Foundation Against Companion Animal Euthanasia Inc

Face recognizes that pet owners of all income levels should have access to high-quality care for their pets. Services like vaccines, heartworm, flea, and tick prevention, and microchipping contribute to a pet's overall health and well-being. Moreover, keeping pets healthy through spay/neuter services, wellness and preventive care keeps them with the people who love them and out of area shelters. In 2024, face welcomed more than 18,269 vaccine clinic visits; another record breaking year. Face also instituted a "chill protocol" to provide a safer and more relaxing experience for both patients and staff, allowing access to our low-cost services instead of being referred to a full-service clinic.

Face supports trap-neuter-return (tnr), which allows cats to live in neighborhoods and ultimately prevents cat overpopulation. Often, outdoor and feral cats are the primary source of cat intake for area shelters. Face's community cat services work to reduce the number of cats that end up in shelters by focusing on spay/neuter. Medical care for illness or injury is provided as necessary at time of surgery. Face provided discounted surgeries and vaccines to 2,049 community cats in 2024. Each community cat also received their rabies vaccine, fvrcp vaccine, an ear tip, and a three-month dose of flea prevention.