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See where your money goes. Before you give.

We are planning a way to pay for an animal’s vet care and see exactly what it paid for. We do not take money yet. Here is how we would do it.

The problem

Why it is hard to trust animal fundraisers.

Online appeals are full of sad photos and no receipts. You rarely know if the money paid for the surgery or went somewhere else. Meanwhile, small charities struggle to pay for basic medicine.

What we would do:

Money would only be paid out against a bill sent by the vet practice itself. You would see every line, from the anaesthetic to the surgical pins.

Always shown

What every appeal would show

01

The vet’s bill, line by line

Money would only be paid out against a real vet bill, never into a general pot.

02

Checked groups only

Only registered charities and checked rescue groups could ask for money.

03

Fees shown up front

You would see any fee before you give. Our aim is for the rest to go to the animal’s care.

04

If money is left over

If treatment costs less, you would see where the rest goes, for example to the next animal in need.

Sample

A sample appeal, line by line

Sample appeal

Milo: surgery for a broken leg

Sample bill from the treating vet

Fully billed
X-rays (3 views)£185.00
Anaesthetic and monitoring (90 min)£240.00
Plate and screws£420.00
Pain relief and antibiotics£65.00
Total£910.00
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We will not take any money until every bill can be checked.

Where this fits in the loop
Step 6 of 6: Community
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It would draft listings from notes, point out missing safety details, spot repeat reports and translate. A person checks everything. It never decides where an animal goes.
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Would you pay for an animal’s vet care this way?

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