Pet Parents:
Your Questions, Answered
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We offer free veterinary care for pet families experiencing homelessness. We offer mobile clinics focused on wellness and minor medical care. Services include vaccinations, heartworm and FeLV testing, treatment of uncomplicated skin and ear infections, basic diagnostic capabilities, gastrointestinal assessments, and parasite prevention and treatment.
Please note: We are not equipped to provide surgical procedures (including spay/neuter and dental care), hospitalization, urgent or emergency care, or advanced diagnostic services.
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If you are a Pet Parent Experiencing Homelessness, there are two ways to get care.
The first way is through encampment visits with Regional Outreach Cooperative. If you do not already work with Regional Outreach Cooperative and get visits - please reach out to either them or us and we can help organize this.
The second way is that we partner with several resources centers in the community and provide clinics at their locations. Each center has a different schedule. The locations we visit monthly are:
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At this time we are only able to offer free veterinary care for families that are experiencing homelessness due to limited resources. We would love to be able to provide more - and as our resources grow and our services can expand - we will update these pages.
In the mean time, there are several different resources available in our community, as well as grants to assist with costs. See the additional questions below for links to help.
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