Angel Fund Donations
There is no greater gift you can give then essential medical care and surgeries to pets in need.
Due to your generosity, we started our own Angel Fund program. Our goal is to be able to quickly
provide medical care for deserving pet owners unable to completely pay for the critical care needs
of their pets that are suffering from serious illness or acute injury.
The Angel Fund helps make that possible.
This year EBAH deposited $2500 into the Angel Fund. We welcome any and all donations. Due to the modest size of our Angel Fund program it is not established as a tax exempt charitable organization. The accounting and record keeping expenses for this size of fund would not be efficient use of donations intended to help needy pets.
If you would like to make a donation, please make checks out to:
Elliott Bay Animal Hospital and please specify that it is a donation to the Angel Fund.
2042 15th Avenue West
Seattle, Washington 98119
Elliott Bay Animal Hospital continues to financially support the Feral Cat Clinic, treat patients for a Local Cat Adoption Program, Pasado's Safe Haven and store the medical supplies and food donations for the Doney Memorial Clinic.
Angel Fund Personal Stories and Photos
'Vince (Jimmy Bill)' -
When Dr. Kimmel examined Jimmy Bill, she discovered a seriously rotted tooth and a large abscess. She was concerned about the cost of
repairing Jimmies mouth and of course, my previous loss. Could I take a risk on Jimmy and afford the added cost? I love cats and couldn't
stand the thought of the possibility of Jimmy's mouth never being taken care of. I think that Emily would want another cat to have a chance.
I insisted and I was told that The Angel Fund would pay for some of the charges. What a Blessing!
Read more about Vince (Jimmy Bill).
Hi,
my name is 'Henri' and I'm almost six months old in this photo.
I really want to thank Dr. Karen Myhre and the entire team at Elliott Bay Animal Hospital for saving my life. On the morning
that I started to feel really bad, my big sister Bella (she's a Westie too) told me to hang on and Dr. Myhre would figure out
what was wrong so I could feel better. Bella told me last year when she was feeling really
cruddy and was very scared, Dr. Myhre diagnosed Addison's Disease and helped her get well.
Read more about Henri.
'George' -
Many years ago, Bill started researching dogs. He had a book about terriers and decided on a
silky. He drove to Kirkland to check out a litter. George was
one of two left in the litter. He came up to Bill and kissed him. That was that and they have been a
two-some every since.
Read more about George.
'Kenzie' -
When we adopted Kenzie as a puppy she was an abandoned "Lab Husky mix" who was found in a dumpster in Woodinville.
She came home with multiple ailments. Three years after first bringing her home, she's become a "Flat Coated Retriever Husky mix," who has, despite
everything she's been through, remained happy and optimistic.
Read more about Kenzie.
