Checked Nov 7, 2026 on the program's website · How we check
The short version
Limited help with emergency vet bills for a stray or injured animal you found in the San Antonio area, such as one hit by a car. It does not cover your own pet.
Not for everyone: check who qualifies below
No prices on their site: ask when you call
Who can use it
For people helping a stray, injured or abandoned animal. Pets with owners are not covered.
Emergency care only, such as a car accident or animal attack
Help depends on the case and on funds
How to get in
Apply online on the Good Samaritan page.
When
No hours or schedule on their site.
Greater San Antonio area
What it costs
They don't post prices. Ask for the total when you call.
What they do
limited help with emergency veterinary care for homeless, injured animals found by community members
Low-cost vet for check-ups, shots and common problems like itchy skin, urinary issues, heartworm and parvo. Exams are $45. Open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, by appointment.
Grants of up to $1,000 toward emergency vet care for low-income pet owners in Bexar and nearby counties. You pay 10% of the bill plus anything over $1,000. Apply before treatment, with your vet's estimate.
Free street clinic for pets of people who are homeless, on set Wednesdays, 10am to noon, at Harper's Chapel. Free exams, shots, parasite care and spay or neuter vouchers. First come, first served.