SERVICES

Update to Clinic Services — January 2026

As the veterinary landscape continues to evolve, we will be implementing several changes throughout the coming year to help sustain our services for the community.
The following updates are effective immediately.


New Clients

To ensure we can provide timely care for pets who need it most, we will be prioritizing visits for sick and/or injured pets. Wellness exams will be limited at this time.

Please review the Income Qualification section for a list of documents to bring with you to your visit.


Existing Clients

To ensure we continue serving those most in need, clients are re-qualified annually.
Please review the Income Qualification section for a list of documents to bring to your next visit.

We will continue to care for your current pets throughout their lifetime. However, we will not be accepting new pets that have been added to your household.

DAYS & HOURS

WEEKLY:       9:30 AM to 2:30 PM       Wednesday & Thursday  

MONTHLY:   9:30 AM to 12:30 PM     Saturdays (2nd and 4th Saturday of each month)

We encourage you to read the entire SERVICE page prior to coming so you do not have any surprises.

Clinic Check-In & Arrival Information

Check-in begins at 9:00 AM, and we begin seeing patients at 9:30 AM.
If you are planning to have your pet seen, please review the information listed under CLINIC CAPACITY and WAIT TIMES before arriving.

Clients arrive well before we open, and the wait will be long. To help keep you and your pet comfortable, please bring:

  • Something to sit on
  • Blankets for you and your pet
  • For dogs: something to protect them from the cold pavement
  • Water and snacks for yourself and your pet.

 

We do not have a phone number. All communication is handled via email only.

LOCATION

1101 Airport Way S. Seattle, WA 98134

  • Doney Coe Clinic is positioned between Royal Brougham Way and S. Plummer St. 
  • Situated on the western side of the BMW dealership.
  • The clinic is conveniently accessible by foot from the Stadium station and is close to Bus lines 5, 24, 28, 33, 101, 150, and 177.
  • PARKING: is available on the street, please check that you are not blocking a driveway, parked in front of the driveway or in front of a fire hydrant.  The City issues tickets and have towed cars. 

Qualifying Information

Income-Qualified Services
We are committed to making care accessible. To ensure our services reach those most in need, services are income-qualified.

 

Privacy Matters
We respect your privacy. We only review the minimum information needed and do not keep copies unless required.

 

ACCEPTABLE VERIFICATION METHODS 

Clients may qualify using one of the following methods. Washington State assistance programs are recognized as qualifying verification.

 

Participation in Assistance Programs

Current documentation showing enrollment in a public assistance program, such as:

  • EBT (with your name on card or letter of acceptance)
  • Apple Health (Washington Medicaid)
  • SSI or SSDI
  • TANF / WorkFirst
  • Housing assistance (e.g., Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher, or local housing authority programs)
  • Other state or county-administered assistance programs

 

Income Documentation

If not enrolled in an assistance program, clients may provide:

  • Recent pay stubs (1–2 months)
  • Most recent tax return or 1099
  • Social Security, disability, or unemployment benefit statement

 

IN ADDITION to the above, we require one each of the following:

Photo Identification Acceptable forms include:

  • Driver’s license
  • State‑issued ID
  • Passport
  • Other photo ID that provides your name

 

Proof of Current Address You may provide any official document that shows your name and current residential address, such as:

  • A recent utility bill
  • Bank or credit card statement
  • Lease or rental agreement
  • Official correspondence from one of the approved sources listed above

 

SERVICE REQUIREMENTS

  • New Clients: 2 pets maximum per householdUPDATED January 2026
  • Existing Clients: we will not be accepting new patients.
  • Doney Coe requires all pets to be spayed/neutered for continued veterinary care. At the initial visit, we will provide a list of possible options, and encourage you to do additional research.

 

Service Discretion

All services are provided at the discretion of Doney Coe Pet Clinic.

 

CLINIC VISITS 

 

Our clinic is First Come, First Serve

We have limited resources available during the waiting period, so we kindly ask that you come prepared. To enhance your comfort, we recommend bringing the following items: umbrellas for protection against rain and sun for both you and your pet, a chair, blankets to keep you and your pet warm, and a mat/pad to shield your dog from the pavement while you wait. Additionally, you may want to bring water and snacks.

