You made all this possible. We hope you’ll take a moment to view our annual report and see what you helped us achieve. Thank You!
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Letter from Our Executive Director
Dear Friends,
As I reflect on the past year, one thought guided us — building sustainability to meet growing needs. Every service we provide, every pet we spay and neuter, and every family we support is part of a long-term vision to reduce pet overpopulation and ensure affordable veterinary care remains accessible. By providing pet owners with resources, we help keep animals in their homes, reduce shelter overcrowding, and strengthen communities.
Amidst the backdrop of a nationwide veterinary shortage, the ever-increasing challenges posed by escalating supply and surgery costs, and an increasing need for services from the community, we found ourselves at a pivotal juncture. Faced with these obstacles, we embarked on a journey of innovation, fueled by the collaborative efforts of our team, our community, and the compassionate individuals who stand beside us, including you.
In 2024, we took this commitment further. Our four clinics performed over 30,000 spay/neuter surgeries, preventing countless litters. Our MASH (Mobile Animal Surgical Hospital) brought services to underserved areas, while our surgical transport program eliminated access barriers. We also expanded SNN+ to treat common but often neglected medical conditions and deepened partnerships with shelters, rescues, and community organizations.
Keeping pets and people together remains at the heart of our work. Through our Pet Support and Resource Center, families facing financial hardship or behavioral challenges received the help they needed to avoid surrendering their pets. Meanwhile, we laid the foundation for the future – our Veterinary Mentorship Program is training new spay/neuter veterinarians to address the nationwide vet shortage, and our Humane Education Program is inspiring the next generation to care for animals. With the opening of our new Dallas clinic, we’ve expanded our ability to serve even more pets and families.
None of this would be possible without YOU – our donors, volunteers, partners, and supporters. Together, we are not only providing care today but ensuring a lasting impact for years to come.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
With gratitude,
Jordan Craig
Executive Director