• Compassion Fund Application

    This fund is entirely supported by donations from outside sources, and there is no obligation to repay this grant.
  • These funds can NOT be used for:

    • Examinations
    • Heartworm testing, Ear Cytologies, Fecal Flotations
    • Prevention (flea/tick, dewormer, heartworm)
    • Third Party fees (cremation, Radiologist review, etc)
    • Microchipping
    • Vaccinations
    • Sterlization (spay/neuter)
    • Boarding

    These funds CAN be used for:

    • Advanced Diagnostics (ex: ultrasound, radiographs, echocardiogram)
    • Surgeries, including orthopedic

     

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    OTHER RECOURCES 

    1. Local Workforce Development Centers: Government-funded job training and placement programs.   LINK
    2. Catholic Charities Dallas Employment Services: Provides job readiness training and placement assistance. LINK
    3. United Way of Metropolitan Dallas – Pathways to Work: Workforce development initiative supporting job access for young adults.  LINK
    4. Dallas College Workforce Training: Offers free job training and career readiness programs.  LINK
    5. Texas Workforce Commission Employment Services: Connects job seekers with employers and provides job search resources. LINK
    6. NPower Texas: Offers free tech training and career support for young adults and veterans.  LINK
    7. Job Corps: Free education and job training for young adults. LINK

  • To qualify for the Compassion Fund, you must apply for CareCredit and ScratchPay.

    CHEW Animal Clinic offers financing options through CareCredit and ScratchPay.

    Note: Both CareCredit and ScratchPay involve soft credit checks with no impact on your credit score and only takes around 5 minutes to complete

    Completion of these applications is required. If approved for either or both, you are not obligated to use the full approved amount, nor does it disqualify you from receiving assistance.
     

    HIGHLIGHTS OF CARECREDIT: CLICK HERE
    Extended Payment Plans
    Interest Free For 6 Months*
    Quick & Easy Approval
    Immediate Access to Funds
    No Annual Fee


    HIGHLIGHTS OF SCRATCHPAY: CLICK HERE
    Instant Approval
    Plans as low as 0% APR
    No hidden fees
    No prepayment penalty
    No deferred interest

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  • Provide proof of identity
       Current Driver’s License 
       Passport
       State-Issued Identification Card

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    How to Capture the Best Photo for the Compassion Fund

    1. Include at Least One Person (very important): The picture should contain at least one person alongside the pet. This helps create a personal connection and allows donors to immediately relate to the story. Seeing both the pet and their owner emphasizes the bond between them, making the story more impactful and relatable.
    2. Avoid Selfies: If possible, please have someone else take the picture. Selfies can often result in awkward angles or poor focus. A photo taken by another person will provide a clearer, more professional-looking image.
    3. Show Affection: Ask for photos where the person is interacting with the pet—petting, holding, or simply looking at each other. These moments convey a deeper bond.
    4. Clear Focus: Make sure both the pet and person are in focus, with no blurry or out-of-focus shots. A sharp image helps create a stronger connection.
      Natural Lighting: Take photos in natural light, such as near a window or outdoors, to avoid harsh shadows and overexposure. Natural light makes the photo look more welcoming and genuine.
    5. Avoid Distractions: Choose a clean background with minimal clutter. A simple, neutral background ensures that the pet and person stand out and the image looks polished.
    6. No Filters or Heavy Editing: While filters might make the photo look nice, they can distort the pet’s true appearance. Keep the photo as natural and unaltered as possible to maintain authenticity.
    7. No Flash Photography: Flash can create harsh lighting and red-eye. Recommend avoiding it to keep the image warm and inviting.
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