Feline Male Neuter $50

 Neutering your male cat helps prevent unwanted litters and reduces the number of homeless animals in our community. It can also improve your cat’s behavior by decreasing roaming, fighting, and urine spraying. These behaviors are often driven by hormones and can lead to injuries or your cat getting lost. Neutered cats are typically calmer, more focused on home life, and less likely to engage in territorial disputes. The procedure also lowers the risk of certain health issues, helping your cat live a safer, healthier, and more comfortable life. 

Appointment: Required
Eligible Cats: 6 months–2 years old, no feral or colony cats
Rabies Vaccine: Required
Surgery Day: Same-day drop-off and pick-up
Fasting: No food or water after midnight
Additional Services: Discounted options may be available during surgery
Cancellation Policy: Please give at least 48 hours’ notice 

Our volunteer program offers a chance to experience the veterinary field while helping support the daily operations of an animal hospital. Volunteers may observe veterinarians and veterinary technicians to learn about their roles and see how a clinic runs, from routine wellness visits to surgical procedures and patient care.

Volunteers may also assist with a wide variety of important tasks that help keep the hospital running smoothly. These may include cleaning, laundry, organizing supplies, answering phones, helping prepare animals for procedures, and supporting the comfort and care of our patients.

This experience helps expand your understanding of animal health, preventative care, and the many roles involved in veterinary medicine, while providing valuable hands-on exposure for anyone interested in working with animals. 🐾

Training is an important part of raising a happy, well-adjusted dog and helps strengthen the bond between you and your pet. Our training classes focus on building confidence, good manners, and positive communication between dogs and their owners.

We offer AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy, a great first training class that helps puppies learn basic skills while preparing them for future training, including the Canine Good Citizen program. Our Canine Good Citizen class helps dogs and their owners strengthen teamwork while practicing important skills such as sit, down, stay, and polite behavior in public settings.

Additional classes include Beginner Obedience and Canine Fitness, giving dogs the opportunity to continue learning and building confidence in a supportive environment.

All classes are $175 and run for 6 weeks. 🐾

We gladly accept monetary donations, pet food, toys, supplies, and cleaning items to help animals in need. Donations support a variety of animals—from reptiles and rabbits to cats and dogs—and product donations may also be made available to clients in need within our community.

Helpful items include dry and canned food, litter, toys, blankets, towels, cleaning supplies, and pet care items. For reptiles and small animals, donations such as fresh vegetables, leafy greens, hay, bedding, and species-appropriate foods are always appreciated.

Organizations We Support
Paws for a Cause Animal Aid Network – veterinary assistance and rescue support
K’s Krazy Critters – rescue for small animals and exotic pets
Furry Friends Food Pantry – pet food and supplies for families in need
Valor House – support for local veterans (please check our entrance for currently needed items)