Who we are
(and how we're different)
Our clinic was created to provide veterinary services to animals without access to veterinary care, and we accomplish this by running three divisions.
The first is a traditional vet hospital that runs in the same manner as most clinics. Through this division we provide everything from puppy-love appointments to cat dentistry to advanced diagnostics. This is the side of our clinic that most of our clients see and experience, but not everyone knows that there is more to us than first meets the eye...
The other divisions function on a not-for-profit basis, and are dedicated to working with animals that would not otherwise receive even the most basic of healthcare.
Our 'Pawsitive Care' programs aim to reduce the cost of vet care for owners experiencing financial hardship, while our 'Rescue Vet' programs partner with local animal rescue organizations to care for surrendered, stray, feral, and otherwise unowned animals who are trying to find their fur-ever homes.
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2024 in Review
Spays and neuters performed for our rescue organization partners:
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1633 (an average of 10 surgeries every day!)
Pawsitive Care low-cost appointments:
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176 free basic wellness exams performed since April
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These exams include vaccines, parasite control, and microchip identification for families with limited means
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Pawsitive Care Spay/Neuter program:
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164 low-cost sterilization surgeries since September
Thank you to everyone who continues to work with us to help us in our journey toward increasing veterinary accessibility! This includes animal rescue organizations, local non-profit and traditional vet clinics, industry partners, and individual community members.
All of our programs are based on volunteer work and donations from the community.
We could not provide these services without your support
Extended Hours
Starting October 14:
Monday 8am - 10pm
8am Tuesday - 10pm Friday
24-hour (overnight) service Tues/Wed/Thurs
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8:30am - 5pm
Priority for evening appointments will be given to those experiencing urgent concerns
While we try our best to accommodate 'Walk-in' appointments, this is not always possible. As such, we always recommend contacting us by phone before coming to the clinic
Contact us at 250-947-1763
After-hours Tele-Triage
We are now offering after-hours tele-triage services to help owners decide if their pets need to seek emergency care.
If you have any concerns regarding your pets while our clinic is closed, call us! You will be re-routed to a Registered Veterinary Technologist from Animal Healthlink. Based on the symptoms you describe the tech will help you decide if your pet should be seen by a local emergency hospital immediately, or if it can wait to book an appointment with us in the morning.
