LifeLine Animal Project has a number of vet care resources to share with our community and help keep your pets happy and healthy. Most services shared below are affordable, if not free, and offered year round!
FREE Pet Services For DeKalb County Residents
Thanks to a partnership with DeKalb County, free vet care services are available for DeKalb County residents who own cats or dogs and cannot afford to pay through LifeLine’s other low-cost vet care options.
Free vaccines (for up to 2 pets) are offered through LifeLine’s Mobile Clinic once a week in different locations throughout DeKalb County. Vaccines include DHPP for dogs, FVRCP for cats and Rabies for both dogs and cats. Your pet can receive a free health exam and microchip, too!
Clinics will be hosted every Tuesday of the month in the 2025 calendar year with varying locations. For July, this includes 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, and 7/29. Please select the location nearest to you when choosing a date during appointment registration.
Spay Neuter Impact Program (SNIP)
Keep your pets healthy, reduce the chance of certain cancers and curb bad behaviors by fixing your pet. Free spay/neuter surgeries (for up to 3 pets) are available through SNIP and done at the LifeLine Community Animal Center.
All free services referenced above are by appointment only. Residents must register using this link.
LifeLine Affordable Vet Care
- Full service clinic at the LifeLine Community Animal Center
- Monthly low-cost vaccine clinics
- Spay/neuter surgery at two city area locations
Get full details on services offered and pricing, and make your appointments at LifeLineAnimal.org/pet-care.
HEALTHY PETS
Healthy Pets events are held twice a year in DeKalb County, spring and fall, offering FREE vaccines, spay/neuter vouchers, microchips, food and supplies to pet families. Partners from around the community come together to support pets and people in need. No registration needed to attend!
PET HELP
Pets belong in homes with families that love them. Resources are available to help pet families with housing, food and supplies, and training. You can also connect with LifeLine’s Community Support team for more assistance.
Other Vet Care Resources
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Care Credit
Care Credit is a credit card for medical and veterinary care that charges no interest on purchases over $200 if the total amount is paid by the end of the promotional period.
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Community Vet Care
Community Veterinary Care is a local non-profit Christian veterinary mission that helps those who cannot help their sick or injured pets due to financial hardship.
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Fetch Pet Insurance
Fetch is dedicated to helping people and shelter pets adjust to their new lives together. Fetch provides comprehensive coverage for unexpected illnesses and injuries, as well as unique behavioral and medical needs.
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PALS Atlanta
It is the mission of Pets Are Loving Support, Inc. (PALS) is to provide ongoing care and support to the pets of Atlanta-area persons living with disabilities due to HIV/AIDS and terminal illnesses, and the elderly.
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Pet Buddies
Pet Buddies is an outreach organization that provides spay and neuter sponsorship, temporary pet food and supplies to struggling pet owners, older people, people with disabilities, veterans, medically fragile individuals and people experiencing homelessness.
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SPOT Society
SPOT (Stopping Pet Overpopulation Together) Society funds and provides low- to no-cost spay/neuters for pets of financially disadvantaged residents of the metro Atlanta area.
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The Pet Fund
The Pet Fund provides non-basic, non-urgent pet care funding, such as for cancer treatment, heart disease, chronic conditions, endocrine diseases, eye diseases, etc.
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WellPet Humane
WellPet Humane is a full-service veterinary clinic in Doraville, Georgia providing compassionate care, focusing on wellness and treating a wide range of medical issues common to dogs and cats.
