Help us in welcoming our new Development Coordinator, Shannon Pocan, to the Pro-Bone-O team! She brings with her a background in nonprofit coordination and a passion for advocating for underserved humans and animals alike.

Since 1998, Pro-Bone-O has been providing no-cost veterinary care to the most vulnerable members of Lane County— the beloved pets of our unhoused community. Your donation is more than a contribution; it's a lifeline for those who need it most. Together, let's ensure that no pet goes without the care it deserves!

Give pets the upper paw this Howliday season! Pro-Bone-O’s annual Howliday Drive is here again! For the month of December, we’ve teamed up with several pet stores, vet clinics and more to help pets thrive well into the new year!

Learn about some creative ways you can help support Pro-Bone-O’s mission of providing no-cost veterinary care and supplies to Lane County’s unhoused pets.

Originally from Washington state, Dr. Armstrong graduated from veterinary school at Oregon State University.

As a vet student, she volunteered with Pro-Bone-O and was hired in January to work as our staff veterinarian during our weekend clinics.

Flo and Joey visited Pro-Bone-O for the first time in November. They walked 4 miles to the clinic so Flo could get the care she needed. Flo was able to get updated on her shots, got flea and deworming medication, and picked up some cool stuff from our Boutique. She also got lots of pets and treats from our volunteers. While Flo saw the vet, I talked with Joey about their story.

Sue is the glue that holds the Intake Department together at our clinics! Her dedication to Pro-Bone-O and Lane County runs deep and is invaluable.