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   13-year-old Dachshund “Bullet” has been with his owner for over ten years and a patient with St. Francis Pet Care since 2012. Bullet was originally given to Ms. G by her daughter to help [...]

The 2021 SFPC Annual Report is now available. In addition to a recap of last year's most notable events, our transition to a pay-for-service veterinary clinic resulted in over 2000 pet patients having received care at [...]

Greyson “showed up” as a young cat in his owner’s neighborhood. He was sporting a tipped ear, identifying him as a neutered and vaccinated feral cat from the local TNR organization, “Cat-Nip.” He was a [...]

We're delighted to release the St. Francis Pet Care Annual reports. This year along with our usual 2020 Annual Report, we also produced a 2020 PowerPoint downloadable version. In addition to a recap of the [...]

The Banfield Foundation is committed to supporting nonprofit organizations that provide vulnerable pets access to veterinary care while keeping pets in homes with their families. SFPC is proud to be one of Banfield's trusted partners. [...]

TO INCREASE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE VETERINARY CARE IN THE GAINESVILLE AREA February 16th – Gainesville, Florida – One of the most common reasons pets are surrendered to local shelters is the lack of affordable pet [...]

St Francis Pet Care is pleased to have been chosen as a 2021-22 grant recipient for the Florida Animal Friend annual grant award. With this additional funding, we will be able to provide spay [...]

Is your pet "fixed"? Dogs and cats that are spayed or neutered live longer and healthier lives, are less likely to go stray, and won't contribute to pet overpopulation. Thanks to a grant from Florida [...]

We don't know how we missed posting this last year, but Renasant Bank made a beautiful video about St. Francis Pet Care, available at https://renasantnation.com/episodes/st-francis-pet-care-heartland-stories/ . The film crew from St. Louis came just before [...]