
To reduce, and ultimately eliminate the killing of healthy, otherwise adoptable dogs and cats at area pounds and shelters, simply because they are “surplus” or cannot be sheltered. This is accomplished by providing affordable, accessible SPAY/NEUTER services to anyone in need of those services, thereby preventing the birth of unwanted animals.
To provide veterinary medical services to the inner-city community at an affordable rate, in order to save lives, promote the health of companion animals, and foster the human-animal bond.
To advocate for animals, assist animal caretakers, and educate the public about the needs of animals.
Physical Exam
Surgical sterilization - cats and dogs, including juvenile animals; crytorchid
Other surgical procedure - e.g., dentistry, hernia repair, biopsy, hematoma, amputation, ear-tipping ferals
Vaccinations(first, booster, and annual)
Heartworm/Lyme test, FeLV/FIV test
Treatment for ear mites, fleas and ticks, other parasites; de-worming; heartworm preventative
Abscess or infection
Urinary tract infection or "FUS", urinary blockage
Diagnostic work-up including urinalysis, CBC, profile, thyroid test, biopsy, other surgical or laboratory work-up as needed
Dentistry
Medical care management - e.g., dermatologic conditions, long-term treatment of thyroid, kidney conditions, blood-level monitoring, etc.
Undefined illness or injury - for initial visit, then follow-up if possible, or referral to other appropriate facility if possible for client. Non-routine medical problems will be assessed by veterinarian and discussed with the pet owner to determine whether treatment by a service hospital is necessary or financially feasible for client
Client-request euthanasia when medically indicated - e.g., advanced illness or untreatable injury