A rent-free building in Sodo represents stability and options for Doney Coe Pet Clinic and its clients. Check out the article in Seattle Times PNW Magazine here.

The building at 1101 Airport Way S. sat empty for months before a member of King County Facilities connected with a board member with ties to a 30-year-old pet clinic for low-income and homeless pet owners. Check out the entire article in South Seattle Emerald here.

King County partners with Doney Coe Pet Clinic. Check out the entire article at: tailsfromraskc.com

The cost of pet care is going up and some families simply can’t afford much outside of maintaining their furry friends. According to the American Kennel Club, the average vet visit will cost somewhere around $250.But, a King County service is offering a space for low-income families to take their fur babies — the Doney…

KING COUNTY, Wash. — The line outside the newly reopened Doney Coe Pet Clinic in south King County can build quickly with pet parents like Sue Wells and her 14-year-old dog, Snookums.. Check out the entire article in KOMO here:

Doney Coe Pet Clinic celebrated the grand opening of its new headquarters in SODO this week. Check out the entire article here.

King County Executive Dow Constantine helped celebrate the opening of the Doney Coe Pet Clinic at 1101 Airport Way South, in the SoDo neighborhood. Check out the entire article in KIRO here.

King County Executive Dow Constantine joined Doney Coe Pet Clinic Board President Marti Casey to celebrate the opening of a new veterinary facility for low-income and homeless families at a new location inside an unoccupied King County building at 1101 Airport Way South, Seattle. The clinic, located in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood, provides essential veterinary and…