We are proud partners of Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter’s (BARCS) Franky Fund. Animals requiring critical assessment and immediate lifesaving treatment are sent to partnering veterinary hospitals to evaluate and treat them at a lower cost to BARCS.

Emergency Animal Hospital of Ellicott City is proud to partner with Friends of Rabbits, the largest non-profit rabbit rescue organization serving the greater Baltimore/Washington DC area. As the preferred provider for spay and neuter surgeries for Friends of Rabbits, we are committed to offering expert care to these special animals. Our team has extensive experience with exotic pets and small mammals, ensuring that every rabbit receives the highest standard of care during their stay with us.

At the Emergency Animal Hospital of Ellicott City, we believe that every pet deserves access to lifesaving veterinary care—regardless of their owner’s financial situation. That’s why we’ve partnered with the Veterinary Care Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit foundation dedicated to helping veterinary practices provide care for pets in need. Learn more here.

If a found pet has a microchip, this tool can help identify the manufacturer. If the chip is registered, the company may be able to contact the owner directly. Need help scanning a chip or deciding what to do next? Give us a call and we’re happy to help.

Stay informed about recalls and safety alerts issued for products used in veterinary medicine, pet foods, or other animal-related items. AVMA tracks this information and reports recalls and alerts as soon as they are verified.

If your pet may have ingested something harmful, call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435. Their specialists are available 24/7 to assess the risk and guide your next steps. If treatment is needed, they may recommend visiting an animal hospital—and we’re here and ready to help.