The FACE Foundation relies solely on generous donations to fulfill its mission.

Your tax-deductible donation goes to fund life-saving veterinary care.

You May Also Make a Donation by Phone or by Mail:

• 858-450-FACE (3223)
• FACE Foundation
  10455 Sorrento Valley Rd.
  Suite 208
  San Diego, CA 92121
  Please make checks payable to FACE Foundation

More Ways to Give:

• Planned Giving:

  To learn more about adding the FACE Foundation to your will, insurance plan or estate plan, please call 858-450-3223.

• In Kind Donations:

  We accept and appreciate in-kind donations as well. Click here to see what we’re most in need of.

• Employer Matching Programs:

  Ask your employer if they will offer matching gifts at work.

• Friends of FACE:

  These merchants will donate a portion of your purchase proceeds to FACE when you shop with them!

• Add FACE as a Cause to Your Facebook Page

How Your Dollars are Spent:

The FACE Foundation has provided over $1,078,000 in life-saving grants.

Tribute Wall

We invite you to dedicate a space on our Tribute Wall to honor or memorialize your beloved pet. You may upload a photo and include a written dedication to your pet. Your donation will help to assist families who cannot afford their pet's emergency or critical veterinary care. Your pet's photo will appear on our Tribute Wall and randomly on our homepage.

Click Here to Create a Tribute to Your Pet

A TRIBUTE TO: "Yogi"

Yogi is the FACE office dog and mascot! Yogi is the loyal companion to Stacy Steel, Executive Director of the FACE Foundation. In his spare time, Yogi enjoys playing with tennis balls, chasing lizards, tummy rubs, and naps in the sun. Everyone in the FACE office loves Yogi and is happy to see him ...

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A TRIBUTE TO: "Mookie "Big Boy" Schreiber"

IN MEMORY OF MOOKIE “BIG BOY” SCHREIBER Mookie, a Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier, was born in 1998, most likely in a “puppy mill”. Fortunately for him, he arrived at a pet store in New York City, where my daughter fell in love with him and brought him home. For two years he was her special boy, ...

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A TRIBUTE TO: "Chewy"

Chewy was the the spunky rescue dog adopted by the Gilstrap family. He is best described in their own words: "Four years ago this old, scrappy, deaf, almost blind street dog with five teeth and a BIG attitude came into our lives. No one would adopt him because he was "too old" but what they ...

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A TRIBUTE TO: "Noisy Boy"

Noisy Boy was a stray cat when he wandered into our home. We put him on a list to be admitted to a shelter but by the time they had a spot for him, we loved him and he was a member of our family. He was with me for 14 years and was a wonderful, strong, amazing cat.

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