Our TWO HEARTS Adoption Special takes place every first Saturday of the month.
Animal Health
Veterinary Clinics
Local Clinics:
Lawton Veterinary Hospital
Midtown Animal Hospital
Beavers Animal Hospital
Oak Ridge Center
Freeman Veterinary Clinic
All About Pets Veterinary Clinic
Meadow Wood Animal Hospital
Hergenrether Animal Hospital
Chambers Veterinary Clinic
Gore West Animal Hospital
Creekside Animal Hospital
Fort Sill Veterinary Clinic
Surrounding Clinics:
Lawtonka Animal Chiropractic & Vet Hospital-Medicine Park, OK
Southwest Veterinary Clinic-Elgin, OK
Happy Hollow Animal Hospital-Elgin, OK
Osage Animal Hospital Duncan,-OK
Woodland Animal Hospital-Comanche, OK
Duncan Veterinary Hospital-Duncan, OK
Marlow Veterinary Clinic-Marlow, OK
Hammond Veterinary Hospital-Marlow, OK
Hilbert Animal Hospital-Walters, OK
Minson Veterinary Hospital-Duncan, OK
Rush Springs Veterinary Services-Rush Springs, OK
P.E.T.S. Clinic-Wichita Falls, TX
*list is not all-inclusive
Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Clinics
Local:
- Lawton-Animal Birth Control Clinic (580) 355-6985
Surrounding Area:
- Wichita Falls-P.E.T.S Clinic (940) 723-7387
- OKC-ABC Midtown (405) 313-1469
- OKC-Humane Society (405) 947-7729
- Tuttle-Get Fixed OK (405) 505-2545
Emergency Clinics and Hospitals
Animal Emergency and Surgical Center
931 W I-240 Service Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73139
(405) 631-7828
Open 24 Hours
BluePearl Pet Hospital
1401 W Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73114
(405) 749-6989
Open 24 Hours
City Paws Urgent Care
2821 NW 57th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
(405) 342-0663
M-F 4pm-10pm; Sat-Sun 10am-5pm
Neel Veterinary Hospital
2700 N MacArthur Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73127
(405) 947-8387
Open 24 Hours
Veterinary Emergency Referral Center
2121 McKown Drive, Norman, OK 73072
(405) 360-7828
Sat-Mon 24 Hours; Tues-Fri 6pm-8am
Other resources
LHS Spay & Neuter Assistance Program
Pet owners who have the need to spay/neuter their pets who cannot afford the operation may call the Humane Society and ask for help.
Receiving these funds is based on numerous criteria and will be evaluated by the SNAP committee. The criterion includes, but is not necessary an only factor:
- Elderly pet owners living on a fixed income
- Citizens temporarily out of work, illness or disability.
When a decision is made, a voucher for the operation will be given to their vet to perform the service. The grants do not pay for shots or medical attention, but the Humane Society may opt to pay for those services if deemed appropriate.
Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation
CCPRF helps over 2000 pets a year by partnering with Comanche County veterinarians, food banks, feeding ministries, businesses, government organizations and our pet community. We focus on lifesaving programs that support keeping families and their pets together at home, where they are loved and cared for.
Lawton Food Bank
While primarily serving human needs, the Lawton Food Bank also provides pet items when available. They offer approximately 10 days of groceries to residents who meet eligibility guidelines, and clients may return every 30 days.