Fetch Pet Insurance Launches 4th Annual '101 Donations' Campaign to Power Free Veterinary Care with Project Street Vet

Dr. Kwane Stewart and Project Street Vet providing care to pets in need.

The 4th Annual Fetch 101 Donations Campaign is back matching gifts to Project Street Vet $1 for $1 up to $50,500.

Dr. John Sangiorgio of the NYC Project Street Vet team, providing care at a community clinic event.

Fetch will match gifts dollar-for-dollar up to $50,500 from Nov through Dec 31; campaign has helped raise $1.3M+ since 2022, delivering free care to 7,000+ pets

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, November 25, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fetch Pet Insurance (“Fetch”) announced the launch of the 4th Annual Fetch 101 Donations Campaign, an end of year fundraiser benefiting Project Street Vet, the nonprofit providing free veterinary care to the pets of people experiencing homelessness and hardship. From November 1 through December 31, 2025, Fetch will match donations $1 for $1, up to $50,500, doubling the impact of every gift.

Since launching the campaign in 2022, the Fetch 101 Donations Campaign has helped raise more than $1.3 million, enabling free veterinary care for over 7,000 pets, from vaccinations and parasite treatment to urgent procedures so pets and their people can stay healthy and together.

Project Street Vet’s footprint has grown in step with the campaign’s momentum: what began as a single-veterinarian’s effort in Southern California has expanded into multi-team, multi-city operations now serving nine U.S. communities: Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Cruz, Riverside, Orange County, California, Atlanta, GA, Orlando and Webster, Florida and New York City, with four additional locations slated to launch by year’s end.

“Every year, thousands of donors step up, Fetch doubles their impact, and Project Street Vet brings care directly to the community,” said Hilary Palotay, Director, Corporate Social Responsibility, Fetch Pet Insurance. “That’s the spirit of 101 Donations—expanding access to care so more pets in more communities get the help they need, regardless of their families’ circumstances. We’re grateful to stand behind Project Street Vet’s growth again this year.”

“This campaign is a lifeline,” said Dr. Kwane Stewart, Co-founder, Project Street Vet. “Every matched dollar means another pet vaccinated, another infection treated, another family kept together. We’re grateful to Fetch and to every partner and donor who makes this possible.”

How It Works
Dates: November 1–December 31, 2025
Match: Fetch matches donations dollar-for-dollar up to $50,500
Where to Give: fetchpet.com/psv (all proceeds benefit Project Street Vet)
Tax-Deductible: Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Powered by Partners
Corporate supporters for the 2025 campaign thus far include Warburg Pincus, The Gwyn Initiative, Dog Standards, Basepaws, Lay Lo, Knead, PRIDE+GROOM, and Kismet.

Since inception, leading companies have joined the 101 Donations effort, including AXIS Capital, AXA XL, SPRYFOX, GlobalLogic, Cozen O’Connor, Vetster, Warburg Pincus, Coforge, Milliman, Solomon Page, Vernon Company, Sapiens, Adswerve, and ZippyPaws—turning generosity into real, measurable care for pets and their people.

About Fetch Pet Insurance
Fetch Pet is a leading tech-enabled pet wellness company helping pet parents give their dogs and cats longer, healthier lives. As the most complete pet insurance in North America, Fetch Pet covers more types of injury and illness than other providers, offering up to 90% coverage on unexpected vet bills and 100% reimbursement on qualifying medications through Fetch Pet Rx.
Fetch Pet delivers personalized health insights with its patented Fetch Pet Health Forecast, helping pet parents take a proactive approach to their pet's care. And when it matters most, Fetch Pet offers fast and easy claims processing, so families can focus on care—not paperwork. Members also get access to Fetch Pet Health Perks, an exclusive marketplace offering over $1,500 in discounts on brands committed to the health and wellness of pets, from food to training.

Through a mission-driven approach, Fetch Pet is committed to helping the pets—and pet parents—who need it most. From donating over $8 million to shelter partners, to supporting pets impacted by natural disasters, to helping expand Project Street Vet from a one-city initiative to a presence in nine communities across the country. With innovative offerings like pre-existing condition coverage for adopted pets, 24/7 online vet access, and behavioral health support, Fetch Pet is redefining what it means to protect pets. Learn more at fetchpet.com.

Fetch Pet insurance policies are administered by Fetch Insurance Services, LLC (d/b/a Fetch Pet Insurance, Fetch Pet Insurance Services in New York and British Columbia, Fetch Insurance in Nebraska, Fetch Pet Insurance Services, LLC in Michigan, North Dakota, New Mexico and California) CA license # 0F60627 and underwritten by AXIS Insurance Company, an Illinois Corporation, in the U.S. and AXIS Reinsurance Company (Canadian Branch) in Canada. For more information, visit fetchpet.com.

About Project Street Vet is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit that empowers veterinary teams to deliver professional, non-judgmental medical care & support to pet families experiencing homelessness and housing vulnerability. The vision of Project Street Vet is to create a world where veterinary care is accessible to every pet family.

Media Contacts
For Fetch Pet Insurance:
Hilary Palotay, Director, Corporate Social Responsibility • hilary.palotay@fetchpet.com
For Project Street Vet:
Danae Davis, Executive Director • danae@projectstreetvet.org

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