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First Coast No More Homeless Pets

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First Coast No More Homeless Pets

Making vet care affordable & accessible to all, and saving lives by keeping pets in homes 🐾 🏠 We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
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The mission of First Coast No More Homeless Pets is to make veterinary care affordable and accessible to all as we save lives by keeping dogs and cats in homes and out of shelters, provide low-cost spay/neuter services with emphasis on feral/community cats, and deliver a broad range of related programs and services. Our multifaceted approach to pet overpopulation includes free and low-cost spay/ne

uter and innovative pet retention services. Our services are comprehensive, and we are committed to reaching those who need our assistance.

11/25/2024

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and our clinics will be making a few small changes to regular hours for the upcoming holiday!

Our clinic will be closed on Thursday, November 28. We will be ending community cat intake at 3 PM on Tuesday, November 26. Normal hours will resume Friday, November 29.🐾💚

11/22/2024

Make the holidays 2 times as MERRY 🎉🎉 and 2 times as BRIGHT💡💡 for animals in need of urgent veterinary care.

Your gift automatically DOUBLES 🎁🎁 during the limited-time Holiday Match at First Coast No More Homeless Pets. 🐶🐱 Don’t wait, make your gift today!

11/20/2024

While Kendall was still in college last year, she rescued Bruce when he was in need of a new, loving home. “At the time I had just stopped running track due to a knee injury/ surgery and was a little depressed. I thought it would be the perfect situation for Bruce and me, as it seemed we both needed a new companion,” Kendall told our team.

When Bruce suddenly started exhibiting signs of discomfort, Kendall brought him into our clinic to get care for her best friend that would fit within her budget as a recent grad. Thanks to the support of our incredible donor base, Kendall was able to give Bruce all the care he needed to feel better.

“Bruce helped me get through a tough phase and in ways, helped me graduate college. I love him so much, and don’t know where I’d be without him.”
Now, Bruce is back home with his best friend Kendall, recovering and happy! 🐾💚

11/18/2024

Jacksonville University pre-med and pre-vet students came to our Norwood facility recently to support our incredible Spay/Neuter team! They helped our team refill critical vaccines, assisted with post-operation care for pets, and helped to restock other essential supplies so our team could focus their efforts on the pets in our community!
Thank you, for contributing your time and hard work for our team! 🐾💚

11/16/2024

Shane rescued his best friend, Rocky, from an abusive situation four years ago. “We got him and showed him that love is all he deserves from his new family.”

Rocky got injured by another dog, so Shane, worried about his best friend, brought him to us for treatment within his budget. Our team of veterinary experts was able to provide Rex with the treatment he needed in order to send him back home happy and healthy! Now he’s recovering at home with his family who love him! 🐾💚

11/14/2024

Sheila has had her best friend, Rex, in her life for the last 10 years when he was just one year old! “He was very timid and I had to lure him inside with food. Now he’s my best friend, we live alone and have a very close bond.”

Sheila noticed that Rex injured his ear but worried that he would need treatment that fell outside of her budget. When she brought Rex to our clinic, our team was able to diagnose and repair Rex’s ear hematoma for a cost within Sheila’s budget- thanks to the support of our incredible donors!

Now, Rex is back at home with his best friend! 🐾💚

11/11/2024

Our FCNMHP family wishes you a Happy Veterans Day! 🐾💚

We are open for normal business hours today!

11/10/2024

Our clinics will be closed this coming Tuesday, November 12, 2024 for a staff training day! 🐾💚

11/07/2024

This Sunday, FCNMHP had the pleasure of hosting 20 University of Florida veterinary school students for an incredible teaching opportunity with our surgical team—our first FCNMHP Spay Day!

Multiple staff and training DVMs were on site to provide in-depth instruction on best practices for high quality, high volume spay neuter surgery. The day was a huge success and we are thrilled to have had the opportunity to teach so many incredible students about all of the care that FCNMHP provides for our community 🐾💚

11/03/2024

Did you enjoy that extra hour of sleep?
FCNMHP wants to remind you to "fall back" and set your clock back an hour today 😸

We know this can be an adjustment- give us a call at (904) 425-0005 if you encounter a scheduling conflict with your appointments due to the time change!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from FCNMHP! 🎃🐾💚

10/29/2024

We are celebrating all cat lovers this National Cat Day, we hope you treat yours to an extra bit of love today!

Share your cat in the comments for a chance to have your cat featured on our story! 🐾💚👇

10/27/2024

Today is National Black Cat Day!

This time of year, many black cats may decorate many thresholds for Halloween and windows for spooky decor. However, these felines deserve the love and attention just as much as their tabby equivalents! We hope you celebrate by showing your black cat extra affection today.

Share your lucky black cat in the comments below! 🐈‍⬛ 🐾💚

10/24/2024

We are immensely grateful for our veterinary technicians and the incredible work they do! They are essential to the daily operations of veterinary clinical practice, spay and neuter services, and maintaining animal welfare and health. Just as human healthcare relies on nurses, anesthesiologists, radiation technologists, and laboratory technologists, veterinary medicine combines all these roles into one superstar position: Veterinary Technicians. We want to extend a huge THANK YOU to our everyday heroes! 🐾💚

10/24/2024

Maggie was driving downtown when she noticed two JEA employees stopping traffic in order to get two dogs out of harm’s way. “Momma and Baby’s rescue was a labor of love and testament that it does take a village!” Maggie told our team. “I told the JEA men I had a good-sized fenced yard, so they proceeded to pick Baby up and put her in the back seat. One of the guys, despite fear she may bite, was able to pick up Momma. Instead of biting she gave him huge, loving licks! It is truly heartwarming to see two animals who have been wandering the streets, malnourished and scared, be so loving and trusting!”

Maggie acted as a good samaritan and brought Momma and Baby into our clinic, wanting to get these two sweet, malnourished pups off the street and cared for. However, not expecting the potential medical expenses associated with two formerly stray dogs, Maggie was worried that the care for Momma and Baby would be out of her budget.

Thanks to our incredible donors, Momma’s heartworm treatment was affordable for Maggie. Maggie didn’t have to worry that the sweet dogs she just rescued would not receive care due to a cost barrier for their treatment. Now, they are receiving the care they need and are home running around their new backyard! 🐾💚

10/22/2024

Halloween is around the corner, and we're sure you're stocking up on the sweets for the season!

A treat for you is a trick for your pet; make sure you keep chocolate and candies out of your pet's reach to avoid any unplanned visits to one of our clinics! 🎃🐾💚

10/19/2024

Ticiana rescued Micho 4 weeks prior to bringing him into our clinic after she found him on the street, crying out for help. “We posted everywhere to see if anybody lost their kitty, but nobody claimed him, so we decided to welcome him into our family! He has been such a blessing.”

Ticiana noticed that Micho started scratching his ear and decided to bring him to our clinic to have him evaluated, but she worried that the tests needed to diagnose the issue would be out of her budget. Thanks to our donor-supported Angel Fund, Micho was able to get a diagnosis and was treated at our clinic for earmites.

Now, Micho is feeling a lot better and is back at home with his new family who loves him! 🐾💚

10/16/2024

Community cat intake is suspended, effective immediately, until Monday, October 21st.
This slight adjustment to intake hours will allow our medical team to provide quality care to the high number of cats currently in our care.
Thank you for your understanding and for all you do to provide care for cats in our community 🐾💚

Address

6817 Norwood Avenue
Jacksonville, FL
32208

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+19044250005

Website

http://www.fcnmhp.org/

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