Veterinarian Partnership

Partner with PAWS as a veterinary provider to support the long-term health of PAWS working dogs.

Two veterinarians examining a black Labrador puppy at a vet clinic.
Veterinarians in scrubs care for a cheetah cub, performing a check-up with medical instruments in a veterinary clinic.

Why Partner with PAWS Veterinary Clinic?

At PAWS, we operate a fully staffed veterinary clinic with a full-time veterinarian, dedicated technicians, and on-site surgical, dental, x-ray, and isolation capabilities.

As the demand for assistance and facility dogs continues to increase across the country, so does our responsibility to maintain the highest standards of care. To meet that need responsibly, we cannot operate alone. We need a network of veterinary partners to help us:

Vet examining Labrador puppy using treat distraction on table with paw print design.
Areas With Greatest Need

If you do not see your area listed, we still encourage you to reach out. We are actively seeking partners in additional locations beyond those highlighted below.

PAWS Veterinarian Partner Overview

PAWS Veterinarian Partners provide veterinary services at reduced or no cost to active PAWS foster puppy raisers and clients with assistance dogs or facility dogs.

Veterinary support may include: 

Benefits of Becoming a PAWS Veterinarian Partner

As a PAWS Veterinarian Partner, your practice will receive:

Partner Levels of Service

Veterinarian Partners may select one of four levels of commitment: 

Transformational Partner

Provides veterinary care at no cost, including:

Sustaining Partner

Provides veterinary care at no cost, including:

Supporting Partner

Provides veterinary care at no cost, including:

Provides veterinary care at half cost, including:

Foundational Partner

Provides veterinary care at no cost, including:

* The remaining balance is the responsibility of the dog’s guardian or agency.

Ready to Make a Difference?

When you partner with PAWS, you help us support assistance and facility dogs and the individuals and communities who rely on them.

Prior to entering into this agreement, please review the complete guidelines here.