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Hi, I'm Karin Baker and I have been the Clinic Manager at Homeward Pet for almost 15 years.
In 2009 we opened our veterinary clinic doors for a public Spay/Neuter program, offering low-cost Spay/Neuter surgeries to dogs and cats of reduced income families in our community.
I've always been proud of our efforts to help low-income households with this service. Every week, our schedule is filled quickly by families with dogs and cats in need. We have altered more than 4000 animals through our program and of course, at Homeward Pet, all animals that leave our doors are spayed and neutered as part of the comprehensive veterinary care that we provide while they are with us.
Homeward Pet has been actively participating in World Spay Day and National Spay/Neuter Month since 2012, and has continued to do so every year.
We strive to help more households receive high quality spay/neuter surgeries and associated services for their pets, at no cost to them. Enthusiastic supporters can sponsor a clinic day and help between 8-18 of our reduced income neighbors in a single clinic day.
During National Spay/Neuter month, we work in a collaborative effort with veterinary partners throughout Puget Sound including; Pasado's Safe Haven, Seattle Humane, Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project, Kitsap Humane, Seattle Area Feline Rescue, PAWS, South County Cats and Pawsitive Alliance. Our group goal is a total of 2,450 spay/neuter surgeries during the month of February! We are grateful to be part of such a generous regional team.
Sincerely,
Karin Baker
Senior Clinic Manager
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