Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic

09/22/2025

Saturday, October 4th we are participating in the Four Muddy Paws Pet Health Fair! We are offering limited services that day.

No appointment needed.

09/22/2025

Call:

STL (314) 771-PETS (7387) or
ROLLA (573) 465-3099

09/22/2025

August numbers!

09/20/2025

Stay pawsitive! 🧡🖤

09/19/2025

🐾 Meet Spencer, the adorable little spaniel who came in for his neuter surgery today! After his procedure, our vet tech Stephanie wrapped him up snug as a bug in a blanket to keep him warm and cozy. 🥰

It’s moments like these, where love and care go hand in hand with our medical services, that make what we do so special.

Thanks to our generous supporters, we’re able to provide this kind of compassionate care every day! 💙

If you’d like to help pets like Spencer stay safe and healthy, please consider donating here: CarolHousePetClinic.org/donate.

09/18/2025

STL WELLNESS CLINICS
https://stlspayneuter.org/stl/

We can administer vaccines, sell prevention, treat minor ailments, and have a limited pharmacy. We are not a full-service animal hospital.

If you are unsure of whether or not we can treat your pet’s illness, please contact us for guidance.

Ailments we treat:
-Flea/tick infestations
- Minor ear infections
- Minor skin infections
- Diarrhea without vomting, loss of appetite, or lethargy
- Minor upper respiratory infections in CATS ONLY (no dogs)
- Eye infections
- Ingrown toenails

AILMENTS THAT WE WILL NOT SEE AND WILL REQUIRE A FULL-SERVICE VETERINARIAN:
- Weight loss
- Lethargy
- Loss of appetite
- Vomiting
- Wounds/lacerations requiring stitches
- Excessive drinking or urination
- Inappropriate urination/urinary accidents
- Difficulty breathing
- Coughing in cats
- Seizures
- Limping
- Paresis/paralysis (inability to use leg(s))
- Ear hematomas
- Neurological signs
- Masses or tumors
- URI in dogs

STL Clinic St. Louis, MO Clinic Services Wellness Services--Walk In and Reservation Options We’re evolving our wellness services to a hybrid model to better serve you! Subject to availability, you may reserve a “place-holder” in line in advance and up to Midnight the night prior (no same-day r...

09/18/2025

Please SHARE ~

We still have some walk-in wellness spots available in STL Today (Thursday, 9/18)!

https://stlspayneuter.org/stl/

09/18/2025

09/17/2025

This is a powerful reminder of how important it is to spay and neuter- not only for your pet’s health, but for the safety of our whole community.

At Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic, we’re here to make spay/neuter accessible and affordable for everyone, because safe pets mean safer neighborhoods.

For more information about our services or how to support our mission, visit CarolHousePetClinic.org.

Intact male dogs are involved in at least 70% of reported dog bites. Do your part to keep our community safe by spaying and neutering your pets! 🐾

09/16/2025

🐾 295 Cats. One Incredible Volunteer. Endless Impact. 🐾

Meet Jere, a dedicated trapper who’s been doing TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) work for 19 years and working with Carol House Quick Fix Pet Clinic since we opened in 2012. Over the years, he’s helped TNR 295 feral cats, making a huge difference for cats all across our community. 💙

He’s pictured here with our vet tech Kelly, who’s been teaming up with him for over a decade. Their shared passion for helping animals has grown into a wonderful friendship, built on early mornings, hard work, and a whole lot of heart.

Spay/neuter is one of the most powerful tools we have to fight pet overpopulation, prevent shelter overcrowding, and help pets live safer, healthier lives. We’re so grateful to Jere and his amazing wife Mari Louise, who has supported his work every step of the way.

Help us thank Jere and all the unsung heroes working behind the scenes for animals in need! 🐱💪

09/16/2025

It is a well-known fact that transparency not only builds trust but creates an environment of honesty, integrity and accountability between businesses and its customers, citizens and the community.

With being transparent about our Animal Control calls, cases (when appropriate), and community support, the City of Rolla Animal Shelter & Control shows what true partnership looks like between officers and the community in which they serve.

The true level of honesty helps the community to understand daily challenges, celebrate the wins, understand the setbacks and lean in to support where it's needed the most.

We would like to revisit our monthly and annual statistics and provide this information to the public and also invite any questions or comments the community may have about our operation and services.

We would like to provide a brief breakdown of the various sections of our report which provide us with disposition numbers for the end of month status report.

