Medical Mission Program

I Stand With My Pack Medical Mission Program

I Stand With My Pack has made it our mission to help dogs with major medical needs that are often not seen by adopters and other rescues. We are known in the rescue community as an organization that does not shy away from helping dogs with serious medical needs, and we are proud of this reputation.

Our Medical Mission Program focuses on raising funds to specifically pull dogs with medical needs from shelters and to provide them with the veterinary care that they need. We help treat conditions ranging from Parvovirus and upper-respiratory infections, to broken bones and neurological issues, funding bloodwork, X-Rays, MRI’s, surgeries, and medications in order to help these dogs that are overlooked by so many.

ISWMP SPAY AND NEUTER PROGRAM

Are you passionate about animal welfare and want to make a difference? Donating to, and supporting, I Stand With My Pack’s Spay and Neuter Program is the perfect opportunity to make an impact and improve the lives of animals in your community.

Did you know that there are currently over 100,000 homeless dogs in Los Angeles County alone? These dogs face numerous hardships, including a lack of food, shelter, and medical care. Many of these dogs end up in overcrowded shelters, where they face the risk of euthanasia if they are not adopted in time.

This is where our Spay and Neuter Program comes in.

Your donation to our program will help reduce the number of homeless dogs in our community. Spaying and neutering dogs is a proven way to control overpopulation, which is one of the primary causes of the homeless dog crisis in Los Angeles County. Spaying and neutering have multiple benefits to both dogs and humans, such as:

– Reduction in the number of homeless dogs
– Reduction in the number of dog bites and attacks
– Reduction in the spread of diseases
– Increased awareness of responsible dog ownership

Over the past three years, ISWMP has sterilized about 1100 dogs, and participated in multiple local and international Spay and Neuter clinics, which means that our Spay and Neuter Program has prevented the birth of up to 30,000 potential puppies; with your help, we can increase these numbers and make even more of a difference. Join us in improving the lives of homeless dogs in Los Angeles by investing in our Spay and Neuter Program. Together we can help reduce the number of homeless dogs and significantly impact animal welfare in our community.