We are the primary veterinary care provider for pets of low-income people.
The charitable mission of St. Francis Pet Care (SFPC) is to help people in our most vulnerable communities remain together with their pets so both can benefit from the human-animal bond. To this end, we provide primary veterinary care to the companion animals of homeless persons, veterans, and very low-income residents of North Central Florida.
Your support enables us to reduce the number of companion animals turned into shelters when their owners can no longer afford their pets’ care and increase the proportion of spayed and neutered pets in the population we serve. With your help, we educate our clients in responsible pet care and help them improve the lives of their pets. In addition to our Downtown Clinic, your donation allows us to hold two outreach clinics every month, one at Gainesville’s homeless center (Grace Marketplace) and one at the Southwest Advocacy Group (SWAG) in the Linton Oaks neighborhood.
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St. Francis Pet Care is closed on December 13, 2023
St. Francis Pet Care: A Remedy Practice will be closed on Wednesday, December 13, for our outreach clinic with the SWAG Family Resource Center. If you need to reach us, please call and leave a [...]
An Update on St. Francis Pet Care
St. Francis Pet Care recently became a part of the Atlanta Humane Society’s affordable veterinary clinic branch, Remedy: Your Community Vet. This partnership is enabling St. Francis to take advantage of economies of scale, shared [...]
St. Francis Pet Care is proud to promote these great organizations who help to support us! PetSmart Charities is the leading funder of animal welfare in North America and has given us funding, encouragement and advice for many years. Florida Animal Friend manages funds from the FAF licence plate to encourage and subsidize low-cost spay/neuter throughout Florida. You can help “fix” Florida’s pet population by purchasing a tag today.
