Instead of buying an Easter egg this year, you could help fill StreetVet's Easter basket by donating the cost of an egg to support the pets of those experiencing homelessness across the UK.
StreetVet provides FREE essential and accessible veterinary care to the pets who need us most. By donating you will be making a difference in the lives of many pets:
- £5 helps a pet fighting an infection with a course of antibiotics
- £10 pays to vaccinate one pet for one year or provide one month's worth of flea and worming treatment
- £25 allows for diagnostics to be done on masses or growths found on a pet to help with a diagnosis
- £50 provides up to two month's worth of vital pain relief for a pet suffering from arthritis
- £100 enables us to provide all of the above for a pet
This Easter, we are aiming to raise £1,000 to continue supporting the pets that need us most, ensuring they stay healthy, happy, pain-free, and by their owner's side.
StreetVet's Easter Appeal: Help fill the basket to support pets in need
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StreetVet
Published: 9 Apr 2025
Beneficiary
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StreetVet Charity no. 1181527 & SC052940 Email: fundraising@streetvet.org.uk |
StreetVet is an award-winning national charity offering free and accessible veterinary to pets belonging to owners experiencing homelessness.
It all started in 2016 with two vets and a backpack full of veterinary supplies, swapping the practice for the pavement to support people experiencing homelessness care for their loyal companions.
StreetVet has now grown to be a national charity with a team of 364 volunteer vets and vet nurses outreaching in 24 locations across the UK. We have now supported over 3000 pets – dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, birds and even a tortoise.
A few years ago, we founded the StreetVet Accredited Hostel & Day Centre Scheme on the belief that nobody experiencing homelessness should have to face the horrible decision of giving up their pet in order to access safe accommodation and support. Through the scheme, we support people and pets to transition off the streets and into safe spaces together.
