Hannah the Pet Society is a unique society comprising individuals who share a deep concern for Pets with a mission to help Pets live their longest, healthiest, and happiest lives with their forever families, Hannah the Pet Society is committed to reducing barriers to Pet companionship and improving the overall quality of life for Pets. Recognizing the barriers and high costs associated with Pet care that prevent many families from welcoming a Pet into their homes, Hannah the Pet Society was created to overcome these obstacles.

At its core, Hannah the Pet Society aims to make Pet Parenthood more accessible and affordable for everyone. Members of Hannah enjoy a range of benefits, including Pet education resources, exclusive invitations to Member events, and most importantly, access to affordable healthcare for their Pets. It is through this society that Members gain the opportunity to enroll their Pets on a Hannah's Total Lifetime Care® plan, which is exclusively serviced through Hannah Pet Hospitals.

Through its comprehensive approach, Hannah the Pet Society strives to provide the support, resources, and affordable healthcare options that enable families to experience the joys of Pet companionship without the burden of exorbitant costs. By addressing the barriers that have prevented many from having a Pet as part of their family, Hannah the Pet Society helps create a world where more Pets can live long, healthy, and happy lives with their forever families.

Hannah the Pet Society is a private company founded by Dr. Scott Campbell.

There are 50 or so Pet lovers who are veterinarians and small private investors who love Pets that have funded the company. 

Hannah was started by people who care very much about Pets – and care that many are being put to sleep unnecessarily. They know that many families could benefit from having a Pet as part of their family but don’t because of the multiple barriers and high costs of Pet care. Hannah is designed to overcome those barriers. Because of their concern for Pets and their strong desire to “give back,” these individuals are heavily supporting Hannah in every way possible. 

Hannah the Pet Society finds its roots in rural Eastern Oregon. Dr. Campbell’s mother’s first name was Johannah, but her close friends and family shortened her name to “Hannah.” Hannah was a dedicated nurse who also cared for every lost or stray, hurt or sick, large or small, wild or domestic animal that crossed her path. She always found a way to help even when things looked impossible. She understood the importance of proper Pet care and went to great lengths to instill that knowledge, belief and behavior in everyone she met. Because of her example, her eldest son, Scott, started caring for Pets and injured wild animals at a very young age and had decided to become a veterinarian by the time he was 7. That devotion to his mother’s high ideals inspired Dr. Campbell to create the largest and most caring veterinary practice in the world – Banfield. This is the reason he has now created “Hannah the Pet Society” in honor of his mom – to truly make Pet care affordable without sacrificing quality. Read more about the Hannah story HERE.

Hannah generally recommends to the person wanting to re-home their Pet to keep it in their home until an appropriate Pet Parent is found to keep the stress to the Pet at a minimum. But if your Pet is accepted on a TLC Plan and you can’t keep it, we will find every adoptable Pet a new loving home.

We will match the Pet with a new family. Remember, we already have the Pet’s complete medical and behavioral record so if we match it with a new Pet Family, we know they are willing to spend the time it takes to provide care. And because we take care of all the medical care costs, this is not a barrier to anyone.

Hannah makes it easy to give us a Pet on a TLC Plan that the Pet Parent no longer wants or can no longer properly care for. A Pet Parent just needs to notify us of their wishes, help us with a questionnaire that will make it easier to properly take care of the Pet, and we’ll either pick up the Pet from their home or they can drop it off at one of our Hannah Pet Hospitals. If a Hannah Pet is dropped off at a shelter, the shelter will know to contact Hannah due to the microchip we implant in every one of our Pets and we will retrieve it immediately.