Frankie’s Friends is a non-profit foundation dedicated to finding cures and saving pets with cancer and other life-threatening conditions.
Founded in 1999, Frankie's Friends is proud to celebrate 25 years of helping to save pets in need of lifesaving emergency and specialty veterinary care their families could not afford.
A big thank you to our homepage heroes Trace and Scout for their support of Frankie's Friends.
Your generosity doesn’t just fund treatment, it buys her comfort, time, and dignity. It means she gets to wake up to familiar voices and soft sunlight a little longer. That is a gift beyond measure, and we’re profoundly grateful.
Recently, our world was turned upside down when Zeus became suddenly ill. After veterinary evaluation and imaging, we learned he likely has foreign objects in his stomach and may require urgent medical treatment/surgery. While we are incredibly thankful his bloodwork has remained stable, the emotional and financial weight of navigating emergency veterinary care has been overwhelming.
CELEBRITIES WHO CARE
CELEBRITIES WHO CARE
“My true heroes to team up with are Frankie’s Friends!”
— Dave Bautista
“Saving pets’ lives, huge thanks for the good work you guys are doing!”
— Sister Hazel
“I applaud the great work that Frankie’s Friends is doing to help companion animals and their families.”
— Emmylou Harris
“I’m so grateful for the care and dedication that Frankie’s Friends exhibits by making life a little bit easier for animals whose lives have been difficult. Efforts like theirs can and do make a difference.”
— Betty White
“Nothing like an emergency surgery for a beloved furry member of the family to put things into perspective. We really feel for pet owners who aren't able to pay for their pets' care and we're thrilled to learn about and help support Frankie's Friends who helps cover costs!"
— Kimberly Williams-Paisley
This money will make a huge difference to us but most importantly, to Panda and I really cannot overstate how much it means to us. Just two years ago, we lost our 15 year old dog, Roxie, and just the thought of losing Panda so soon or her spending the rest of her life in pain is unfathomable.