Community Engagement
Because people and pets beyond Frankston need help too!
Pets in the Park
This National charity provides veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessness. Clients are referred by their service providers ensuring those most in need receive care.
Staffed by volunteer vets and nurses with the support of sponsors and donations from the public, pop-up clinics are run once a month and provide routine health care, parasite control, vaccinations and microchipping free of charge.
Search and Rescue Dogs Australia
We proudly support Search and Rescue Dogs Australia (SARDA)
This wonderful group of volunteers and their dogs based on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, is trained to international standards in Search and Rescue. SARDA members are also based in NSW & Qld.
Frankston Heights Vet Centre provides veterinary care to SARDA dogs injured on deployment or in training and advises the team on first aid.
Australian Companion Animal Health Foundation
.The Australian Companion Animal Health Foundation is a charity run by the Australian Veterinary Association. The purpose of the foundation is to raise funds which support ethical research to make the lives of our pets longer, more comfortable, and free of disease.
At Frankston Heights Veterinary Centre, we make a voluntary donation to ACAHF every time we farewell one of our patients. That way, something sad always leads to something good.
Golden Retriever Rescue
We are proud to support the tireless volunteers at Golden Retriever Rescue, who strive to find forever homes for Goldies in need.
Having the opportunity to care for these newly rescued dogs and make a difference in their lives is truly rewarding.
Colliewobbles Rescue & Rehoming Australia
The Western Arnhem Land & Daly River Dog Health Project
Since 2005 Frankston Heights Vet Centre has contributed to the work of this volunteer group of vets and final year vet students, providing health care to dogs in indigenous communities.
Co-founded by our own Dr Lucy White, each year the teams return (by invitation) to provide desexing and parasite control, and other veterinary care as needed.
Donations of medications and other supplies from our generous clients and veterinary industry suppliers help fund the programme and ensure it continues from year to year.
The bond built with the communities and the improved health of the dogs and cats in those communities is immensely valued by all.
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