We want to ensure we are here to serve you and your pets needs. With the increase in Covid positive cases are are requiring masks to be worn in our clinics even if you have been vaccinated. You will not be allowed into the clinic without it. If you choose to argue or be rude to staff members for enforcing this mandate you will be asked to leave and will not receive services. Updated 07/01/2021
What is the CDC’s latest guidance on masks?The CDC, which in May said it was generally safe for fully vaccinated individuals to go maskless in indoor public spaces, is now advising all people, regardless of vaccination status, to mask up in such places if they are in areas reporting “substantial” or “high” transmission of the virus. This will “maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others,” according to the CDC.
What is the CDC’s latest guidance on masks?The CDC, which in May said it was generally safe for fully vaccinated individuals to go maskless in indoor public spaces, is now advising all people, regardless of vaccination status, to mask up in such places if they are in areas reporting “substantial” or “high” transmission of the virus. This will “maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others,” according to the CDC.
We are happy to announce we are now taking walk in's for vaccines, heartworm testing and purchasing flea/tick and heartworm medications. You can walk in to our clinic Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri 9:00 - 11:30am and from 2:30 - 5:30pm (closed for lunch between 12:00 - 2:30pm). You can see our vaccine and medication pricing. Just click the button below. Convenience and top notch caring service is what we strive to provide for you're entire family! We look forward to serving you!
We Have an Important Mission
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Our mission is to end the tragedy of euthanasia due to pet over population and homelessness. We fulfill our mission by providing high-quality, affordable and accessible spay/neuter and basic medical services to communities where economic barriers may otherwise prevent pet owners and rescue groups from accessing those services.
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Business Philosophy
Offering low-cost, high-quality veterinary options to the community as a whole. Millions of pets do not receive adequate care due to the cost of services. This lack of access to affordable care has created an animal welfare crisis. We educate our communities in the importance of spaying/neutering to control the pet population as well as allowing clients to have their pets seen at the onset of a problem to keep pets where they belong in their home. We are passionate about providing high quality, low cost veterinary care to under served communities, thus reducing the number of animals entering shelters and being needlessly euthanized.
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We Have a Non-Profit Partner
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Our sister clinic; National Spay Alliance Foundation in Dalton GA is our non-profit 501(c)3 partner. It allows us to obtain grants so we can help off set the cost of services to the public. That clinic has been in operation since February 2015. Learn more about our non-profit clinic by clicking the bar below.
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