First Responders’ Veterinary Network invites veterinary practices to become annual FRVN Supporting Veterinary Practice Members.A suggested annual membership contribution of $400 helps FRVN build local emergency readiness for animal-involved incidents, including motor vehicle collisions, structure fires, smoke exposure incidents, horse trailer accidents, livestock emergencies, kennel incidents, barn emergencies, evacuations, and other public safety scenes where animals create risk, delay, or urgent care needs.Supporting Veterinary Practice Members help FRVN develop county-level relationships with fire, EMS, law enforcement, animal control, emergency management, and 911/dispatch partners. Membership support helps fund responder education, veterinary contact pathways, documentation tools, readiness planning, and public awareness.Participating practices may receive recognition on the FRVN website, a framed Supporting Veterinary Practice statement for display, a digital recognition badge, a local press release template, and inclusion in FRVN’s county veterinary contact profile for approved public safety partners when the practice chooses to provide that information.Participation does not create an exclusive referral relationship, guarantee patient volume, or imply that FRVN endorses one veterinary practice over another. FRVN’s role is to support emergency responders and help manage the animal-related part of an incident safely and professionally