Pet Peace of Mind is a volunteer-based program designed to help keep our patients and their pets together for as long as possible. Trained volunteers can assist by doing things like walking dogs, transporting pets to veterinary or grooming appointments, or to visit their pet parent in a facility. The program also provides resources to help people plan for their pets should they ever be unable to care for them.

As a last resort, our pet adoption program can help place pets who have lost their owners in hospice care into new loving homes. These pets have been well loved by their families and are usually of a “mature” age. Cats and dogs are always up-to-date on their vaccines and are microchipped before adoption. We do not charge adoption fees, but donations are always welcome.