Wisconsin Community Veterinary Center

Be sure to join us this Saturday for a fantastic evening benefitting Shelter From The Storm Animal Rescue and Wisconsin Community Veterinary Center!

🚨Vaccine clinic in Lyndon Station this Saturday!

Is your pet in need of vaccines, a microchip, or prevention? Take advantage of our community vaccine clinic this weekend, in partnership with Juneau County Sheriff's Office, Rocky And Rustys Redemption Rescue, and Hank’s Tail Wag Inn,LLC Dog Boarding . No appointment fees or exam required!

Call to book, and share with your friends to help keep our pets happy and healthy!

🐾Saturday, July 18th from 10AM-2PM
📍N2954 Oak Hill Rd Lyndon Station, WI
📞608-224-1400

These little orange cuties came in for spay/neuter today from Sip & Purr Cat Cafe. As we continue powering through kitten season, an overwhelming time for rescues and shelters everywhere, we are incredibly appreciative of those who spay and neuter their pets. It's the only way we're going to get control of this overpopulation crisis.

Thank you, Sip & Purr Cat Cafe for supporting our mission and doing your part to help cats in our community!

And if you have a pet who needs to be spayed or neutered, please visit our website for more information and to book an appointment! wicvc.org/spay-neuter

Additional appointments added for this Sunday's nail trim fundraiser! Click the link in the post below to reserve your spot.

Adoptable Millie here to let you know registration is open for this Sunday's Pawdicures fundraiser! $15 nail trims for your dog or cat, no appointment fees and all proceeds to benefit our nonprofit rescue.

To schedule your appointment: https://app.clinichq.com/online/db2a6362-c698-42c0-bd4c-491ef90f99c3

We're hosting a calming clinic this Thursday in preparation for 4th of July! It can be an incredibly stressful weekend for pets, and often leads to lost animals running away when spooked. If your pet is in need of calming medications or a microchip, schedule an appointment for this Thursday!

Spots are limited - call 608-224-1400 to schedule. And please share so we can keep our furry friends safe and relaxed this 4th of July!

Prime Days are here, and we're hoping you'll consider sharing the love with our clinic patients, shelter animals, and compassionate staff. At Wisconsin Community Veterinary Center, our vision is to cultivate a community where every pet receives exceptional care, regardless of financial circumstances. That is only made possible thanks to all of you, who generously support our mission. Every donation directly helps care for patients in need, provide refuge for homeless animals at Shelter From The Storm Animal Rescue, and stock the shelves of our pet food and supply pantry.

We've created a Prime Day wishlist with many amazing deals of much needed items at our nonprofit clinic and rescue. If you're able to help, click the link below or share this post. And thank you in advance for your continued support!

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Mauston's Community Vaccine Clinic in partnership with Rocky And Rustys Redemption Rescue is coming up this Saturday, June 20th! Affordable vaccines, testing, and prevention available with no exam fees. All are welcome, so please spread the word!

📍 Location: Mauston Public Works Building
1260 North Rd, Mauston

📞 Call 608-224-1400 to book your appointment! Spots are filling quickly, schedule today. ☺️

Nail trims are necessary for your pet's health, keeping them comfortable and preventing foot and joint pain - for both cats and dogs! This week we have 2 low-cost vaccine clinics available, Thursday at our clinic in Madison and Saturday in Mauston. Nail trims are only $15, with no appointment fees. Additional services also available.

Visit wicvc.org/vaccineclinics for a full price list and to schedule your appointment!

Riley came to us this week in a life-threating situation, after having been in labor for days, producing 2 still-born and 1 live puppy. But she was still in active labor with a puppy stuck, and desperately needed help. Our team jumped into action, performing an emergency c-section to deliver the 9 remaining pups and save mom's life. Shockingly, 7 of the 12 total puppies survived, and Riley recovered from surgery.

While we're grateful we were able to help Riley and her babies, we're heartbroken for all she endured and the many puppies who didn't make it. This could have ended very differently. Please, spay and neuter your pets. Litters, accidental or otherwise, can be complicated, and put an incredible amount of stress, physically and financially, on everyone involved.

And if you're able, please consider making a donation to our Lifeline Veterinary Fund to help those who need life-saving care and spay/neuter procedures but are unable to afford them. www.wicvc.org/lifeline