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The Opal Fund

501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization providing Grants for MRIs to help diagnose Neurological Disorders in pets.

12/03/2021

Can You Help?
In the last year, The Opal Fund has helped pay for 4 life saving MRIs! MRI scans are an incredible tool in a Veterinarian's arsenal. Unfortunately, the cost of an MRI scan often far exceeds the cost of treatment, and many families and rescues simply can not afford this life saving scan without putting themselves deep into debt. The Opal Fund is committed to making MRIs more accessible to the families of pets suffering from Neurological Disorders, by providing grants to cover the cost of these scans, leading to an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
These scans can cost as much as $5,000 a piece and our funds are currently drained. Please consider making a donation so we can continue to save Pets suffering from Neurological Disorders. Thank you so much for your support. If you wish to donate or learn more, the link is below!
The Opal Fund is a 501(C)(3) Charitable Organization and all donations are tax deductible.

https://www.opalfund.org/donate-now.html

07/28/2021

💜URGENT REQUEST FOR DONATIONS!💜
Meet Monkey 👋🏻 Monkey’s parents and Veterinary team contacted the Opal Fund when Monkey suddenly began to suffer from 3-5 focal seizures a day. Thanks to our generous donors, we just processed Monkey’s MRI grant and she’s on the road to recovery!

It’s been a rough year and our fund is getting low. Please consider making a donation to the Opal Fund so we can continue to help amazing dogs like Monkey!💜

https://www.opalfund.org/donate-now.html

02/22/2021

Today we’re remembering our sweet Opal. We said goodbye and she crossed the rainbow bridge exactly a year ago.

We encourage you to read her story today and consider making a donation to help others like her survive. 💜

https://www.opalfund.org/opals-story.html

01/26/2021

🟣Meet Dozer!🟣 Dozer has been suffering frequent partial seizures and his mom reached out to The Opal Fund when she ran out of funds necessary to help him. The Opal Fund provided two grants to Dozer and his family to help him continue his happy healthy life.

Thanks to our generous Donors, Dozer was able to receive a comprehensive work up from a facility that specializes in Neurological Disorders and now has a treatment plan in place to help keep his seizures controlled. His prognosis is good and it’s all thanks to our generous supporters. Since starting his treatment, Dozer has not suffered ANY seizures. Paws crossed for his continued success!

01/08/2021

Business Owners! The Opal Fund is seeking sponsors for 2021. The Opal Fund is a 501(c)(3) based out of New Jersey, committed to making MRIs more accessible to the families of pets suffering from Neurological Disorders, by providing grants to cover the cost of these scans, leading to an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

If any local businesses are interested you can apply here; https://www.opalfund.org/become-a-sponsor.html

To learn more about The Opal Fund visit www.OpalFund.org

Thank you so much.

12/21/2020

Applying for assistance has never been easier. Apply quickly, right from your phone - visit OpalFund.org or the link in our bio.

12/08/2020

ICYMI - Harper was the first ever recipient of an Opal Fund grant. Harper underwent a successful surgery to repair a significant injury in her neck. She has since made a full recovery - this video was from early October! We love you Harper! Many more happy days and peanut butter filled kongs await you. 💜💜💜
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Harper update! our girl is up and acting like herself again! On Friday she got all 28 staples removed and is showing zero signs of infection or deficits!

She’s still on “bed rest” as much as we can try to give her for the next 3-4 weeks, but she’s clearly feeling WORLDS better.

She is, however, itchy as hell. So mom’s pop culture knowledge and dad’s engineering skills have led to an effective and hilarious solution: fuzzy socks taped on (obviously not on her fur directly) . It lets her itch, but her nails can’t tear her back up - here’s a video from last week right after we tried on her “special socks” for the first time 😉 swipe to see our inspiration. We have since moved onto Velcro tabs for easy removal before walks.

Thank you all so much for your support and generosity. We are Eternally and wholly grateful to all of you for helping us give her the care she needs❤️

12/07/2020

Season’s Greeting from our Angel 💜
‼️ REMINDER ‼️
We’re currently accepting grant applications - open to all 50 states!

11/10/2020

Casey () is one of the Founding Board Members of The Opal Fund. A friend to all animals, Casey cared for Opal during her stay at the SPCA. After Opal was adopted, Casey continued to be a source of love and friendship for the rest of Opal’s life. 💜

Swipe ➡️ for all the feels 😭

09/15/2020

NEW!!! Receive urgent notifications right to your inbox the moment a pet is in need. See their photo, read their story, and play a direct role in saving their life.

Subscribe to our Opal's Heroes list and join us on the front line. First opportunity to help goes out tonight!!

09/14/2020

⬇️🟣 A Few Updates 🟣⬇️.........
1. We will begin accepting applications for MRI grants starting October 1st. Criteria for eligibility will be available on the website soon. Our priority is to make the most of the funds we have available, however pets most in need are priority 1. 🙏🏻

2. We have resumed fundraising efforts, and will have Opal Fund sweatshirts available for purchase very soon! 🐾

3. There are still a few signed copies of All Hands on Pet available - free with a donation over $30 to the Opal Fund!

Please consider making a donation to the Opal Fund and help pets in need receive life saving MRIs. Link in bio 💜

06/05/2020

Did you know? Seizures can be triggered by various environmental factors. When determining the cause of your pet’s seizures it’s important to take into account the following potential environmental triggers;

- Car rides (stress).
- Separation Anxiety.
- Thunderstorms.
- Change in routine.
- Flashing lights.
- Fatigue.
- Hunger / Satiety.
- Overstimulation.
- Changes in Barometric Pressure.
- Changes in lunar cycle.
- Other stressful situations (Grooming, training, etc.).
- Changes in diet.
-Perfume.
-Scented candles.
- Essential Oil diffusers.
- Loud Sounds.
- Paint Fumes.
- Deck Stains.

Learn more at www.OpalFund.org.

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PO Box 104
Keyport, NJ
07735

Website

http://www.OpalFund.org/

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