You can also plan ahead with pet insurance. Visit Pawlicy Advisor to compare providers (Embrace, Figo, Trupanion, ASPCA, and more).
Financial Resources
Financial help for pet care
Because cost should never come between your pet and the care they need
At Onalaska Animal Hospital, we understand that financial challenges can sometimes make pet care feel overwhelming. Whether you're facing an emergency, managing a chronic condition, or navigating financial hardship, please know you're not alone.
That’s why we’ve created this page — to connect you with trusted resources that can help cover the cost of care, offer flexible payment options, or provide support tailored to your situation.
That’s why we’ve created this page — to connect you with trusted resources that can help cover the cost of care, offer flexible payment options, or provide support tailored to your situation.
Payment plans, credit options, and pet insurance
Onalaska Animal Hospital is proud to be the first veterinary office in the region to offer Cherry, giving you access to flexible monthly payment plans right here at our clinic.
A health and wellness credit card accepted at more than 280,000 locations nationwide. Offers “No Interest if Paid in Full” financing and reduced-APR fixed-payment plans.
Check your options in seconds with no impact on your credit score. Choose from flexible monthly payments, including 0% APR plans up to six months for qualified clients.
Scan to Apply for Cherry
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Low-income and hardship support
These organizations offer aid to families who are experiencing financial difficulties:
Broad veterinary aid
Non-emergency care
Special needs pets
Income-based illness aid
Emergency and surgical care
Avoid surrender due to hardship
Emergency care grants
Need help fast? These organizations may provide emergency funding:
Urgent care grants ($200 — $250)
Up to $1,500 for critical care
Up to $500 for La Crosse County Residents
Emergency loans via Coulee Region Humane Society
Chronic illness and cancer support
If your pet has a long-term condition, the following resources may help:
Internal medicine and cancer
Insulin and supplies
Service dogs and disabilities
Support for individuals with disabilities who rely on service animals:
Global directory
Wisconsin Medicaid coverage
Free dogs for eligible individuals
Offers free service dogs in the U.S.
National program for hearing, service, and assistance dogs
Breed-specific and mobility aid
Support for specific breeds or pets with mobility challenges:
Breed-specific support
Free wheelchairs
Loaner mobility carts
Crowdfunding and community support
Raise funds from your community to support your pet’s care:
Funds go directly to your vet
Owner-managed campaigns
Pet-focused crowdfunding options
The resources listed above are provided for informational purposes only. Onalaska Animal Hospital does not administer these programs, guarantee funding, or endorse any specific organization. Availability, eligibility requirements, and funding limits may vary and are subject to change at any time. We encourage you to contact each organization directly to confirm current program details and ensure they serve your location.
