Linworth Animal Hospital

07/30/2024

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07/04/2024

We are closed July 4-7. In case of an emergency, please contact the Emergency Department of MedVet at 614-846-5800 or VEG Dublin 380-235-6233

06/27/2024

We will be closed July 4-7. In case of an emergency, please contact the Emergency Department of MedVet at 614-846-5800 or VEG Dublin 380-235-6233

06/24/2024

06/02/2024

FOUND DOG in Columbus 43229.

Male found 5/28/24 and taken to Franklin County Dog Shelter.

Intake ID: A0056012209

To reclaim please visit:
4340 Tamarack Blvd
Columbus 43229

05/31/2024

FOUND DOG in Worthington.

Male found 5/28/24 and taken to Franklin County Dog Shelter.

Intake ID: A0056009074

To reclaim please visit:
4340 Tamarack Blvd
Columbus 43229

05/27/2024

We are closed today, May 27, 2024. We will reopen tomorrow at 8am.
In case of an emergency, please contact the Emergency Department of MedVet at 614-846-5800 or VEG Dublin 380-235-6233

04/23/2024

04/22/2024

🎉 HAPPY (Thank God I’m Found) to Gabby from Columbus!

Gabby disappeared when owner was mugged last week. After spending 5 days in the hospital owner filed a lost dog report on PetFBI.org this morning and we shared to our page.

Gabby’s Mom just texted to let us know they’ve been reunited! They are both exhausted and ready for a much needed nap so I didn’t pry for details.

🥳 We are all very happy for you and hope you’re blessed with a speedy recovery!

04/22/2024

🎉 MISSING SERVICE DOG after mugging in Columbus has been REUNITED! Yay Gabby!

04/20/2024

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center has announced that its kennels are full and is asking the community for help. In a social media post, the agency stated it is…

04/12/2024

STOLEN DOG in the Scioto Mile area of Columbus 43220.

Bentley’s owner was threatened at gunpoint while walking near Shore Line Lane & Riverside Drive 4/9/24.

If you have information regarding Bentley’s whereabouts please contact (614) 537-4826. If you’d prefer to remain anonymous you are welcome to message us. Thank you!

04/01/2024

It’s April 1st, and that means FREE microchips - all month long!

We are thrilled to share that in collaboration with Pet FBI Ohio the Franklin County Dog Shelter & Adoption Center will be providing FREE microchips + free lifetime registration to every lost dog being reclaimed from our shelter throughout the entire month of April.

Did you know that microchips serve as the only permanent form of identification with a nationwide, searchable registry database?

Recent studies show that microchipped pets are THREE TIMES more likely to return home to their families than those without.

If your dog has escaped your care, please do not wait. Visit the Franklin County Dog Shelter in-person right away to look for your lost dog.

📍 See shelter hours and location here: https://dogs.franklincountyohio.gov/Contact

03/17/2024

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️

02/08/2024

Adam Orebaugh was a kind and generous person who left this world too soon. He was a friend to all and we are honored to share this amazing legacy that Hospets has created in his memory.
Please consider helping if you can. Even the smallest amount can help someone find light during the darkest of times.
All our love Jamie Mathews Orebaugh! 🐾

I recently lost a dear friend and someone who really inspired me to advocate for both animals and people. To honor Adam's passion and dedication and to keep his caring and advocacy alive. I am proud to announce the creation of Adam's Legacy Emergency Fund. This program will allow local seniors to apply for grant funding to help their pets receive life saving emergency veterinary care. If you knew Adam and would like to support this legacy fund, please visit our website

https://www.hospets.org/adams-legacy-emergency-fund.html

01/16/2024

Attention all Franklin County dog owners! ✨ There’s only two weeks left to renew your 2024 Franklin County Dog license without a late fee.

The deadline to purchase is January 31st, 2024!

In addition to being required by law, dog licenses being displayed on your dogs' collar or harness, serve as an excellent form of identification should they ever get lost.

You can purchase your dog license in person at the Franklin County Dog Shelter or at the Franklin County Auditor's Office. Licenses can also be purchased online by visiting https://doglicense.franklincountyohio.gov/