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Incorporated in Washington, D.C. in 1990, The Pet Care Trust is a non-profit, charitable, public foundation. The purpose of The Pet Care Trust is to help promote public understanding regarding the value of and right to enjoy companion animals, to enhance knowledge about companion animals through research and education, and to promote professionalism among members of the companion animal community.
OUR MISSION:
To promote humane and responsible care and treatment of companion animals; to focus national attention on the important and vital role which responsible companion ownership places within society; to provide funding for research, special projects and education programs; to improve animal health and welfare; to support human-animal interactions and bonds; to assist the public understanding of the role of the pet industry.
OUR ROLE:
To sponsor and disseminate information on companion animal programs and the role of companion animals in improving the quality of life of pet owners.
To collect and disseminate educational materials to teachers and schools, the media and the pet industry on responsible ownership and pet care.
To provide annual awards to graduating veterinary medical students who have displayed leadership with companion animals in the community.
To interact with associations, organizations and societies in order to coordinate programs of mutual interest.
To educate the public on benefits of the human/companion animal bond.
To be an information resource for the general public and pet industry.