Synergy Animal Care

06/17/2024

🎉A few weeks away, but getting the word out!

Dr. Alyse will be in the clinic as normal, all day on Monday, July 1! She will be back again seeing appointments the following Monday!

Stay safe, and thank you for your understanding!

06/15/2024

Cuteness overload! ♥️🐾♥️

06/11/2024

This class starts this coming Sunday (June 16th, 2024)!

Call or text (402)429-5279 to register! 💜

06/09/2024

One little kitten telling me all her secrets!🐾

06/04/2024

Don’t worry, Murphy is helping his dad get checked out! 🐾💙🐾

05/31/2024

Everything about this little one makes us smile!💙🐾💙

05/29/2024

Coming to the vet doesn’t have to be scary! A few pets or scratches, a little treat and getting to their level is all it takes! ♥️

05/29/2024

She is rocking chemo! An inspiration to us all!♥️🐾♥️

05/27/2024

Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

05/24/2024

The other side of veterinary medicine.

Today was hard. Most don’t talk about it. It’s easier to talk about the kittens and puppies, the patients that recover, the happy endings.

When you walk into the lobby, you see smiling faces, smell the pleasant scentsy and are greeted happily.

But today, the receptionist had just wiped some tears away. The technician was keeping it together in the back. And the vet tried to smile knowing the pain she just felt.

You see. Each patient, each client, we develop a relationship with. We feel their sadness. We celebrate their joy. And in each of these scenarios, we cherish that we had the opportunity to be present in that moment.

But as it turns out, with the severe sadness we all felt as this day started, we ended the day with the most innocent puppy sending us love. A lick on our cheek and a wag of a tail continues to remind us why we will roll up our sleeves and continue to give it our all, no matter how things turn out.

We see these animals. We love these animals. And even more, we are grateful for the clients who allow us to care for each of them as if they are our own.

05/23/2024

Does arthritis have to slow your older dog down?

Miss Joplin here wants to answer that with a big “NO”!

Joplin has been getting monthly Librela injections to help with arthritis, and she is here to say she is feeling better then ever! ♥️

Have an older dog that seems to be “slowing down” from pain and arthritis? Please let us know, there is help on the way! 🩺

05/18/2024

Hope you are all soaking up the sun!☀️

05/17/2024

One is big and one is so little, but they are best friends either way!♥️

05/17/2024

So. Much. Cuteness. ♥️🐾♥️

05/17/2024

💕🩺💕Another great visitor today! My niece Ella is back for the summer from New York from vet school! She will be hanging around this summer helping us, help animals! 💕🐾💕

05/15/2024

I had a special visitor today! My great niece came to see us! Who knew vet clinics could be so fun?🤩

05/14/2024

Please consider the Capital Humane Society for your next pet! They need our help more than ever right now!🐾

🚨🚨This is urgent, please read.

We at Capital Humane Society are in a crisis and we need the community’s help. We do not have a single open dog kennel at either of our shelter locations – we are at 100% capacity. We will not be accepting dog surrenders until further notice unless it is an extreme emergency. A wait list is available.

This is urgent; we refuse to euthanize dogs because we are at full capacity.

We are running an adoption promotion from now through Sunday – all pets available for adoption have a 50% reduced adoption fee. This includes puppies, adult dogs, kittens, adult cats, and critters.

This issue will not be solved by an adoption promotion alone, it is a Band-Aid on a gaping wound. Our shelter reaching maximum capacity will be an on-going problem that will lessen by spaying and neutering the pets in our community. It is up to each pet owner to take responsible steps to ensure we see fewer unwanted pets by spaying and neutering those in their care. Resources we provide are the low cost spay and neuter program, affordable spay and neuter surgeries at our Stransky Veterinary Center, and our partnership with Lincoln Animal Ambassadors for their spay and neuter voucher assistance program. Please contact us at 402-441-4488 for more information regarding any of these services.

Please note, we require viable space to fulfill our contractual obligations with the City of Lincoln and Lancaster County. We must have available kennels for the dogs brought into our care through these avenues.

While we are on a temporary hold to accept dogs, please use the following rehoming platforms as needed: Rehome by Adopt a Pet, Rescue Me!, and Home to Home. Please complete a transfer ownership form once the pet has found a new home. Please review all rehoming information we have available here: https://www.capitalhumanesociety.org/services-resources/rehoming.html. You can also view information regarding how to send your pet to a rescue here: https://www.capitalhumanesociety.org/services-resources/rescues.html.

Please also consider utilizing our lost and found pet resources – specifically our lost and found pet map.

Finally, adopt. Please adopt today, and if you can’t, share this message with your friends and family. We need your help.

05/13/2024

One tiny kitten that needs a little extra love! As a little girl I always “nursed” sick little kittens back to health! Today, lots of feelings came back with a perfect reminder of what got my love for veterinary medicine started! 🐾🩺🐾

05/12/2024

🌸Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸

05/09/2024

Cute, cute, cute!!!!💕🐾💕

05/08/2024

Only two spots left! For those asking about puppy classes, this is your chance to get signed up!🐾

There are two spots left for the Puppy Class starting this coming Sunday!

Call or text (402)429-5279 to register!

05/06/2024

Week 6 of chemo! Can you believe it? This is what chemo looks like, a happy dog, eating like a pro and feeling good! Way to go Paisley! There are so many people sending good thoughts and prayers your way! ♥️

05/03/2024

All in a days work! We see big and we see little, but we love them all the same!🦮

05/03/2024

♥️First intern in the books! Watch out world we have another amazing vet tech coming your way! We have enjoyed this girl so much and know she will be there to help so many animals! ♥️
Thank you for spending the last two months with us, we have enjoyed everyday! 💕🐾💕

05/02/2024

When you are a cat, but act like a dog, you get the whole dog run!♥️🐈♥️

04/30/2024

National adopt a shelter pet day! 🦮🐈

April 30th is National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day!

Make sure you go see our friends at Capital Humane Society - Pieloch Pet Adoption Center when you are ready to adopt or add another furry friend to your family.

04/27/2024

Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐈🦮🩺

Proud to celebrate this day and be part of this amazing community helping animals! ♥️

04/26/2024

Due to weather and storms, the clinic will close a little early at 4pm today. Please be safe.

04/25/2024

♥️ Writing up notes is way more fun with a friend! ♥️

04/25/2024

This sounds so good! ♥️

**This class is full….but stay tuned for the next class opening!!**

After lots of requests, we have done it…..we have scheduled our SHOW ME WHAT TO DO group class for dogs 10 months and up!!!!!! So if you have a dog that is older than 10 months, this is for you!!!!

**However this class is not suitable for dogs exhibiting serious issues,….so things like aggression, resource guarding (where a dog attempts to bite you if you take its bone), or reactivity (dogs who are barking/lunging at other dogs). If you are struggling with those issues, we can absolutely help you through private training.

Call or text (402)429-5279 to register!!!