Duffield Foundation's $250 million helps struggling families access veterinary care
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The Dave and Cheryl Duffield Foundation has committed $250 million over five years to nonprofit veterinary clinics providing care for pets of financially strapped families, affecting as many as 50 million U.S. cats and dogs. The program includes 250 grants of $10,000 each and multi-year expansion grants to help clinics add services, extend hours, or address barriers like transportation and language.
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