In this episode of Team Doney Coe—Helping Pets and their people, we learn more about how the community has supported Team Doney Coe from President of the Board of Directors, Marti Casey, and what kind of support is still needed. We also get insights from Janna, a volunteer who has worked with them for several…

In this episode of Team Doney Coe—Helping Pets and their people, we learn more about how the community has supported Team Doney Coe from President of the Board of Directors, Marti Casey, and what kind of support is still needed. We also get insights from Janna, a volunteer who has worked with them for several…

Meet Team Doney Coe—their mission is helping pets and people living on the street or in low-income situations and making sure the animals are getting the care they need. In this episode you’ll learn more about Team Doney Coe, meet their President of the Board of Directors, Marti Casey, AND hear from one of their…

Radio Pet Lady Network talks to Marti Casey of Doney Coe Pet Clinic about their long legacy of providing vet care for the homeless and low-income families twice a month. Enjoy listening to the show!

We’re in the news! Check out KIRO TV report on rescued puppies receiving free veterinary care.

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.

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…

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…

One four-legged friend at a time, Ph.D. student Dr. Heather Fowler is leveraging her education to give back as a volunteer veterinarian for the pets of low-income and homeless Seattleites. Learn more about how she’s protecting her profession while serving her community at Doney Coe Pet Clinic in this article entitled “Compassion for Community” written…

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.