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The ASPCA® and Pet InsuranceIn 2006, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA) selected our parent company, the Hartville Group, Inc., as its strategic partner for pet insurance. US pet parents spent about $13 billion on veterinary care in 2010—up 40% from 2006*—and each year it's getting harder for many people to provide the medical care their pets need, especially as more sophisticated treatments become available for animals. One way for pet parents to help manage these costs is through pet insurance programs like ASPCA Pet Health Insurance. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA) sees pet insurance as an important way to help pet parents afford quality veterinary care so their pets can live longer, healthier lives. About ASPCA Pet InsuranceThrough our relationship with the ASPCA, Hartville developed ASPCA Pet Insurance that, like Petshealth Care Plan, helps pet parents avoid tough financial decisions about their pets' health. Through its Petsmarketing Insurance.com agency, Hartville is one of the nation's leading pet insurance providers. Who is the ASPCA?Founded in 1866, the ASPCA is a leading voice for animal welfare in the US. They help rescue animals, pass humane laws, and share resources with shelters nationwide. Pet Insurance that Makes a DifferenceThe ASPCA chose Hartville as its strategic partner because of our commitment to pet health and to upholding the ASPCA's standards for the humane treatment of animals. Learn more and get a free quote for ASPCA Pet Insurance online at www.aspcapetinsurance.com. You can also read more about this strategic partnership at the ASPCA Pet Insurance website. *American Pet Products Association, March 2011. The Hartville Group, Inc. is a licensed strategic partner of the ASPCA. In exchange for use of the ASPCA® trademarks, the ASPCA is paid a royalty fee of up to 10% of the purchase price, with a minimum of $1.95 million to be recognized over at least three years. The ASPCA does not offer insurance. |
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