FACR exists to recover lost revenue — not just for balance sheets, but for the beings that depend on it.  Every claim recovered is not just a number returned — it is a seed of healing planted in care.

EMS departments are often overworked, under-resourced, and forced to choose between urgent needs. Operating under chronic underfunding, they experience resource strain, staff fatigue, and limited capacity to serve — especially in disaster‑impacted or neglected communities.

At the same time, animals impacted by these disasters — especially in rural or low-income areas — receive minimal support. Their survival is often a silent emergency.  By aligning billing recovery with regenerative outreach, we create a loop of support:

revenue → service restoration → community & animal care.

In times of crisis — natural disasters, systemic neglect, or economic collapse — communities and their animals often suffer first. FACR’s model redirects recovered funds into a network of care that supports human and non‑human lives side by side.  We believe the recovery of one life — human or animal — is the recovery of all. That’s why we direct a portion of FACR proceeds to support:

First responders

Local communities

Animal rescue operations in disaster zones