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 is unsafe. The lease has been terminated, and Doney Coe needs to move out of the building at the end of April. There have been interruptions to water and electricity services to the building because of vandalism resulting in significant losses in refrigerated medicine and vaccines. We are bringing in our water to continue critical vet operations as long as we have the space.
Until we can find a suitable location, Doney Coe Pet Clinic will operate at Urban Animal in White Center on weekends. While we look for a new home, we will ensure the animals have access to sophisticated diagnostics and surgical interventions critical to their quality of life. This will be accomplished by funding the referrals to local animal hospitals at significantly higher costs.
During the last year, we learned that we must do this work; and are not stopping. The need is too great. One of our most valuable partners (MVP) said, “I hope this temporary setback does not dampen the amazing spirit of Doney Coe Pet Clinic.” No, it will not because during its 37-year history Doney Coe Pet Clinic has faced many challenges.
We always put the animals before anything else to live healthy lives, free from pain and with the human companions they love.
With warm regards and sincere gratitude,
Marti Casey
President, Board of Directors
Doney Coe Pet Clinic
Thanks
Thank you for all ypu do!
We love Doney Coe! Thank you for all your hard work you do for us and serving the community! 🦮🐕🦺🐕🐾
I can not thank you enough for the kindness you have shown. You are the very best! 💕💕
Brewster isnt well he is coughing a lot. I see you guys have moved, he is out of medicine. he seems to have a lot of phlegm on his lungs, when can i bring him in? You can reach me at inezw420@gmail.com or call 206-966-0261
Thank you for the update because the vet I been taking my fur baby to costing way to much she has a mass on her neck it’s getting bigger n she has lil knots on her head and legs. I hoping when I bring her there she can get the mass off n those knots gone she feel better.
Thank you so much and Bless you all! You have helped my bunny so much, made it possible for me to have her, and we look forward to seeing you again soon and one day being able to give back. 💗💞
Thank you for all that you do for my kitty and me and our community. My cat was diagnosed accurately at your clinic and is receiving treatment that makes a positive difference in his life.
I’m sorry about the loss of your clinic space. I appreciate you modeling spirit to have resilience in adverse experiences. Every one you serve is trying to do the same.
My 15 yr old Pekingese recently developed increased eye watering & as of a few days ago his eye mucus is now green. We are homeless & I haven’t been able to provide him with the proper vet care or grooming since we lost our housing 4 years ago & I’m very very worried about him because he is the only stability I’ve had & I try very hard to care for him as best I can. Unfortunately we “live” in Skagit County so does that mean I’m not able to get him treated at your free clinic dates? If not, can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE direct me to other resources to help my dog so he gets the care he needs??? Thank you for all you do for those of us struggling to keep our pets from feeling the effects of our hard times.
Thank you for continuing to be there for us!!
I wish you had a site downtown for all of us homeless
If they’re offering free or discounted veterinary services it seems that you could travel no matter where they’re located in King county or further Metro will let you ride for free.