Every donation saves an average of 4 lives

Once your dog is approved as a donor, she/he will be scheduled to donate a minimum of six times a year at a local veterinary clinic or other designated location. Occasionally, you may be called for emergency donations with the understanding that any donations beyond 6 times a year are voluntary. Your dog can safely donate as frequently as once a month, assuming good nutrition and iron supplementation are regularly provided.

The procedure takes 10 to 30 minutes and is not painful to your pet. The most common side effect may be mild bruising at the site of collection. Upon completion, you can take your dog home, however, strenuous exercise should be avoided for 1 to 2 days.

  • Be healthy, obedient and even tempered

  • Be between the ages of 1 and 8 years old

  • Weigh at least 35 pounds

  • Have all vaccinations up-to-date

  • Receive heartworm preventative April through October

  • Be willing to donate at least 6 times a year

  • Flea and Tick Preventative

Interested in your dog becoming a donor? Fill out our online form or call us today at 719-380-1900

I simply adore the people at HemoSolutions. They are warm and caring towards my dog during donation. They respect my needs and wishes as his handler and they are professional during the brief procedure. I love that we can donate blood to help other dogs in need but could not do it if the experience was stressful for my dog. This staff is fantastic!

Terje • Facebook

The staff was very in tune with our dogs. They took care of dogs the way we would. Very attentive and soothing. Out dogs were relaxed throughout the whole process. The staff took the time to explain everything to us, the process, how typing was made, everything. If have a dog between 1-8 years old and 80 pounds, this in an invaluable service to provide to other dogs. They also service cats. Highly recommended.

Maria • Google

Melissa is amazing, my dogs love her so much. She makes what could be a scary situation, so much better.

Melissa • Facebook

Very necessary service that our dogs take part in. especially with snake bite season upon us it is very important that vets have the blood they so desperately need.

Kim • Facebook

The staff was very in tune with our dogs. They took care of dogs the way we would. Very attentive and soothing. Out dogs were relaxed throughout the whole process. The staff took the time to explain everything to us, the process, how typing was made, everything. If have a dog between 1-8 years old and 80 pounds, this in an invaluable service to provide to other dogs. They also service cats. Highly recommended.

Maria • Google

Free Blood Screening and Priority Status

As a donor, your pet will receive a free blood screening for blood type, and multiple organ abnormalities and blood-borne diseases. If any abnormalities are noted, those issues will need to be handled through your veterinarian. Your dog also receives priority status for blood in case a transfusion is needed because of injury or disease.

Credit for Preventive Care

You’ll receive a reimbursement for annual preventive veterinary care up to $150, depending on blood type and number of donations. After your dog donates 6 units of blood, we’ll send your veterinarian a check or, if you prefer, we’ll make a contribution to the animal-related organization of your choice.

Donor Dog Tags

The donor dog tags with your pet’s blood type and a unique ID number can help in emergencies. If your dog is hurt and needs a transfusion, no time will be wasted in determining the correct blood type. If your dog is lost, the ID number can provide a way to track your dog faster and easier.

Making a Difference

Perhaps the most important benefit of having your dog become a blood donor is knowing you’re making a difference in the nationwide community of pet lovers.