Animal Care Assistance Program - ACAP

Animal Care Assistance Program - ACAP ACAP is a 501c3 all-volunteer run organization that offers funding for veterinary services

The Animal Care Assistance Program (ACAP), is a 501c3 all-volunteer run program offering funding, guidance, services, and solutions to disadvantaged and low-income populations who cannot afford veterinarian care for their companion animals. The program’s primary goal is to help low income pet owners with veterinary costs to prevent unnecessary suffering of animals and/or owners surrendering their

pets to shelters due to common problems that may be resolved with intervention and assistance. Veterinary services focus on routine care and prevention such as vaccines, heartworm testing and other common diagnostic tests, ear cleaning, and skin condition management. Flea/tick medications, dewormers, and heartworm preventative medications are also provided. The program’s goal is to help low-income families have vet care for pets, rather than the alternative surrendering to shelters or euthanasia due to lack of financial resources. ACAP occasionally pulls from animal shelters and takes in owner-surrendered dogs from owners who are unable to care for their animals. These pets are fostered, vetted and adopted to appropriate homes after a thorough screening.

This adorable little puppy, Tater was very sick and went to the vet to be treated for hookworms. We are so happy to be a...
08/30/2026

This adorable little puppy, Tater was very sick and went to the vet to be treated for hookworms. We are so happy to be able to help this little guy!

Sweet Roy was very sick, vomiting, not eating, and lethargic so he took a trip to the vet where he was given medication ...
08/30/2026

Sweet Roy was very sick, vomiting, not eating, and lethargic so he took a trip to the vet where he was given medication for his liver enzyme. We hope you're back to normal now Roy!

Clemons took a trip to the vet after not feeling well and was found to have an abdominal mass. He was also diagnosed wit...
08/26/2026

Clemons took a trip to the vet after not feeling well and was found to have an abdominal mass. He was also diagnosed with Lyme disease and started on medication. We’re hoping this sweet boy feels better soon and are keeping a close eye on him. ❤️

Sugar had to get a broken foot resplinted, this sweet girl is on the road to healing!
08/21/2026

Sugar had to get a broken foot resplinted, this sweet girl is on the road to healing!

Adorable Sheba had to take a trip to the vet for a check in on her arthritis and was given some medication and a diet ch...
08/21/2026

Adorable Sheba had to take a trip to the vet for a check in on her arthritis and was given some medication and a diet change. We hope that she starts feeling better!

Sweet Princess went to the vet to get spayed, and we hope that this helps her feel better!
08/21/2026

Sweet Princess went to the vet to get spayed, and we hope that this helps her feel better!

Sweet Scarlett was extremely sick and had to be taken to the vet. She was diabetic with severe ketoacidosis. We have hea...
08/17/2026

Sweet Scarlett was extremely sick and had to be taken to the vet. She was diabetic with severe ketoacidosis. We have heard that she is doing better now and we are wishing a smooth recovery for her!

Sweet Teddy unfortunately had to undergo an emergency enucleation. We hope Teddy is doing well and recovering comfortabl...
08/11/2026

Sweet Teddy unfortunately had to undergo an emergency enucleation. We hope Teddy is doing well and recovering comfortably from his surgery. Sending lots of love to Teddy and his family during his recovery! ❤️🐾

Princess, the 10-month-old puppy went to Old Dominion Animal Hospital to get treated for an ear infection and vaccinatio...
08/07/2026

Princess, the 10-month-old puppy went to Old Dominion Animal Hospital to get treated for an ear infection and vaccinations.

Dixie went back to the vet today for a dental procedure. We hope that she is feeling better now!
08/07/2026

Dixie went back to the vet today for a dental procedure. We hope that she is feeling better now!

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PO Box 803
Louisa, VA
23093

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+15408502680

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