Clinics are held at the Eugene Mission warehouse at 1509 W 1st Ave, Eugene, OR - (across the street from the main Eugene Mission offices and housing).

If you’re in a vehicle, please line up along the North side of the street. Please do not block the gate entrance.

If you are a walk-up, please line up along the outside of the fence on the West side of the gate (by the smoking area).

When driving down W 1st Ave- go to the end of the street, and you will see a metal sign with our information. The clinic is on the right side of the street on the back side of the big red warehouse at the back.

The gate will be closed and a volunteer will let people in one by one.

Clinics are held on the second and fourth Sundays of the month, from 9am to 1pm. Patients are seen on a first-come, first-serve basis, with gates opening at 8:45 am. To respect volunteer time, the last patients will be admitted into the clinic at 12pm. However, please note that patients will continue to be seen until 1:00 pm.

Two pets per person.

We are only setup for basic care needs, we do not have the ability to provide x-rays, diagnostics, lab work, or surgical procedures, but can refer out to other clinics on an as needed basis.

• Well-pet examinations

• Vaccinations

• Administration of flea & tick preventives

• Limited prescriptions

• Treatment for minor illnesses, diseases, and wounds

• Spay/neuter vouchers to local area veterinary clinics

• Euthanasia with communal cremation

• Distribution of food and treats, collars, leashes, supplies, pet beds, crates and carriers when available

• Friendly, trauma-Informed, safe environment

Yes! All of our services are 100% free! We will never ask you to pay for any services we offer to your pet.

The clinic operates on a limited schedule and is provided on a first-come, first-serve basis for pets of homeless individuals.

A veterinarian is not available outside of the clinic date and times. Please allow up to 72 business hours for records requests, as we need to find a volunteer to go to the clinic. If your pet needs immediate medical care, please go to an urgent or emergency veterinary care facility.

Consent for treatment, service conditions, and documentation of homelessness will be signed at every clinic via QR code.