Pet Insurance Provider Pays Out Over $10000000 in Claims to New Pet Adopters
("Pethealth" or the "Company"), the leading provider of companion animal services in North America, is pleased to announce that it has now paid out in excess of $10-million in claims under its ShelterCare gift insurance program, available through more than 1,500 animal welfare organizations in the United States and Canada.The ShelterCare gift program was first launched in 2002. The program was designed to meet the unique needs of newly adopted dogs and cats and for animal welfare organizations to incorporate as a value added service in the adoption process. The gift program provides up to 45 days of insurance, covering the seven most common illnesses suffered by pets adopted from shelters as well as the four most common accidents that occur to dogs and cats when introduced into a new home environment. Since the launch of the ShelterCare program, over 2,806,774 million adopted dogs and cats have been covered under the program.
Positioned as a gift offered by animal welfare organizations to new pet parents, the program is also designed to help reduce the return rate of adopted animals coming back into shelters. The ShelterCare gift program is exclusive to animal welfare organizations using Pethealth's PetPoint animal management system, the most widely used management software application in North America.
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