Good Samaritan Fund

Join us to help animals in need of special care, but whose owners could not afford treatment.

Because of the generosity of caring people like you, every year the fund helps hundreds of animals, including dogs, cats, horses, rats, bearded dragons, Guinea pigs, birds, and, yes, even snakes.


WSU veterinary students started the Good Samaritan fund in the mid-1990s.  Good Samaritan funds are only awarded to treat animals that are patients in the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital

Knowing we were able to go back for the follow up and have it financially taken care of helped me sleep.

- Kristy Fiorini, whose Corgi, Murry, was treated by WSU neurologists.

Fiorini received $900, just a fraction of the costs, but being awarded the funds made all the difference for her.


Questions about giving? Contact Kay Glaser  or 509-335-4835.

To make a gift by mail:

Please make your check out to “WSUF” (Washington State University Foundation) and indicate the fund name. Send the check to:

College of Veterinary Medicine
Attn: Development Office
PO Box 647010
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-7010

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