Michigan Animal Health Foundation

The companion animal fund was created to subsidize non-elective veterinary care for pets whose owners would otherwise be unable to afford it. Some of the groups most dependent on companion animals often experience difficulty in obtaining treatment in the case of unforeseen circumstances due to inadequate finances. Thus, mahf created the companion animal fund to help pet owners who have income under the federal poverty level, are on medicaid or are on wic (women infants & children) get the necessary care for their beloved animals.

The companion animal pfas exposure assessment and health study seeks to determine the most likely sources of pfas exposure for household pets, and to identify exposure-related blood chemistry changes.