Doney Coe Pet Clinic
Community Resource
About this resource
This service delivers free veterinary care, encompassing preventive and wellness examinations, treatments for fleas and ears, medication refills, and limited diagnostic tests and surgeries. Certain clinics also provide pet food and supplies.
Intake Procedure: Check the website for the schedule of the next clinic, including date, time, and location, along with guidelines for your visit. For medication refills, please email us with a week's notice. Services are provided on a first-come, first-served basis; appointments are not available. Due to the high number of patients each week, wait times may reach five hours or more.
Fees: There are no charges.
Who can use this
- Individuals facing homelessness or with income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level are eligible. All pets must be spayed or neutered for continued care after the first visit, with alternatives provided if they are not. A maximum of two pets can be seen per visit, and households can register up to three pets. Aggressive behavior towards staff or volunteers will result in removal, and all animals must be leashed or in carriers.
Get in touch
Seattle, Washington
2nd & 4th Saturday only
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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