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Submit a Case HERE |
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Please note, this form is intended for clinicians of the Small Animal Hospital and Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice only.
If you have any issues applying, please notify us at glasgowSAIN@gmail.com
If you have any issues applying, please notify us at glasgowSAIN@gmail.com
WHAT IS SAIN ?One of the unfortunate realities in veterinary practice is that sometimes financial constraints prevent an animal from receiving the treatment they need. So we developed Students for Animals in Need (SAIN) - a student-run charity at the University of Glasgow with the belief that financial barriers should not limit access to necessary care. Through our fundraising efforts, we provide financial assistance for pets and their owners who would otherwise not be able to afford life-saving medical treatment and/or surgery at the Small Animal Hospital and Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice. SAIN strives to promote animal welfare and the human-animal bond by supporting these families during a difficult time with their pet. We are grateful to be part of a community that shares this vision - to prevent needy animals from being turned away.
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The SAIN Committee 2019-20
Kelsie Lehmkuhl, Michelle Nguyen, Amber Best, Emma Cannon, Abby Reichard, Robyn Shaw, Maya Baugh |
Upcoming events
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SAVMA Furry 5k to benefit SAIN
Sunday Oct 23rd at 1pm on Garscube Facebook link SAIN Halloween Bakesale Monday Oct 24th from 10a-2p in MSB |
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Here are some recent cases SAIN has supported:
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COVI, pictured here recently enjoying the beach, was a SAIN case from 2020 when he was attacked by a dog at only 8 weeks old and required surgery for a fractured leg. He is now a handsome, happy, and active adult!
We love hearing updates from SAIN alums! |
WISPA, was suffering from severe skin disease from a tumor on his thymus (thymoma). SAIN was able to contribute to the cost of his surgery and he has recovered beautifully and no longer suffers from skin issues. His owner was very grateful for the support and has sent us this lovely update showing his coat growing back!
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