Emergency Medical Care for Needy Pets

Ginger Wiener
Ginger’s Fund provides financial assistance for emergency medical treatment for animals whose owners cannot afford to pay all or part of the necessary veterinarian services.
The fund was established by Marsha and Sol Wiener in memory of their beloved golden retriever, Ginger. Money from Ginger’s Fund is allocated at the discretion of local participating veterinarians. Owners must reside in Jefferson County and animals helped through the program must be spayed or neutered. The vets determine the amount of funding needed at the time of the emergency and bill us directly for a portion of the cost. At this time, our ability to fund these services is capped at a specific rate per month per veterinarian, as established by the Board.
Participating vets include Dr. Ginny Johnson and Dr. Cindy Alexander of Hadlock Veterinary Clinic, Dr. Jeff Highbarger of Chimacum Valley Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Abbie Doll of Pet Townsend Veterinary Clinic, and Dr. Madelyn Curll of Oak Bay Animal Hospital.
Year | Number of Animals Helped |
Cost |
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 |
$5737 $8137 $3500 $4680 $4347 $3900 $4463 $5120 $4012 $4201 $3853 $5004 $4862 $4148 $6192 $3677 $1940 |
|
Totals | $77,764 |