Karen K.
9/6/2025
so I so want to leave a 5 star review but I'm taking just one star off but should be maybe more. Rhey do amazing work here. for all the negative complaints about money and expense. THEY are...
Community Animal Medicine Project- LA
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3612 11th Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90018
Community Animal Medicine Project (CAMP) is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to providing affordable veterinary services in underserved areas, ensuring that pets and their owners can stay together. With a focus on spaying, neutering, and vaccinations, CAMP has already treated over 80,000 pets annually, preventing millions of animals from being born into homelessness and significantly reducing euthanasia rates in the city.
Formerly known as Spay Neuter Project of Los Angeles (SNPLA), CAMP operates with a compassionate approach, prioritizing the well-being of animals over profits. Their dedicated team of veterinarians and staff are committed to providing high-quality care to all pets, regardless of their owners' financial circumstances. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, CAMP's mission is to ensure that no pet suffers or ends up in a shelter due to a lack of affordable veterinary care.
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Crystal A.
7/26/2025
I decided to take my kitty to get spayed here at CAMP LA, because I had my other cat get surgery here. This time around they did a horrible job! how do they not provide a cone for my cat just in...
Gina D.
9/10/2025
There is a missing cat posted on Facebook because this organization let her escape then chased her. She was hit by a car and is now lost. This accident is one thing but refusing to help this woman...
Frances R.
11/12/2024
I heard about CAMP LA after I adopted my fur baby. I had taken her to the VCA for a check up and they recommended a bunch of vaccines that weren't necessary, but recommended, that came with a...
Jessica H.
7/16/2025
READ THIS BEFORE YOU GO Absolutely RIDICULOUS experience. I showed up at 8:20 AM for the vaccine clinic, only to be told it doesn't start until 10 AM. Fine, I waited. Come 10 AM, they start...
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