FORT WAYNE'S NON-PROFIT, HIGH-QUALITY, LOW-COST OPTION
FOR SPAY,NEUTER, AND VACCINES
Who are we?
HOPE for Animals is committed to providing your pet with the absolute best in quality care. Our staff is experienced, professional, courteous, and love the pets they work with. HOPE for Animals was mentored by and supported by the Humane Alliance while opening the clinic in 2010. Additionally, the HOPE staff members and veterinarians undergo continued education and training with Humane Alliance, one of the leading spay and neuter organizations in the U.S.
What is High Quality, High Volume?
HOPE for Animals meets and in many cases exceeds the requirements set forth by the American Veterinary Medical Association for High Quality, High Volume Spay/Neuter Clinics.
We are here to help you, but want you to establish a relationship with a full service vet for the continued health of your animal.
Help Us Help Them and Have Fun Doing It!
Design and build the most creative and unique dog house you can imagine while raising awareness and funding for animal welfare.
Design and build the most creative and unique dog house you can imagine while raising awareness and funding for animal welfare.
I WANT TO BE A CONTESTANT!
What a great way for businesses to show off their skills and products. Your imagination may hold this year's winning design.
Are you a student or just a creative animal lover that has design and construction talents? What a great way to show your stuff!
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Are you a student or just a creative animal lover that has design and construction talents? What a great way to show your stuff!
Click here for more info
I WANT TO BE A SPONSOR!
Socially Conscious Businesses can support our event by becoming a sponsor. Sponsorships range in price and include varying levels of logo and name recognition. Please help us to have a successful event by becoming a sponsor!
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Click here for more info
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H.O.P.E.'S HELPFUL HINTS
Cabin Fever!
Snowy days and cold temperatures might seem like the perfect time for us to cuddle up on the couch. But we can't forget that our animals still need exercise. In extreme temperatures the outdoors might not be the best option. Instead here are some things you can do to keep exercise a part of your pets routine:
Bundle up and take a walk!
Walk time might be shorter than in warmer months so make sure your pet still gets the appropriate amount of exercise from indoor activities. You can even train your dog to walk inside!
Watch out!
When walking in snow your pets paws may collect snowballs. Make sure to check their paws frequently. If your pet no longer wants to put their paws on the ground it's time to go inside.
Take an obedience class.
This is a way for you and your pet to get out of the house but still remain indoors. In an obedience class your pet can learn new tricks and socialize with other dogs. The new environment and atmosphere can provide plenty of exercise and stimulation for any animal.
Teach new tricks!
The Internet and library can provide instructional guides for training. When you teach new tricks it's providing a good amount of mental stimulation.
Look at these to teach your dog how to roll over, wave, or to play dead.
Look at these to teach your dog how to roll over, wave, or to play dead.
WHAT'S NEW IN THE H.O.P.E. CHEST?
Don't forget to come visit the H.O.P.E. Chest for your pet needs!
We are also always in need of donations of new and gently used pet items to stock our store.
Open Monday - Friday 8am-4pm
We are also always in need of donations of new and gently used pet items to stock our store.
Open Monday - Friday 8am-4pm
WHAT'S NEW NATIONALLY?
LET H.O.P.E. HELP!
Spay/Neuter and Vaccine assistance may be available for pet owners in financial need thanks to generous donors and grants.
Download assistance form here
Spay/Neuter and Vaccine assistance may be available for pet owners in financial need thanks to generous donors and grants.
Download assistance form here
