Dr. Steve Abrams Foundation – PetSavers, Inc.
Dedicated to provide grants to pet parents who otherwise would be
unable to provide critical Veterinary Care for their four-legged family members.
Who We Are
Steven G. Abrams, DVM (MSU 1955) practiced Veterinary Medicine in Southern California for over 50 years. He was a loving and caring man who never once euthanized an animal simply because the pet parent could not afford the required treatment.
The Dr. Steve Abrams Foundation – PetSavers, Inc. was started by his family in 2015 to honor his memory by expanding his legacy and helping pets nationally. Our goal? To continue his philosophy and life-long dream of helping every pet who requires medical care regardless of the pet owner’s financial means.
This is accomplished by partnering with Veterinarians and their facilities to create a nationwide network. Partnership occurs when a veterinary practice makes a tax deductible donation which in most cases is reimbursed with the first approved grant. There is no limit on the number of grants allotted to each practice, and the entire grant application takes under five minutes.
The partnership donations are used for internal operations and advertising as 100% of outside donations are allotted for pet saving grants only.
Join Us
Our Volunteer Department could always use some friendly and helpful faces. Whether you’d prefer to lend a hand in the office, send e-mails from home or help staff at our many events, the heart of our Foundation is our volunteers
Saving Pets
As is any medical treatment, the cost of Veterinary Care is expensive, and often, pet owners are unable to afford the care that their pets need.
Fortunately, veterinarians have the ability to compassionately alleviate suffering in pets facing severe illness or injury. In human medicine, such options are not available, regardless of circumstances. Sadly, financial limitations sometimes influence the level of care pets receive. With your generosity and support, we can work toward ensuring that every animal receives the treatment they need—without financial hardship dictating the outcome.