Pets are more than just animals; they’re our friends and family, providers of unconditional love, and non-judgmental witnesses to our lives. We love our pets! For people who are experiencing homelessness or financial struggles, caring for an animal can unfortunately cost a significant chunk of one’s income. We believe a person shouldn’t be forced to make sacrifices to care for their animal; that’s just not fair to you or your pet. Today, we’re going to explore resources in Lane County which will make caring for your pet easier and more affordable, with services such as spay and neuter vouchers, veterinary check-ups, vaccinations, dental check ups, and much more.

Pro-Bono-O:

A non-profit dedicated to providing free veterinary care, food, and supplies for people living without homes in Lane-County. In addition, over 25 area veterinarians donate their time and skills to run two clinics a month.

At these clinics, skilled veterinarians provide:

Well-pet examinations
Vaccinations
Administration of flea/tick/mosquito preventives
Distribution of preventive medication
Treatment for minor illnesses, diseases, and wounds
Spay/neuter vouchers to local area veterinary clinics
Distribution of food and treats, collars, leashes, supplies, pet beds, crates and carriers when available
Referrals for emergency medical procedures
Friendly, safe environment

Days and Times:

Clinics are held on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month, January through October and on the 2nd Sunday November and December. They run from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM but please arrive by 8:30 AM in order to have your name submitted for drawing of an appointment slot. Due to high demand, appointments are chosen through a lottery system the morning of a clinic.

Upcoming 2019 Clinic Dates:

July 14 & 28
August 11 & 25
September 8 & 22
October 13 & 27
November 10
December 8

Clinics are now being held at the Eugene Mission, located at 1542 West 1st Avenue, Eugene, OR

Visit website: Proboneo.org

Call for more info: 541-607-8089

Community Veterinary Center:

Focuses on serving low income pet-owners in Lane County. Because their appointments are on a sliding scale according to income, anyone can use their quality, comprehensive and compassionate veterinary care.

They provide the following services:

Wellness Checks
Vaccines
Blood work
Euthanasia
Dental treatments (such as extractions and cleanings)
Medication prescriptions
Diagnosis and treatments
Radiology
Sterile surgery
Spay/neuter

They’ll be happy to help you find a solution for your pet needs. Call 541-636-3324 today to set up an appointment.

Or visit their website: CommunityVet.org

Location: 470 Highway 99, Eugene, Oregon

*Spaying or neutering is the single most important thing you can do for your animal’s health and to help prevent the killing of millions of unwanted shelter animals. Please consider doing so if you have not already.

WAG Spay / Neuter Clinic:

Nonprofit dedicated to spaying and neutering in order to keep pets healthy and the animal population under control.

Currently, for low-income community members, cat spaying / neutering is only $20. Request a spay and neuter appointment here: Request Appointment

Phone: (541) 345-3566

Address: 3045 Royal Ave, Eugene, OR

S.P.O.T. (Stop Pet Overpopulation Today) :

SPOT provides vouchers for all low/no-income dog owners to ensure that no-one is turned away from spaying or neutering their dog for financial reasons. Co-pays are based on level of need and all breeds are eligible. To date, SPOT has helped fund over 5,000 surgeries.

Click Here for Application

They also offer $10 spaying and neutering of pit bulls, chihuahuas, and pit bull mixes.

Email: admin@spotspayneuter.org

Phone: 541-607-4900

Good Neighbor Vet Clinic:

Low cost pet vaccination clinics including flea, tick, and heartworm preventives and more!

Location: Coastal Farm and Ranch – left side of the store, along 6th St

2200 W 6th St, Eugene, OR 97402

When: Every Friday from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Other Resources:

Amazon Park Animal Clinic (541) 485-0161
Anderson Veterinary Clinic (541) 688-3323
Animal Health Associates Hospital (541) 345-1544
Ark Veterinary Hospital (541) 689-7881
Banfield Pet Hospital (541) 342-5227
Bush Animal Hospital (541) 342-7218
Cascade Animal Hospital (541) 741-1992
Cat Care Limited (541) 302-5824
City Center Cat and Bird Clinic (541) 343-8531
City of Eugene Spay/Neuter Clinic (541) 682-3643
Coburg Veterinary Clinic and House Calls for Pets (541) 343-8794
Companion Animal Clinic (541) 747-2307
Countryside Animal Clinic (541) 988-6036
Creswell Veterinary Clinic (541) 895-3536
Del Oeste Veterinary Clinic (541) 689-0205
Delta Oaks Veterinary Clinic (541) 345-7970
East Lane Veterinary Clinic (541) 896-0044
Edgewood Animal Clinic (541) 341-6558
Emergency Veterinary Hospital (541) 746-0112 open 24 Hrs
Epona Sport Horse (541) 935-3000
Eugene Animal Hospital (541) 342-1178
Feline Thyroid Clinic (541) 744-2966
Forest Valley Veterinary Clinic (541) 942-9132
Four Corners Veterinary Clinic (541) 688-5521
Four Hooves Veterinary Clinic (541) 335-1379
McKenzie Animal Clinic (541) 747-3859
Mohawk Veterinary Hospital (541) 747-0780
My Home Vet (541) 343-5028
Oakridge Animal Clinic (541) 782-4281
Oregon Veterinary Referral Associates (541) 726-1100
Pacifica Veterinary Services (541) 345-1608
Pawsitive Motions (Animal Chiropractic) (541) 915-9988
Pleasant Hill Veterinary Clinic (541) 747-5878
Q Street Animal Hospital (541) 746-8491
Riverbrook Animal and Eye Clinic (541) 461-8862
Santa Clara Animal Clinic (541) 688-0434
South Willamette Veterinary Clinic (541) 895-5665
The Veterinary Hospital (541) 688-1835
Veneta Veterinary Hospital (541) 935-4151
Veterinary Allergy and Dermatology Services (541) 988-5458
VCA Westmoreland Animal Hospital (541) 485-4595
Veterinary House Call Center (541) 935-7169
West Eugene Animal Hospital (541) 342-5858
Willakenzie Animal Clinic (541) 686-1942

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