A dog's paw in a human hand
OUR PROCESS

From A Quiet Phone CallTo A Pet Sleeping Home

Most of our families find us when they believe no one helps rabbits and guinea pigs. They're wrong. Here is exactly what happens next.

A Call, Within 48 Hours
STEP ONE

A Call, Within 48 Hours

You reach out through a referral from a neighbor, exotic vet, or social worker. An advocate who knows small animals calls you back within a couple business days. No application. No paperwork. Just a conversation.

We Build A Plan Together
STEP TWO

We Build A Plan Together

Your advocate visits you at home or meets you wherever you're comfortable. Together, you map out what your rabbit or guinea pig actually needs to stay safe — hay, pellets, medication, an exotic vet visit, a landlord conversation, a deposit. We build the plan around your life.

Support Lands Within The Week
STEP THREE

Support Lands Within The Week

Funds flow directly to exotic vets, pharmacies, small-animal food suppliers, and landlords — never as a loan, never with interest, never with conditions. Most families have what they need within seven days of that first call.

Questions Families Ask Us

No. Every dollar of crisis support is funded by sponsors. You will never be asked to repay anything, and you will never be charged a fee.

No income verification, no document gauntlet. We trust the families who reach out. Our advocates listen, and we move from there.

Dozens of organizations support dogs and cats. Almost none focus on small animals. Rabbits and guinea pigs are surrendered in high numbers precisely because families have nowhere to turn. We exist to close that gap.

Yes. We maintain a directory of exotic and small-animal veterinary partners in every state we serve. If you don't have a vet, your advocate will connect you with one.

Whether you need help or want to give it — start here.