency veterinary costs.
Please Note
South Carolina Community Cat Project does not pay medical bills for owned pets. We have compiled this list of organizations and resources to help you find the assistance you need.
Prevention is the best medicine. These clinics offer high-quality, affordable surgery.
Spartanburg, SC
High-volume, low-cost spay/neuter clinic. Also offers wellness vaccines during surgery.
Visit Website →Greenville, SC
Offers low-cost spay/neuter appointments and community cat (TNR) programs.
Visit Website →Greenville, SC
One of the largest low-cost spay/neuter and vaccine clinics in the Southeast.
Visit Website →Grants and clinics specifically for the Upstate/Southeast region.
Region: NC, SC, VA, TN, GA
Emergency medical treatment funding for families in financial crisis.
Apply Here →Region: Greenville Area
Emergency assistance and spay/neuter vouchers.
Apply Here →Location: Gaffney, SC
Known for affordable pricing on diagnostics and surgeries.
Visit Website →Location: Spartanburg, SC
Focus on spay/neuter and basic wellness preventatives.
Visit Website →These organizations offer funding for specific medical needs. Note: Most require a diagnosis and estimate from a veterinarian before you apply.
Bridge Funding
"Bridging the gap" for pet owners who can pay some, but not all, of a life-saving treatment cost.
Visit WebsiteUrgent Care Grants
Financial assistance for emergency veterinary treatments (usually around $200).
Visit WebsiteNon-Urgent Care
Funding for non-basic, non-urgent care such as cancer treatment or heart disease.
Visit WebsiteCrowdfunding
A dedicated crowdfunding platform for vet bills. Funds go directly to the veterinarian.
Visit WebsiteFeline Rescue Society
Assistance specifically for cats with illness or injury.
Visit WebsiteGeneral Medical
Medical assistance for families facing demonstrable financial hardship.
Visit WebsiteDid you know many human pharmacies can fill pet prescriptions? If your cat is prescribed a common medication (like antibiotics or pain relief), it may be cheaper to fill it at a regular pharmacy using a discount card.