VETERINARY CLINIC PHONE NUMBERS

East Smithfield
Ph: 570-596-2270

Wellsboro
Ph: 570-724-3687

Animal Care Sanctuary is a no-kill, non- profit organization. We do not receive any government funding. Our clinic staff also provide care to over 500 sanctuary animals.

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.

The ACS Community Clinic is a healthy pet clinic.
Our hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8:30AM to 4PM.
We perform vaccinations, spays, and neuters. We can treat minor illnesses only.
We do not provide emergency services at any time.
Please refer to the list of veterinary clinics below for specific needs.

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

Full Service Clinics in Bradford County, PA:

Athens Animal Hospital 570-888-2354

Endless Mtns (Athens) 570-888-8387

Endless Mtns (Rome) 570-247-2861
Laurel Hill Veterinary Service (East Smithfield) 570-596-2020
Milan Veterinary Clinic 570-888-6364
Towanda Creek Animal Hospital 570-265-5244

Troy Veterinary Clinic 570-673-3182

Wyalusing Pet Clinic 570-746-6076

Emergency Services are not provided. For all emergencies, please contact Cornell University Hospital for Animals at 607-253- 3060

Appointments are required for wellness visits.

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.

Trap Neuter Return (T.R.N.)

• TNR is a method of controlling feral cat populations by neutering them and returning them to their territory.
• TNR is the ONLY proven method for population stabilization.
• TNR only works when people in the community take charge of a colony.
• Trap and euthanize does NOT work!
• If you feed them, fix them.

Ear Tipping

An Ear tip is a universal symbol for “neutered.” A 1/4 inch of the left ear is removed while the animal is sedated.

Shelter and Rescue Group Partnership Program

ACS Clinic provides spay/neuter for several local rescues and shelters. This allows other rescues to use their funds to care for more animals!

Appointments are Required for Spay/Neuter Services.