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VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital
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VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital
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Caring for pets means meeting a wide range of needs beyond health care. Fortunately, there’s a whole community of organizations and businesses eager to help.
Here’s where to meet the local groups that we recommend to our pet-loving families.
Pet Food Drive
Meals on Wheels South Florida’s Meals for Companion Pets Program
VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital proudly partners with Meals on Wheels South Florida’s Meals for Companion Pets Program to collect food for pets of homebound seniors throughout Broward County.
Supported 100% by donations, Meals on Wheels South Florida’s Meals for Companion Pets Program delivers over 800 lbs. of pet food to the southern portion of Broward County alone. VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital’s annual pet food drive deposits food into their food bank as well as provides monetary donations for replenishment throughout the year.
Our food drive has contributed over 24,000lbs of food and over $6500 over the last 7 years.
We are very proud to be a part of this community effort.
Santa drives our pet food drive!
Every December, Santa serves up some serious holiday spirit in our pet community and helps close out our Pet Food Drive with darling dogs and cherished cats snuggling up to old St. Nick! On the final day of our Pet Food Drive, join our pet community for a FREE Pet Photo with the big bearded one!
Check out our blog for more details about our Free Pet Photo with Santa Event!
The VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital regularly partners with our local schools to educate students about a career in Veterinary Medicine. Our Doctors and Technicians welcome this chance to share our lifelong commitment to caring for animals and offer students a hands-on experience of our jobs.
Alma maters are important, especially to Vets. Auburn University holds a special place in the hearts of the VCA Hollywood Staff in that from those hall, we were born. Recently, Auburn University did a piece on the Brother's Dee and the legacy that the Dee family has imparted on our community.
We are grateful for their contribution.
K9 Police Officers serve our city, our county and our state at our borders, on our streets and at our front doors. These canines are trained to act in situations that require stamina, physical agility and quick reaction time. They are fully accredited officers bearing the honor of their office during service and in death.
In retirement, canine officers are no longer financially supported by the department they served. Their handlers, or partners, often voluntarily 'adopt' these animals to live out their retirement in comfort. It is the belief of the Retired K9 Officer Healthcare Fund (RK9OHF) that the cost of healthcare should be supplemented. In accordance with that belief, a partnership was established with the RK9OHF and VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital with the mission to provide the best in wellness care to these officers and to cover a portion of those costs.
