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"I have studied many philosophers and many cats. The wisdom of cats is infinitely superior." - Hippolyte Taine FUNDING GUIDELINESThese are general guidelines used in making funding decisions. However, every request will be reviewed on a case by case basis and the FVEAP reserves the right to either grant or deny a funding assistance request without further explanation. 1.) The cat/kitten must have a life-threatening illness, injury or condition, or one that seriously compromises the quality of the cat or kitten's life. 2.) The illness, injury or condition must require immediate or prompt veterinary intervention in order for the cat or kitten to survive. 3.) The veterinarian's prognosis (in the veterinarian's best professional judgment) should indicate a positive outcome. 4.) The cat/kitten must be spayed or neutered or have the procedure done during the treatment period. 5.) Funding may be provided only prior to treatment. Exceptions may be made for stabilizing procedures. 6.) Final funding decisions will be based on resources available. 7.) Approved funding may be a flat dollar amount or a percentage of the total cost of treatment. Rarely will full funding be available. 8.) It is expected that the Guardian will contribute to the cost of treatment to the extent possible. 9.) It is also expecetd that the treating veterinarian will offset some of the cost of treatment. |
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: Funding Guidelines