Animals Adopted: These are cats/dogs that have been impounded at our facility for five or more days and unclaimed. They have been vaccinated with the canine/feline anti-rabies vaccine and deemed healthy and available for adoption to the general public.

Animals Claimed: These are cats/dogs that have been for impounded at our facility for less than five days and have been reclaimed by the rightful owner and sent back home.

Euthanasia sick/injured: These are cats/dogs which have been found or brought into our facility and found to be suffering from advanced sickness or have been injured beyond repair and recommended by Veterinarian to be euthanized in the best interest of the animal.

Euthanasia vicious/dangerous: These are cats/dogs which have been brought into our facility and after a significant amount of time, continue to exhibit vicious or aggressive actions and determined to be unsafe for adoption to the general public and euthanized by a veterinarian in accordance with City of Rolla operational policies.

Deceased on arrival: These are any cats/dog's/ wildlife that are picked by animal control found deceased on the roadways.

Transfer to Rescue: These are cats/dogs that come into our facility which may have some sort of handicap (blind, deaf, loss of a leg, or birth defect). Senior animals or other animals which may spend a significant time at the shelter and needs to be moved.

Wildlife Released: These are strictly wildlife such as Racoons, Opossums, groundhogs, squirrels, etc. that are trapped in our live animal traps. These animals are generally released back into the wild.

TNR: TNR (Trap/Neuter and Release) refers to the cats/dogs that are scheduled for spay/neuter through the animal shelter in partnership with the Carol House Pet Clinic prior to adoption.

We will provide these stats each month as well as a consolidation report at the end of the year depicting a grand total of animals in/out of our facility as well as all of our dispositions.

The month ending August 31, 2025, saw a total of 31 animals brought into our facility for a total of 321 animals since January 1, 2025.

The animal shelter adopted 15 animals in August for a total of 109 adopted so far this year.

7 animals were claimed by the owners for a total of 59 claimed this year so far.

0 animals were euthanized in August for sick or injured.

0 animals were euthanized in August for dangerous.

3 animals were found deceased for a total of 40 so far this year. 95% were wildlife.

10 animals were transferred to rescue in August for a total of 46 so far in 2025

Since the initiation of the spay/neuter program, the Rolla Animal Shelter in partnership with the B.A.R.C. Program and the Carol House pet Clinic has successfully spayed/neutered/vaccinated and microchipped(thanks to the Rolla Animal Alliance) a total 106 animals. 86 animals have been adopted through the Rolla Animal Shelter and 20 feral felines have been released back into colonies.

Animal Control Officers have responded to 89 animal related calls in August for a total of 1,030 calls as of August reporting.

09/16/2025

🐾 Sponsorship Opportunity! 🐾

Comedy 4 the Paws is back, and this year’s gala is shaping up to be the best one yet!

Join us November 14 at Bogey Hills Country Club for a night of laughter, compassion, and community. The event will feature a live comedy show with nationally touring comedians Tim Convy and Brendan Eyre, all in support of the animals in need in our community.

We’re currently seeking sponsors to help make this incredible night possible. Whether you’re a local business or a family passionate about pets, your sponsorship shows the community where your heart is, and helps us continue providing affordable, accessible veterinary care.

🐶 To reserve your sponsorship or learn more, contact Amanda Harris at [email protected].

To purchase tickets, visit http://CarolHousePetClinic.org/tickets.

Together, we can create a future where every pet is safe, healthy, and loved. 💙

09/02/2025

Call (573) 465-3099 to schedule your pet(s)!

08/27/2025

PLEASE TRIPLE CHECK your cat carriers!

08/26/2025

We need your help. We're in need of gallon jugs of distilled water, liquid laundry detergent, and bleach. We use these supplies every day, and every dollar we save on them goes straight to vital services for the pets we see at the clinic.

If you can donate any of the items, we are incredibly grateful. Thank you for supporting our mission to care for pets in our community.

Items can be dropped off at the clinic on Mondays between 10a-2p and Tuesday - Friday between 9a-5p.

08/25/2025

08/20/2025

A HUGE thank you to Lindsay Kaufman for her amazing generosity last week at our Rolla Clinic! She donated 40 bottles of distilled water and 6 bottles of laundry detergent. Lindsay ALWAYS asks what we need and goes above and beyond to help. Thank you for your support, Lindsay, and for fixing so many cats! 💚🐈