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Douglas County's Community Veterinary Clinic

Compassionate, accessible care for every pet & family

Keeping pets healthy and families together — with quality veterinary care that stays within reach for our community.

Over $1 Million in discounted care since 2016
Our front lobby — FTLOP staff welcoming a client and their dog at the front desk

How can we help?

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Whatever your pet needs today, we'll help you get there.

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Prices & Services

Honest, upfront pricing — no surprises.

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Prefer to talk to a person? Call us at 541-677-6070. Press #5 for our front desk — we're happy to help.

Our Story

Care rooted in community

For ten years, we've been keeping pets and families together — one visit, one subsidy, one act of compassion at a time.

A happy fluffy dog — the kind of family pet FTLOP exists to serve
10 years of care
2016

A radical idea

For The Love of Paws was founded on a simple but radical idea: a vet clinic can sustain itself, serve its community, and reinvest its own revenue to make care accessible for the families who need it most.

Ten years strong

For ten years we've operated as a nonprofit medical practice — not a shelter, not a charity clinic — using net revenue from every appointment to directly subsidize discounted services for low-income pet owners, adopted pets with medical needs, and community cats.

A million in care

Since opening on April 1, 2016, we've provided over $1 million in discounted veterinary care to Douglas County families.

Made possible by you

These subsidies aren't funded by outside grants or corporate sponsors; they're possible because our clients choose us. Every paid visit helps another pet receive vaccines, microchips, diagnostics, or surgery at reduced cost.

A sustainable model

A modern, sustainable model of community veterinary medicine that keeps pets with their families and reduces the number of animals entering local shelters.

Today

Our mission today

We continue this mission through affordable spay/neuter, low-cost vaccine and microchip clinics, and transparent pricing reflecting our commitment to access, dignity, and quality care.

Join us

Explore our programs, learn about our services, and see how becoming a client supports pets across our community.

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Featured & Updates

What's New at FTLOP

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Limited Availability

Spay & Neuter Voucher Program

Income-qualifying pet owners in Douglas County can apply for subsidized spay/neuter vouchers. Reduce pet overpopulation and keep your companion healthy — spaces fill fast every quarter.

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Would you go 5 years without brushing your teeth?

Your pet doesn't get a choice — and they'll never complain. Pets instinctively hide mouth pain and keep eating right through it.

8 in 10 dogs and 7 in 10 cats show signs of dental disease by age 3.

Most owners never see it — it hides below the gumline.

Left untreated, mouth bacteria don't stay in the mouth — they can strain the heart, kidneys, and liver.

Helpful Shortcuts

Quick Links & Resources

Everything our clients reach for most, all in one place.

Covetrus and VetSource are our trusted online pharmacy partners for home delivery — including specially compounded medications that can't be filled locally. Your veterinarian submits the prescription, and your order ships straight to your door.

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