We Are Moving!
Posted on March 31st, 2023 We thought that Doney Coe Pet Clinic had a long-term home in Haddon Hall, a historic building owned by Plymouth Housing. Unfortunately, it was a temporary stop on our journey to serve our community of pets and the people that love them. Plymouth Housing has determined that the building…
Read MoreHAPPY HOLIDAYS
Happy Holidays! The Holidays are here! While celebrating with friends and family, we must set up our pets to be safe and healthy. A little preparation goes a long way in ensuring our beloved companions remain healthy and happy. Most of our pets will eat almost anything they can find, with little regard for the…
Read MoreREAL CHANGE article: Doney Coe Pet Clinic finds a forever home on Third Avenue
We’re in the news! Check out our article in REAL CHANGE!
Read MoreWORLD RABIES DAY 2022
WORLD RABIES DAY September 24th, 2022 12PM – 3PM One Health Clinic is holding its annual World Rabies Day event. This clinic is focused on providing animal vaccines, flea treatment, and microchips for our neighbors who are unsheltered or who are low-income with pets. If your pet requires more, please go to…
Read MoreMONTHLY PODCAST
Check out our monthly podcasts and see how we are changing the lives of pets and the people that love them. Click on this link to meet the team: Podcasts – Team Doney Coe
Read MoreKIRO TV reports on rescued puppies receiving free veterinary care
We’re in the news! Check out KIRO TV report on rescued puppies receiving free veterinary care.
Read MoreKIRO TV’s Video on Doney Coe Pet Clinic
We were on KIRO TV! Check out the video entitled “Having to give up pets to get into low income housing or shelters” reported by Dave Wagner.
Read MoreDoney Coe Pet Clinic Article in Seattle Times
Looks like we are being noticed. Seattle Times did an article on us. Check out the article entitled “Many homeless people take better care of their pets than themselves; this clinic helps them” written by Scott Greenstone. Below is a snippet of the article: “His name is Bud the Amazing Wonder Dog, but the huge German…
Read MoreEvening Magazine Reports on Doney Coe Pet Clinic
Evening News did a piece on us! Check out the video entitled “Downtown clinic serves low income pet owner”. There is also an article written by Kim Holcomb. Below is a snippet of the article: “The Doney Memorial Pet Clinic is a makeshift veterinarian’s office set up in a Downtown Seattle basement — and offers free…
Read MoreInterview with Doney Coe Pet Clinic Volunteer Jennifer Alley
Check out Marilyn Milano’s radio interview on 1150 KKNW entitled “Love Has Many Faces” with Doney Coe Pet Clinic volunteer Jennifer Alley. During this interview, Jennifer explains how Doney Coe Pet Clinic helps people who love their pets but don’t always have the resources to care for them.
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