Our initiatives
Preventive Veterinary Care Days
Historically, the Foundation has primarily focused on fighting economic euthanasia, intervening in urgent situations where families were at risk of having to forgo necessary care for their pet.
Recently, the Foundation has deployed a second lever of impact: promoting access to preventive veterinary care for vulnerable families. This new initiative offers essential basic care, including a health examination, vaccines, dewormers, microchipping, and veterinary food adapted to animals and families in need.
Objectives
Provide access to preventive care for vulnerable families
Raise awareness among families about responsible animal health
Highlight the clinics collaborating with the Foundation, as well as the veterinary profession and animal health partners
Roles and responsibilities
The hoPi Foundation
Handles logistics, communication, partner relations, and drafting the impact report.
The host clinic
Lends its premises for one day along with a volunteer team, opens medical files and administers care.
Partners
Generously provide medical supplies and samples (vaccines, antiparasitics, food, etc.).
Previous editions
The pilot phase of this new initiative was successfully completed in spring 2026 in three veterinary clinics.
- Clinique Anne Le Seigneur
- Clinique St-Georges
- Clinique Grand-mère
Outcomes
Strong visibility on social media and in the regional press
Creation and broadcast of a video from the clinic day
Around fifteen animals helped per day
Extremely grateful recipients (pet owners)
Benefits for your clinic
Significant community visibility
A positive image as an accessible and committed clinic
Recognition for your volunteer teams
A tangible impact for families in your region
We believe this initiative represents a unique opportunity to show the central role of veterinary clinics in improving access to care and protecting the bond that unites families.
Interested in hosting a day?
Béatrice Perier, Executive Director of the hoPi Foundation