Thank you to @hometownpetseugene for sponsoring us during our Howliday Drive! There’s still time to stop in & grab a gift tag from the tree for 20% off your donation! Our collection bin will be there through December. We love these adorable ornaments they created for us 😭🥰 PLUS you get to look at cats!! 😍🐱
Thank you for being such a gracious community partner and always looking out for the pets of Eugene, @hometownpetseugene! We love you! 🫶🏼
Help us help unhoused pets in Oregon! Your contributions allow us to continue to offer no-cost veterinary care such as vaccines, flea & deworming medication, life saving antibiotics, wellness exams, food, treats, toys and supplies to unhoused pets in Lane County. Give them the gift of free medical care this Holiday Season! Donate at proboneo.org
✨ Reminder to not donate using facebook, as we still don’t have access to our account. All donations should be made directly through our website. 🙂
We would die for you, Camber 😭 Thanks for visiting our last clinic of the year, eating all the beggin strips & doing so good getting your vaccines. 🐶
Our friends at Paws Pet Shop Eugene are kind and generous to hold a food drive for us. If you head to Paws Pet Shop Eugene at the 5th Street Public Market and purchase/bring 2 cans of dog food, you can get %15 off your purchase. Valid only October 1st - October 31st & cannot be combined with other offers. Their shop has many different pet items that will make any four-legged family member bark or meow with excitement! Paws Pet Shop Eugene is a local gem for Lane County and Eugene. Give them a howl and say hello by stopping by during October to support Pro-Bone-O and Paws Pet Shop Eugene #localiscool #barktoberfest #helpingothers #givingbacktothecommunity #nonprofitorganization #localbusiness #awesomelookinpets #thankful #inthistogether
#GivingTuesday is almost over but you still have time to make a big impact in the lives of the pets of homeless people in Lane County! Take a look at what your generosity can do. Just $25 can save a life. You make a difference with your donation. It all adds up and we thank you on behalf of all the pets you help in our community. https://www.facebook.com/donate/588770479917578/
-$25 can save a cat or dog from starvation and provide nutritious food for almost one month.
-$50 can help stop animal overpopulation in our community by providing one spay or neuter voucher.
-$150 can save nearly two dozen cats or dogs from preventable infectious diseases and help stop the spread of those diseases to many other animals in the community.
-$500 helps re-stock our clinic with life saving & soothing medicine, veterinary equipment, and supplies for one month.
-$1,000 can save an animal requiring special veterinary procedures, such as severe wound care, mass removal, abscess drainage, and amputation.
-$2,000 sponsors one of the 22 free veterinary clinics we run in a year, which typically treats about 40-50 dogs & cats at no cost to their owners.
THANK YOU for your support!
#GivingTuesday #givingtuesday2022 #eugenenonprofit #eugeneoregon #animalwelfare #animallover #grateful
Help us continue to give precious dogs like Boo Boo the free veterinary services, medicine, food, and wellness supplies they deserve!
Since 1998 we have been serving the pets of people experiencing homelessness in Lane County. Not only do we foster the human-animal bond, we also reduce the numbers of diseases, parasites, and unwanted litters in our community.
If you support these efforts, please donate at our website ( proboneo.org ) or our Facebook fundraiser at https://www.facebook.com/donate/588770479917578/
#GivingTuesday #givingtuesday2022 #eugenepets #LaneCounty #animals #cutepets #animalwelfare #homelessanimals #homelessness #veterinary
We have so much to be grateful for this year. Thank you (yes, YOU) for your support, your time, your talents, your strong loving hearts. You make a real difference in the lives of so many pets and people in our community. Whether you give to our mission to provide free veterinary & wellness care to the pets of homeless people or you receive our services for the love you have for your pets-- we are thankful for you and wish you the very best on this holiday and beyond.
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Although we can't possibly thank each and every one of you in this post, know you and your efforts are appreciated! We also wish to give a special shout out to these giving businesses to recognize & appreciate their choice to generously contribute to Pro-Bone-O Veterinary Care and our community. Please give them your support.
Banfield Foundation Oregon Pacific Bank Athletes For Animals Bineham Construction, Inc. Northwood Christian Church Training Spot Greenhill Humane Society Mckenzie Feed and Pet Supplies Central Bark Eugene Mini Pet Mart Athletes For Animals Bush Animal Hospital BISSELL Pet Foundation MTN FIT NextStep ReUse Store Oregon State University Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine - Oregon State University
It's Clinic Day tomorrow, Sunday the 13th! If you are unhoused in Lane County and have a pet in need of veterinary services, come on down to 1509 W. 1st street (across the street from the Eugene Mission) for free veterinary care. Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind.
1. First come, first serve only. You must wait in line. We do not take walk-ups as a priority. Our gate opens at 8:45 and we will close at 1:00 hard stop.
2. If you need just food and supplies, please let us know, so you are not taking up a spot in line. The same goes with just flea treatment and medication refills.
3. We currently have very few spay and neuter vouchers as veterinary clinics are also short-staffed and running at decreased spay and neuter capacity.
4. Two pets per family per clinic. At this time due to staffing, we are unable to see litters.
5. We will do our best to let you know if we will not have the capacity to see you as soon as we can determine.
6. PBO is unable to treat chronic conditions or emergencies. We offer vaccines, flea treatment, deworming, basic skin care, and some eye and ear treatments. We are unable to assist with wounds, broken bones, abscesses, tell if your animal is pregnant, run any blood work, or do X-rays or ultrasounds. If you have any questions on if we can see you please message us and our vet tech will get to you as soon as she can.
