Our Veterinary & Foster Care Center expands lifesaving medical care for shelter animals while increasing access to affordable veterinary services for pets in our community. Built to support nearly 4,000 shelter animals each year, the center provides treatment for sick and injured animals, surgical recovery, and specialized care to help them become healthy and adoptable. It also offers low-cost spay and neuter services, vaccinations, microchipping, wellness care, and other resources that help families keep their pets healthy and at home.
Community Veterinary Clinic
From spay and neuter services to vaccinations, microchipping, preventative veterinary care, and more, the Placer SPCA is committed to helping pets stay healthy, safe, and thriving.
Foster Care
Whether caring for young, injured, or recovering animals, foster families provide the love, comfort, and stability pets need to heal and thrive.
With training, guidance, and ongoing support from the Placer SPCA, foster volunteers open their homes to help prepare animals for healthy, happy lives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is your Veterinary & Foster Care Center located?
The Placer SPCA Veterinary & Foster Care Center is located at 150 Tahoe Avenue, Roseville, CA adjacent to the Adoption & Education Center.
How can I stay informed about services provided at the Placer SPCA Veterinary & Foster Care Center, including the Community Veterinary Clinic?
To receive the latest updates, we encourage you to:
- Sign up for our e-newsletter
- Visit our website regularly, where new services and announcements are posted
How can I support veterinary care and support programs at the Placer SPCA?
Whether it’s ensuring animals in our care receive lifesaving medical care through our Guardian Angel Fund, helping people and pets during times when finances are stretched thin through our Helping Paws Community Pet Fund, or providing comfort, dignity and peace for animals at the end of their lives through the Rainbow Bridge Fund, your support is a lifeline for the animals we love and the community we are proud to serve.
Please contact funddevelopment@placerspca.org for more information.
The completion of the Veterinary & Foster Care Center was made possible entirely through philanthropic support from donors, partners, and the community, reflecting a shared belief that every animal deserves access to compassionate, high-quality veterinary care.