Clinics are coming to towns near you. The Connecticut Humane Society takes its veterinary operations on the road throughout the year to bring medical care to owned pets out in the community.

The pop-up clinics serve pets of families who face difficulty in affording or accessing veterinary care. The effort allows pets to avoid heartbreak and keep their homes—even when their owners face challenges—so that they don’t land in a shelter.

Each CHS clinic sets up for one day in a central location, like senior centers, food pantry and meal sites, and other community buildings. The program provides pets with wellness exams, vaccines, weigh-ins, preventative care, pet food and supplies. All of it is made possible by grants and donations from kind-hearted people like you.

With the cost of veterinary care continually rising, CHS has made a strategic commitment to delivering free and reduced-fee veterinary care to pets at greatest risk for losing their families if a medical crisis were to come up.