The Animal Care Sanctuary Community Veterinary Clinic

The Clinic at Animal Care Sanctuary has been operating since 2011. We have come a long since then, considering we were once operating out of a tiny trailer with a staff of just 3 people! In fact, as of October of 2020 we began working in a brand new facility (a story unto itself!) and we couldn’t be happier.

We have treated, and continue to treat the 1,400+ rescue animals that come through our door every year as well as the 500 animals that call our grounds their home until they are fostered and/or rescued.

We do all of this while remaining a no-kill, non- profit organization. We do not receive any government funding.

We encourage all of our clients to establish a relationship with a veterinarian at a full service veterinary clinic because our services cannot and should not take the place of annual comprehensive veterinary examinations, screenings for health problems, and emergency care.

You can help fund the spay/neuter and health care of feral cats in our community! Cost of a cat spay is $75. If you are interested in sponsoring a feral cat, please speak to our staff about how you can help. Your donation is tax deductible! ACS is a 501(c)3 organization that relies entirely on donations. No local, state or federal government assistance is received.

Appointments are required for wellness visits & Spay/Neuter Services

Rabies vaccine is required for all animals presented for surgery.

Distemper/Parvo is required for dogs.

Animals found to have fleas or worms at the time of surgery will be treated at owner’s expense.

Medical Conditions & Preventative Care

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and we do our share to provide both.

Preventative Care Provided

1. Subsidized spay/neuter surgeries
2. Wellness exams
3. Vaccinations
4. Microchipping
5. Nail trim
6. Anal gland expression
7. Heartworm/Lyme testing in Dogs
8. Leukemia/FIV testing in Cats

Medical Conditions Treated

1. Minor eye, ear, and skin problems
2. Upper respiratory infection in cats
3. Intestinal parasites
4. Minor urinary issues

For Emergencies and after-hours concerns:

Cornell University (Ithaca, NY): 607-253-3060

Colonial Animal Hospital (Ithaca, NY): 607-257-3650

Animal Emergency Center (Watsontown, PA): 570-742-7400

Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center (Clarks Summit, PA): 570-587-7777