Checks should be made payable to Anicira Veterinary Center and sent to:
Anicira Veterinary Center, 9975 Pennsylvania Ave, Manassas, VA 20110 or Anicira Veterinary Center, 1992 Medical Avenue, Harrisonburg, VA 22801.
You can also make a gift with your credit card online or by phone – just call either of our locations. If you’d like to spread your gift over several years, contact us to request a pledge form.
Our adoption program provides dogs in need with a second chance at life. Check out our Amazon WishList to see what is needed!
Your shopping makes a difference. Do your regular Amazon shopping at smile.amazon.com/ch/20-8358468 and Amazon donates to Anicira.
The Anicira Veterinary Center is a proud participant in the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC).
The CVC is the tool that facilitates State Employee workplace giving. It is a voluntary employee charitable giving program, which raises funds for numerous nonprofit health and humanitarian organizations throughout the state of Virginia. In the past eleven years (2002-2013), employees have donated more than $41.7 million to participating non-profit organizations through CVC! Visit the CVC website for more information.
CVC Code for State Employees: 008554
Think about what you spend $5 or $10 on each month – Coffee? A couple of lunches? What about $20? $50? $100?
Can you help support Anicira’s lifesaving work instead?
Over a year, your monthly donation could…
It is easy to sign up and easy to suspend at any time if needed. Each month your designated amount will be transferred from your credit/debit card. No more writing checks or paying for postage! You can also participate at a higher giving level by spreading your donation out over 12 months.
As a member of the Faithful Friends Monthly Giving Club, you will receive special recognition in our newsletter and we will mail you an Anicira car magnet. Plus you’ll have the knowledge that every month, you’re helping animals in need and saving lives.
The Humane Hero Society is a special group of donors who give $1,000 or more in a year.
Members of the Humane Hero Society receive:
To become a member of the Humane Hero Society, click here to make a donation of $1000 or more.
Appreciated stock is an ideal gift option, making it possible for you potentially to deduct the fair market value of the gift and avoid capital gains tax on appreciation.
Land or other real estate property can be a wonderful way to fund a gift. The gift amount depends on the certified appraised value of the property.
What you put in your will or trust is what people will remember you by. Your will or trust gives you the opportunity to transfer the values that are important to you. One of the best ways to leave a legacy like this is to make charitable bequests in your will or trust. Anicira relies on donations and grants to continue our lifesaving work. You can help us sustain our programs and save even more animals by including Anicira Veterinary Center in your estate planning.
Since starting the adoption program in March 2016, Anicira has saved and adopted out over 1,000 dogs!
Anicira is dedicated to providing each dog with its best chance at a new life. All medical care needed is provided; below are a few of our dogs that needed a little extra help to find their “furever” homes.
These funds help Harrisonburg and Rockingham County dogs and cats be spayed or neutered. Economically disadvantaged families living in our community are eligible to receive subsidized surgeries for their pets thanks to our generous donors.
Trap-Neuter-Return, or TNR, is a program designed to humanely reduce the overpopulation of free-roaming, abandoned, and feral cats. These cats are safely trapped, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, ear tipped, and returned home. A left ear tip is the universal symbol of a spayed/neutered and vaccinated cat. It is done while the cat is under anesthesia and it is not painful.
Since opening our clinic in 2005, Anicira has provided over 20,000 spays/neuters in our TNR program.
The Pet Food Pantry is a much-needed service in our community to help pets stay in their homes while their caregivers are facing financial stress. Over 3,000 lbs. of food is given out every month.