 

CODE OF CONDUCT

  • We kindly request your cooperation in maintaining a respectful atmosphere. Please refrain from arguing with staff, volunteers, or fellow clients. Failure to adhere to this request may result in being asked to leave. Thank you for your understanding.
  • We greatly appreciate clients disposing of trash in the container supplied by the gate.
  • We are relying on everyone to be in line and in the order you have arrived.

 

ARRIVING AT CLINIC

  • We do not allow people to hold a place in line for another person.
  • We begin checking in individuals in the order of their arrival at approximately 9:00 AM on weekdays and between 8:30 and 9:00 AM during Saturday clinics.
  • If you are driving and accompanied by another person, kindly ensure that one individual remains in the vehicle with your pet while waiting to check in. This practice helps to prevent your pet from becoming overstimulated and stressed.
  • If you have a reactive or fearful dog or cat, please bring an item to secure your space in line and attach a note that includes both your name and your pet’s name. Kindly return 10 minutes prior to check-in. Please note that if you are not back by the time check-in begins, you will forfeit your place in line.
  • Once you have checked in, you are free to leave and return based on your position in the line. Please inform us if you plan to step away, and we will provide you with an estimated time for your return.
  • If you step away and we are unable to reach you when we call your name, we will assume you have left and will proceed with the next patient on the waitlist.

 

CLINIC CAPACITY and WAIT TIMES

  • We cannot predict how early clients will arrive, as many have shown up before the team arrives to clinic.
  • Wait times can extend to five hours or more, depending on the time of arrival and when patients are seen.
  • Clinic visits vary significantly, lasting anywhere from 15 minutes to over an hour, complicating our ability to provide accurate wait time estimates.
  • Our weekday cut off is roughly at 10 pets, in addition to scheduled surgeries/procedures.
  • We will begin a waitlist once the first 10 pets have been registered and checked in. The number of pets we are able to accommodate from the waitlist will depend on the complexity from all the pets visits and surgeries scheduled for the day.

 

COMMUNITY SAFETY RULES

  • All animals must be secured on a leash or within a pet carrier at all times, no exceptions.
  • Please refrain from allowing pets to interact with one another, as they may be ill, contagious, in discomfort, or prone to reactivity.
  • If your pet is exhibiting signs of illness, they may be contagious, ensure you maintain distance from other animals and promptly inform our check-in team of any active symptoms.
  • Exercise caution if your pet or another pet displays symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, or lethargy.
  • We are a smoke and vap free zone, please step away from the line when you need to and dispose of cigarette buds in the container by the gate.

 

REACTIVE DOGS

Please let us know if your dog is human and/or dog-aggressive so we can take appropriate measures.

 

If you notice any issues of concern, please notify the staff or volunteers who assisted you during check-in.

VETERINARY SERVICES

GENERAL

Preventative care includes wellness checks, vaccinations, flea treatment, ear treatments, wound care, medication management, and limited diagnostic testing.

 

DIAGNOSTIC/SURGERY

When an animal needs surgery, we will put them on a waitlist and schedule it on one of the procedure days.  Surgeries are provided by our volunteer veterinary professionals. Our current waitlist for medically necessary dental procedures is roughly 1 year depending on the severity. We appreciate your patience.

 

EMERGENCY

We do not offer emergency services. If your animal needs emergency care, we will supply a list of local Emergency hospitals to you.

MEDICATION REFILLS

Refill requests (including flea treatment) are processed on Wednesday and Thursday morning before the clinic starts. We are unable to accommodate walk-up requests in order to devote that time to seeing as many pets as possible.

We require 1-week notice, please follow the instructions below for requesting a refill:

1.  Send refill request to:  vet.team@doneycoe.org

2.  Subject line:  Refill Request

3.  Include the following information:

  • your name or the name that the pet is registered under
  • your pets name
  • list the medication and the current dosage

4.  We will text you when the refill is ready for pick up

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“I will never forget the kindness you did when I was poor and had nothing beyond the love of my cats. Now I’m in a position to start to repay.”

~ Alex