Oakland Animal Services (OAS) offers free community veterinary clinics at locations throughout Oakland. Services may include free vaccines, microchips, pet supplies, and other basic care.
Upcoming Clinics:
Free Spay/Neuter:
Oakland residents can request free spay/neuter services for their pets through Oakland Animal Services!
Paw Fund provides free veterinary clinics and other assistance for people who cannot otherwise afford veterinary care.
Clinic dates, locations, and information are available at:
East Bay SPCA's Humane Advocacy program provides access to veterinary services and other support for qualifying pet owners.
Please contact East Bay SPCA for current eligibility requirements and appointment information:
Vets in Vans provides low-cost veterinary care through mobile clinics in the East Bay.
For clinic information and appointments:
If your pet is experiencing an emergency, do not wait for a HAPI response.
VEG is a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital. If you cannot afford treatment, tell the hospital staff about your financial situation when you arrive and ask what assistance or options may be available.
If you are experiencing homelessness and your pet needs emergency veterinary care, Feeding Pets of the Homeless may be able to provide financial assistance.
Pet food is available during regular shelter hours while supplies last: 1101 29th Avenue, Oakland.
Pet food may also be available at OAS community clinics listed above.
East Bay SPCA operates a pet food pantry for community members who need assistance feeding their pets.
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