Our clinics are often held in chapter houses, schools, community buildings and vacant spaces, where we set up a "Pop-up Veterinary Clinic" similar to what one would expect from any stationary clinic. We bring in state-of-the-art equipment and leave no stone unturned as we aim to bring only the "gold-star" standard to the services we provide. Our staff is comprised of veterinary professionals who are experienced in the specialty of "high-volume, high-quality spay/neuter". The care received at our pop-up clinics is paramount to what we are doing and we pride ourselves in offering the standard of care parallel or exceeding what would be received in other clinics. We often have one-on-one post-op care for each patient and animals have eye-balls on them until they are fully awake to ensure that recovery goes smooth. 

If you would like to schedule an appointment at one of our clinics please email appt@souldog.org or call or text 303-999-6424. Vaccines are available during the clinics, on a walk-in only basis, for $5 each between 10-3. 

We are by appointment only, although if you are patient and willing to wait, we can sometimes accommodate walk-ins on the day of the clinic. Please arrive at 8:00am if you don't have an appointment and would like to try to get a walk-in spot.

If you would like to bring a clinic to your community or volunteer to join our team, please e-mail volunteer@souldog.org. Our "pop-up" clinics allow us to fix between 75-150 animals over a weekend but require a large, mostly empty building in the community equipped with a bathroom, electricity, good lighting and decent temperature control. Mobile clinics require a place to park our rig with electricity and the ability to plug up for power, a bathroom and a smaller indoor room to house animals in crates before and after surgery. We prefer to hold clinics on Saturday and Sunday, between 8am-7pm, to allow our staff who works during the week to join us. Set up usually happens on Friday evening between 6-8pm.

We have the luxury of having some phenomenal donors and supporters and access to resources in the Denver-area where we are based, which allows us to share our wares with those in need. On our weekly runs to the reservation to pick up animals or hold a spay/neuter clinic, we can also bring necessary supplies for those in need. Access to food, water and shelter is the most basic of care that we can offer to our sacred dogs and cats, and we are happy to help as we can. If you are in need or know of someone with an outside dog without shelter, or struggling to feed their animals, please contact us by calling the shelter at 303-857-6789 or sending us a message on Facebook. We all need a hand sometimes and our donors are more than happy to help people and animals in need.