2026 Year-to-Date · January–June 2026

Our Community Impact

Because you choose us for your pet's care, we're able to help more animals and families across Douglas County.

For The Love of Paws is a self-sustaining nonprofit clinic — we're not powered by grants or fundraising. Every paid visit helps make care possible for another family, a community cat, or a pet in need. Here's a look at what that's added up to so far this year.

190

Spay/Neuter Surgeries Through Our Voucher Program

120

Feral Cats Spayed & Neutered

Deeply discounted for our feral trap-neuter-return partners

200

Pets Vaccinated at Community Events

Veterans' Pets Served Through Our Veterans' Discount

Pets Given Charity Care

Families Supported by the Helping Hands Fund

Pets Supported Through Vaccine Assistance

Hundreds of animals and families helped across Douglas County — and we're only halfway through the year.

Where the Help Goes

Programs that make a difference in our community — every day.

Helping Hands Fund

Direct assistance for families facing unexpected veterinary costs.

Spay/Neuter Program

Affordable, accessible spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats.

Feral & Community Cat Care

Reduced-cost spay/neuter and care for community and feral cats.

Veterans' & Military Discount

Reduced-cost care as a thank-you to those who served.

Charity Care & Compassionate Fund

Care for pets in hardship situations, when it's needed most.

Community Vaccine Events

Low-cost vaccine and microchip clinics out in the community.

A Self-Sustaining Model

We don't rely on grants or fundraising to do this work. Because our clients choose us for their pets' care, the clinic sustains itself — and reinvests in keeping care affordable for the whole community. Every paid visit helps another pet in need.

Keeping pets healthy and families together — that's what your trust makes possible.

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