Pet Peace of Mind

Pet Peace of Mind

Pet Peace of Mind is a national program which recognizes and actively supports the unique bond between hospice patients and their pets. This groundbreaking national program enables hospice patients to keep their pets at home with them throughout their end-of-life journey by supporting any physical or financial needs of the pet.

For many in hospice care, changes in their physical condition lead to a decrease of previously enjoyed social opportunities and relationships. Their pets offer unconditional love, acceptance, comfort and companionship when it’s needed most – the time when friends and family aren’t seen as frequently or when words are too hard to say.


The Pet Peace of Mind program provides helping hands and financial assistance so that caring volunteers are able to help patients with pet care needs. With this loving support, patients are able to complete their end-of-life journey without worrying about their pet’s current or future needs. 
Pet Peace of Mind Offers
based on need and available resources:

Assistance with pet food and cat litter

Routine veterinarian care for pet health, which can reduce patient stress

Transportation to veterinarian appointments
Spaying and neutering assistance

Pet boarding or sitting in case of patient hospitalization

Flea and tick treatment, grooming

Pain and comfort medications for elderly pets
 
Volunteer recruitment and training for pet foster homes or temporary housing

Pet transportation to nursing facilities to visit owners

This program is not only an exciting service offered to our patients, but truly conveys the value system of our organization, which values the whole person and what is important to the patient and their family. This program is solely funded by donations and all gifts must be designated to the Pet Peace of Mind Program.
 
For more information please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Deanna Lind, C.V.M. at (870) 508-1771 or toll free 1-800-711-9596.

A place for comfort and healing. If you would like to help with the loss of a pet, write a letter, or read letters from others click here to visit Letters to Pushkin.
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