Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital

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Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital

Providing veterinary care for pets of the economically disadvantaged.
Established in 1990, Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital provides veterinary care for pets of the economically disadvantaged. In 2009, Harrison Memorial medical staff provided veterinary services to more than 9,000 sick and injured animals.
Harrison Memorial also provides spay and neuter surgeries to the general community in an effort to help control pet overpopulation, as well as providing discounted spay/neuter surgeries to homeless animals in the care of rescue agencies.
Harrison Memorial is the largest not-for-profit animal hospital in Colorado and is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association at its highest level, symbolizing our commitment to the highest standards of patient care.

Why is this program important?
While fees for veterinary services at Harrison Memorial are already significantly subsidized, care is often still unaffordable for many clients. Animal owners are often deterred from having their pets treated because they see veterinary care as an unnecessary or unaffordable expense, especially when faced with the inability to meet their most basic financial needs. Because of this, animal owners often resort to relinquishing their animals (often to overcrowded shelters that are forced to euthanize) or letting their animal become stray, often without current vaccinations or having been spayed or neutered, further contributing to diseased and overpopulation.
What veterinary services are offered?
- Veterinary services to pets of income-qualified clients.
- Vaccination and microchipping clinics in low-income neighborhoods.
- Spay and neuter surgeries, available to the general public.
- Spay and neuter surgeries, trauma services, diagnostic, medical, and surgical services for Denver area shelter or rescue organizations.
How can you qualify for services?

Spay/neuter services are provided to the general public—you do not have to income-qualify. No documentation is needed unless you wish to take advantage of Harrison Memorial’s discounted fees.

All services are offered to income-qualified clients at 15 and 25 percent discounts from established rates.

You will need ALL of the following documentation:
- Two most recent paycheck stubs for all working household members. If receiving assistance such as social security benefits, please bring a copy of the latest award letter from the government entity.
- A current telephone bill with the applicants name and address on it or current utility bill with the applicants name and address on it.
- A State of Colorado driver’s license or State of Colorado picture ID.
- A social security card for applicant and any dependents in the household.
A payment program called "Care Credit" is avaliable for clients who qualify. It is not based on your credit score.

Rescue GroupsServices are offered to rescue groups at a discount, allowing these groups to continue to rescue homeless and abandoned animals.

Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital HoursMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7:00AM to 5:00PM
Wednesday and Saturday from 8:00 AM to Noon

In addition to these regular days and times, please observe special openings and closings during the holidays for the clinic

Front door located on the Southeast corner of the building
To make an appointment or for more information call:303.722.5800 ext. 525
Client Referral Program
Refer a friend* to Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital and get a discount. When you refer a friend both you and the friend you refer receive $10 off your next visit. Ask for a referral card and details about the program at the front desk on your next visit.
*New clients must income-qualify for Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital services in order to participate in the client referral program.

If you would like to make an in-kind contribution, please review the Harrison Memorial Wish List for their in-kind donation needs.

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