09/28/2026
🦴 WEEKLY BONE PICK: SMALL IDEA, BIG REACH
What if helping a dog doesn’t always require writing a check?
Project Street Vet was founded by Dr. Kwane Stewart. Dr. Kwane began using what he already had, his veterinary skills, to provide free care to pets of people experiencing homelessness.
That simple idea grew.
Today, Project Street Vet brings veterinary care directly to pets and people who might otherwise go without it, through volunteer veterinarians, street outreach, free clinics, financial assistance, and partnerships that help the work reach more communities.
One of their recent posts described volunteer veterinarian Dr. Kristen with a wonderfully simple thought:
**“Using what you have to do good.”**
That got us thinking.
A veterinarian has medical skills. But what about the rest of us?
Maybe you know bookkeeping. Photography. Fundraising. Technology. Grant writing. Transportation. Or maybe you have a completely different skill that could help someone access care for a dog they love.
Sometimes helping starts by asking a different question.
Instead of:
**“What can I afford to give?”**
What if we asked:
**“What do I already know how to do that could help?”**
That’s a bone worth chewing on. 🦴
**This week’s Bone Pick: Project Street Vet**
