Lynne Brown, DVM - Bend Animal Hospital

The Humane Society of Central Oregon (HSCO) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing spay and neuter services to the local community. Due to the nationwide veterinarian shortage, HSCO is currently unable to hire a full-time medical director for their Spay and Neuter Clinic, but they continue to offer Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) vouchers to those in need, which can be used at participating local veterinary clinics. HSCO also operates a shelter and thrift store in Bend, Oregon, where they accept donations and offer various services to support their mission of helping animals in need. With a commitment to promoting responsible pet ownership, HSCO strives to make a positive impact on the welfare of animals in Central Oregon.Generated from the website

Bend Animal Hospital, established in 1996, is a mixed animal facility dedicated to providing high-quality medical and surgical services for companion pets, horses, and livestock. The compassionate staff prioritizes clear communication with pet owners while ensuring comfort and care for all animal patients. The recently expanded clinic features advanced facilities, including separate surgery and recovery rooms, and an in-house laboratory equipped for comprehensive diagnostics. With a commitment to sustainable practices, the hospital utilizes solar energy for a significant portion of its energy needs while offering customized herd health programs and emergency services for established clients. Generated from the website