Offers routine veterinary services, medical, surgical, and dental care for pets. Also promotes responsible pet ownership and preventative health care. Also offers holistic / naturopathic veterinary medical options for clients that prefer a more organic approach to their pet's care.

Provides recruitment and training for adult volunteers. Opportunities in the areas of: office assistance, pet therapy, education program, animal socialization, and kennel assistant.

Provides care for unwanted pets and stray animals in a no-kill shelter. Offers dogs and cats for adoption. Veterinary services such as vaccines, spay/neuter and microchipping available.

Provides spaying or neutering of companion animals.

A non-profit animal welfare organization comitted to advocating and compassionately caring for the abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in our community, and finding them loving homes.

Provides many core pet services, including: low cost vaccine and microchips; flea treatment/preventative; dewormer (Treatment for tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms & whipworms); and ID tags for dogs and cats. Also can offer low cost (below retail prices) pet supplies, such as leashes/collar combo, cannine and feline enrichment toys, treats, and litter pans. Provides free spay/neuter for some zip codes within Cleveland and pets may be vaccinated and microchipped at the time of surgery for a fee.

Provides animal services for the City of Brook Park. Includes pickup of stray animals, who are held at least 3 days, more if there is space. Animals are given necessary medical care when possible, and are eventually offered for adoption if not reclaimed. Cats not reclaimed or adopted go to the APL; dogs go to the County kennel. Provides information on poisons dangerous to animals. Rescues animals in Brook Park who are in danger, and investigates incidences of animal cruelty. Does limited humane trapping - resident requests trap, and Animal Control sets and clears it.

Offers low cost spay and neuter clinics. Surgeries are preformed on Monday and Thursdays by appointment only. To schedule appointments please stop in and prepay and pre-register with cash or check and we can they schedule your appointment.

SPOT takes spay/neuter efforts seriously. Unintentional, uncontrolled pet breeding is the root of the explosion of unwanted pet problems. So SPOT gives financial aid to several households per week to get a pet spayed or neutered. Also, SPOT sponsors the RASCAL Unit and the Columbus Dog Connection low-cost Spay-Neuter Clinics to come to Morgan County about ten times a year. Through SPOT, about 25-50 spays or neuters per month are made possible for Morgan County pets. About 3,400 pets have been fixed since our start in 2009. SPOT also promotes responsible pet ownership at the county fair, in the annual Mutt Strutt, and in our outreach program in the local schools. SPOT is very active working with the community to help pet owners having difficulty keeping the animals they already have in their homes. We provide free dog and cat food and assist with shelters, crates, and other pet needs for our responsible neighbors who have their pets spayed or neutered.

Spays and neuters are performed often in our hospital. This is an essential part of keeping your pet healthier and more attentive to your commands, as well as, preventing the pet overpopulation problem. When spayed or neutered, pets are less likely to roam away.

Provides volunteer training and opportunities for adults in the areas: fund-raising, pet socialize, dog and/or cat foster, special events, dog trainer, pet facilitated therapy worker, vet check worker, display worker, telephone counselor, office assistant, and dog and cat kenneler.

Late evening and weekend emergency care for pets.

Provides euthanasia services for animals who may be suffering from advanced age, disease, or serious injury (e.g. being hit by a car).

They may be able to provide veterinary care expense assistance.

Through specialized training, this program provides veterinary teams and students with the communication skills needed to promote quality veterinary care and veterinary career success. Serves as a field training/internship site for graduate social work students. Client consultations are available by phone, e-mail or in person during regular office hours.

provide low-cost spay/neuter surgery and age-appropriate vaccines and services

Provides medical check up, vaccinations and microchip implant for dogs of low income families.

Responds to animal bite complaints and provides information on rabies. Offer rabies vaccine clinices for cats, dogs and ferrets.

Provides low cost spay/neuter, one time emergency medical assistance through our Peticaid program, low-cost flea treatment/preventative, counseling help with behavioral and medical needs and general care guidance, resource referrals to other programs, and supplemental dog/cat food.

Columbus Humane is a private, nonprofit focused on supporting the bond between pets and their people, so prices are at or below our costs. The Columbus Humane Essential Care Center serves pet families who love their pets and struggle to afford care at traditional veterinary clinics. Wellness and sick/injured care services are at fixed prices, so clients know exactly what to expect up-front.

Provides certificates for low-cost spaying and neutering of cats and dogs. Does not cover additional charges from veterinarians for services. Certificates are not valid if having a cat declawed at the same time as the neuter/spay.

Provides financial assistance, resources, and emotional support for pet guardians struggling with economic hardship when pets are in life-threatening situations. Typical grant is about $250.

Community Environmental Health promotes and protects the health and safety of residents through preventative health programs: investigates animal bites; inspects jails; inspects RV Parks & Campgrounds; provides mosquito control and education; enforces housing maintenance and occupancy codes; licenses and inspects public swimming pools; licenses and inspects tattoo and body piercing establishments; provides education on diseases and health issues related to ticks. (Residents living in the Cities of Columbus and Worthington are served by Columbus Public Health.)

Provides animal control, animal rescue, and animal poison information. Maintains an animal shelter where stray animals may stay for three to five days. Does not trap nuisance animals contained within a home.

Provides a temporary shelter for stray, unwanted and abused animals. Collaborates with city and county authorities to enforce animal laws.