The spirit of the One Health Initiative is as relevant to our neighborhoods as it is to our planet. At People & Pets Project, we believe that collaborations between human medicine, veterinary medicine, and environmental science are the key to thriving communities.
The bond between humans and animals is powerful, and no one should have to choose between medical care for themselves and their pets. Often, individuals facing economic hardship will prioritize the wellbeing of their animals over their own. Our pop-up clinics are an important extension of our mission to provide comprehensive community healthcare by providing services to pets and their owners at the same time.
We are proud to partner with Mercer School of Medicine to bring treatments and preventative care to the neighborhoods that need them most.
Thanks to the generous donations from animal lovers and the team
that works very hard at People & Pets Project… They were
able to not only help me, but helped my pets… Thank you so much
from the bottom of my heart.
— Brandy Sawyer
The health of our pets, people, and ecosystems is inextricably interconnected. Our pop-up clinics are made possible by the generosity of volunteers and donors who share our vision for holistic community healthcare.
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both ends of the leash around the globe.
Our next “Healthcare for Both Ends of the Leash” One Health Clinic is on Saturday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We will be in the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Community Room at Habitat for Humanity, 690 Holt Ave., Macon. Two pets per person. Cats must be in a carrier, and dogs must be on a leash.