Oahu SPCA Veterinary Clinic and Animal Shelter

My husband and I decided to spend Valentine’s Day showing love to a rescue dog (Oreo) with their Day Trip option. It was a very simple process, you just fill out a form and confirm a date with their staff. There is a donation required, but it’s so worth it. This facility is curb side so they come out to talk to you and have you sign a paper, then bring you the dog. It’s pretty simple but it does get a little busy around pick up and drop off time. We decided to take Oreo on a few adventures! He came back to our house’s back yard and took a nice long needed nap IN MY LAP😍. Then we went to the beach, got a pup cup, and back home for a nice long walk before heading back to the shelter. He slept so hard in the car and it really filled our hearts to give him a greatly needed day full of love and

My husband and I visited the Oahu SPCA after a personal loss and our experience was incredible. We debated on the idea of adopting a dog while we were out working on Oahu, but after meeting this precious angel, we had to keep her. The SPCA helped with transporting her back to NJ and it was super easy. Shoutout to Bailey and Kelsey for all of your help, our Hula girl (formally Neytiri) is loving NJ!

Nice, local animal shelter. They have a program called Doggy Day Trip where you take out a shelter dog for a few hours of the day. I've done it a few times and the process couldn't be easier. Fill out a brief questionnaire on their website and someone will contact you in within a few days.. They'll set up a time that works for your schedule. Once you arrive, you'll fill out another super short waiver and off you go with your furry friend for the day with a backpack they provide with a bunch of doggy essentials. They'll even provide you a list of dog-friendly places to visit, if you're unsure of where to go. If this program is not for you, please at least consider donating money or food, or even new or gently used towels and blankets. Or even better, foster or adopt from here! Please help t

Went here years ago. And it wasn’t awful by any means. I was denied for a kitten. Or at least I assumed so. As I was never called back. So I ended up just going to a breeder to get a purebred Siamese Snowshoe. I got him fixed here. The only funny part was before they took him back they were a bit iffy about his name being ‘Satan’. Which I personally think is an adorable name for a little kitten. But he came out of it as right as rain! Would recommend this place for a spay or neuter- not so much for adoption. They’re super-duper picky. And you may have better luck with a breeder.

They did a great job with my high anxiety chihuahua’s neuter! He’s still healing but we’re on day 7 post op and he’s back to his normal self. I appreciate that they took my concerns about anxiety serious and allowed him to come home with trazodone especially since it was a very loud holiday weekend! I’ve also done my research and this was by far the most affordable clinic, the prices are very transparent, they were also the most pleasant to deal with! I will say if your dog is high energy buy your pup a different E-collar as mine didn’t last the first 2 hours home, we ended up buying him an inflatable one (as pictured) and his healing is going smooth, once again he’s a high anxiety pup and that was no fault to the clinic.