Supporting Pets in Need
We understand that caring for a pet with mobility issues can often be expensive.
Applying for Sponsorship
Through our sponsorship program, we provide mobility impaired animals the support necessary to optimize the quality of life. Our focus is on pets with paralysis, neurological and birth defects. Due to limited funding, we can provide supplies and equipment to pets globally, but sponsored rehab services are limited to pets in the Chicagoland region.
Please note that we DO NOT currently support pets in need of emergent situations, surgery, or those suffering from cancer or common orthopedic conditions such as arthritis/spondylosis, ligament tear, luxating patella or dysplasia OR reimburse for invoices already paid.
Please visit our resource page for additional organizations and support.
“We received all kinds of supplies from Wild Hearts today! All these items Luna will most likely need for the rest of her time here on this earth. They sent more than I had asked for/expected...I am so grateful. Nothing about this is easy but Wild Hearts makes it a whole lot easier.”
“Your kindness brings me to tears. Thank you so much for all you have done. You have softened the blow of a devastating situation.”
“It is hard to put into words how grateful we are for Wild Hearts granting these sessions to Etta. Every single day we see her quality of life get better and better. The water therapy has helped the strength in her back legs so she is able to walk better. Thanks again for all that you do. And for helping our sweet Etta’s quality of life continue to get better! ”
“I couldn’t believe the love and compassion that came through in their communication! I will become a contributor to Wild Hearts as soon as I get back to work! Thank you so much for extending Jack’s life and quality of life for us!”
“It helps to know we aren't alone in this situation. Thank you so much!”
— Michelle, Messiah’s Mom
“It has been a huge weight off my shoulders to have help for Tilly. Pretty much everything I do goes back into her care and well being. So to have other people care as much about her as I do has been amazing.”