Mobile Vet | Street Care, Treatment, Shots

It covers a street care round, wound care, vaccination, a parasite kit, emergency transport and humane neutering.

It is used to take up a life in an accident or gravely hurt from the street safely and bring it to the clinic.

The dated, located photo of the dressed wound or the shot given is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

It is to balance the numbers on the street humanely, so fewer lives are left in the open and in pain. After the procedure the lives are rested and returned to their place.

Rabies and combined shots are given and a record opened for each life, so illnesses are prevented across the group.

It is a care and treatment kit against inner and outer parasites, given to lives struggling with itching and fatigue.

The care round extends to the other streets of that quarter too, but each record is logged to a set life and followed.

Priority goes to streets never reached by a vet, dense with hurt or sick lives.

On word of an urgent injury the team is sent at once, and grave cases are carried without losing time.

Yes. If you wish, you can support the monthly care round, and a photo of each field round reaches your panel separately.

Motherless pups are examined, given their first shots and parasite care, and a feeding order is set.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The examination, the treatment, the shot and the volunteer's signature are kept on file, the recovery is followed, and the process is clear.