ANIMAL BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC
EIN 23-7110730 · Animal-Related (D200)
What they do
THE ANIMAL BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC is A NONPROFIT PET CLINIC PROVIDING ESSENTIAL RESOURCES and ACCESS to AFFORDABLE PREVENTATIVE VETERINARY CARE. WITH FINANCIAL SUPPORT and COLLABORATION, THE HEALTH and SAFETY of OUR COMMUNITY is IMPROVED WHILE ENRICHING THE LIVES of CATS, DOGS and THEIR FAMILIES. GEOGRAPHIC AREAS of FOCUS ARE UNDERSERVED AREAS of WACO and MCLENNAN COUNTY. THE ANIMAL BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC is COMMITTED to SAVING LIVES, and STRENGTHENING THE BOND BETWEEN PETS and THEIR HUMANS, and MAKING NEIGHBORHOODS SAFER, CALMER, and HEALTHIER. THE CLINIC VALUES ARE: 1) COMPASSION - MEETING EVERY PERSON, ANIMAL and OURSELVES WITH AN OPEN MIND, KINDNESS and RESPECT. 2) QUALITY - CARING for ALL PATIENTS AS IF THEY ARE OUR OWN. 3) COMMITMENT to SOCIAL CHANGE - POSITIVELY IMPACTING SOCIETY BY IMPROVING THE LIVES of PETS and THE PEOPLE THAT CARE for THEM.
How to reach them
ContactCARRIE KUEHLEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mailing address3238 CLAY AVE, WACO, TX 76711-1210
Main phone(254) 776-7303 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@animalbirthcontrol.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- October 1977
- County
- McLennan
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