Eastwood Hills Animal Hospital

We set out on this adventure in 2002 with a single objective in mind: to offer high-volume, low-cost spay/neuter services that would eventually end the practice of euthanizing dogs and cats due to a lack of space.
Along the process, we discovered there were additional ways to assist and prevent pet homelessness. As a result, we eventually found ourselves assisting pet owners with resources, pet food, information, and supplies on the streets. Additionally, it implied a clinic that offered assistance with immunizations, parasite prevention or treatment, as well as a dedicated medical care fund.