Client Resources
American Animal Hospital Association
The AAHA is a trusted organization that sets high standards for veterinary care across the U.S. and Canada. Their website offers a wide range of evidence-based resources to help pet owners better understand their animal’s health, from nutrition and behavior to vaccinations and preventive care. Whether you’re looking for advice on senior pets, dental hygiene, or new puppy checklists, the AAHA’s Pet Owner Library is a great place to start.
American Heartworm Society
The AHS is the leading veterinary authority on preventing, diagnosing, and treating heartworm disease in pets. They offer a wealth of trusted, up-to-date resources tailored for both pet owners and professionals.
American Veterinary Medical Association
The AVMA, founded in 1863, is the leading professional organization for veterinarians in the U.S.—representing over 100,000 members. It’s website provides trusted pet owner resources, including guidance on preventive care, choosing the right pet, first aid, and navigating emergency situations.
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
The ASPCA APCC is a trusted, 24/7 emergency resource staffed by veterinary toxicologists who specialize in pet poisonings. If your pet ingests or comes in contact with something potentially dangerous—whether it’s food, plants, medications, household cleaners, or chemicals—you can call (888) 426‑4435 for immediate guidance.
Bring Fido
BringFido is one of the world’s leading pet travel sites, dedicated to helping dog owners discover pet-friendly places to stay, play, and eat—whether you’re traveling across town or across the globe.
Pet Insurance Review
PetInsuranceReview.com is an independent, trusted platform dedicated to helping pet owners compare insurance options with ease. Since 2005, they’ve collected thousands of real user reviews and insights to rank and evaluate pet insurance providers across the U.S. and Canada.
ASAP Metro
The Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland (ASAP Metro) brings together top shelters in the Portland–Vancouver metro area (including the Oregon Humane Society, Cat Adoption Team, and Multnomah County Animal Services) to launch community-wide programs that empower pet parents and reduce shelter intake.
Portland Animal Welfare Team
The PAW Team is a nonprofit in Portland delivering free veterinary care, pet supplies, and wrap-around support to families facing homelessness or extreme financial hardship. Their services—ranging from wellness exams and vaccinations to spay/neuter assistance and emergency care—are fully staffed by dedicated volunteer veterinarians and community helpers.
DoveLewis Velvet Assistance Fund
The Velvet Assistance Fund, offered by DoveLewis Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital, provides vital support to pet owners facing financial hardship during emergencies. Named in honor of Velvet, a loyal dog who once helped save her human companions during a Mount Hood rescue, this donor-funded program offers financial aid to help cover emergency exam costs for pets.