7. Kindness goes a long way. Our volunteers work hard on their day off to help pets be served. We do not tolerate aggression from humans or animals alike.
8. The gate will be closed in between us letting cars in due to people cutting in line. Once we have determined we no longer need to do this, we will be back to normal.
9. Head in parking only so we can read your license plate.
10. Let us know how we can help. If you are low-income, Community Veterinary Center Community Veterinary Center is a great option. We are only able to serve those who are houseless in Lane County.
Stay Paw-Tast-tic! If y
It's Clinic Day tomorrow, Sunday the 10th! If you are unhoused in Lane County and have a pet in need of veterinary services, come on down to 1509 W. 1st street (across the street from the Eugene Mission) for free veterinary care. Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind.
1. First come, first serve only. You must wait in line. We do not take walk-ups as a priority. Our gate opens at 8:45 and we will close at 1:00 hard stop.
2. If you need just food and supplies, please let us know, so you are not taking up a spot in line. The same goes with just flea treatment and medication refills.
3. We currently have very few spay and neuter vouchers as veterinary clinics are also short-staffed and running at decreased spay and neuter capacity.
4. Two pets per family per clinic. At this time due to staffing, we are unable to see litters.
5. We will do our best to let you know if we will not have the capacity to see you as soon as we can determine.
6. PBO is unable to treat chronic conditions or emergencies. We offer vaccines, flea treatment, deworming, basic skin care, and some eye and ear treatments. We are unable to assist with wounds, broken bones, abscesses, tell if your animal is pregnant, run any blood work, or do X-rays or ultrasounds. If you have any questions on if we can see you please message us and our vet tech will get to you as soon as she can.
7. Kindness goes a long way. Our volunteers work hard on their day off to help pets be served. We do not tolerate aggression from humans or animals alike.
8. The gate will be closed in between us letting cars in due to people cutting in line. Once we have determined we no longer need to do this, we will be back to normal.
9. Head in parking only so we can read your license plate.
10. Let us know how we can help. If you are low-income, Community Veterinary Center is a great option. We are only able to serve those who are houseless in Lane County.
Stay Paw-Tast-tic! If you need more info check out our FAQ he
Attention all clients: we will be short again on Sunday. We have made the decision to still open even though we will only have one vet and limited medical and front staff. 10 things to keep in mind about clinics:
1. First come, first serve only. You must wait in line. We do not take walk-ups as a priority. Our gate opens at 8:45 and we will close at 1:00 hard stop.
2. If you need just food and supplies, please let us know, so you are not taking up a spot in line. The same goes with just flea treatment and medication refills.
3. We currently have very few spay and neuter vouchers as veterinary clinics are also short-staffed and running at decreased spay and neuter capacity.
4. 2 pets per family per clinic. At this time due to staffing, we are unable to see litters.
5. We will do our best to let you know if we will not have the capacity to see you as soon as we can determine.
6. PBO is unable to treat chronic conditions or emergencies. We offer vaccines, flea treatment, deworming, basic skin care, and some eye and ear treatments. We are unable to assist with wounds, broken bones, abscesses, tell if your animal is pregnant, run any blood work, or do X-rays or ultrasounds. If you have any questions on if we can see you please message us and our vet tech will get to you as soon as she can.
7. Kindness goes a long way. Our volunteers work hard on their day off to help pets be served. We do not tolerate aggression from humans or animals alike.
8. The gate will be closed in between us letting cards back starting this Sunday due to people cutting in line. Once we have determined we no longer need to do this, we will be back to normal.
9. Head in parking only so we can read your license plate.
10. Let us know how we can help. If you are low-income, Community Veterinary Center is a great option. We are only able to serve those who are houseless in Lane County.
Stay Paw-Tast-tic!
Thank you for everyone's support at today's clinic. We were able to serve all of the clients in line and distributed all of the spay/neuter vouchers!
We have exciting news!! Pro-Bone-O Veterinary Care is hiring a part-time Development Coordinator. We are seeking a animal lover who is compassionate and experienced in fundraising! Since 1998 we have relied on volunteers, this is a big step towards the future for us and we couldn't be more excited!
Please help us pass the word!! This will be our first paid employee!
For information and how to apply: https://bit.ly/33lpr6j
We appreciate this community so much for the donations we receive!! We kindly ask, please refrain from donating cat trees. We have no space to store them and our clients have no space to put them up for their kitty friends! Many of our clients live in their cars or other small spaces, that a cat tree isn't a viable option.
Check out our friends at Shelter Animal Resource Alliance- and ask them if they need cat trees!! They are a wonderful organization!
A message from PBO board president Stacey. Clinics will be closed until further notice- please follow for updates.
A sneak peak inside a clinic boutique.
Breakfast? Lunch? Happy Hour? Dinner? Dessert? Dine-In? Carry-Out? Whatever tickles your taste buds!! Join us at either #Eugene Cornucopia location Tuesday December 10th. Mention Pro-Bone-O Veterinary Care and 20% of your bill will be donated to help local puppies and kitties!
Thank you so much to all of our volunteers during the month of #October and a huge thank you to Dr. Polk and Dr. Dimski for helping at the clinic!!
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