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Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic

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Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic

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Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic operates three non-profit clinics in Charlotte, Pineville and Lake Norman to ensure all pet owners have access to spay neuter services and veterinary care for their pets. Three locations:
Charlotte clinic: 224 West 32nd Street, Charlotte, NC 28206
Pineville clinic: 10833 Pineville Road, Pineville, NC 28134
Lake Norman clinic: 325 Rolling Hill road, Mooresville

, NC 28117

Schedule your appointment for one of our clinics at http://bit.ly/SNCSpecial or call us at 704-970-2711. As a non-profit our mission is to make high-quality spay/neuter and veterinary care affordable and accessible to all pet owners. We know that by providing spay neuter we are reducing the number of unwanted litters in our community. We believe that every pet needs and deserves high-quality veterinary care to keep them healthy and happy for their entire lives. Spay Neuter Charlotte operates three non-profit clinics in Charlotte, Pineville and Lake Norman to ensure all pet owners have access to spay/neuter services and veterinary care for their pets. Our clinics are staffed by licensed, trained veterinarians and veterinary technicians and assistants.

05/13/2026

Meet Dakota 🐾
Not long ago, he faced a serious parvo diagnosis that required urgent veterinary attention. Thanks to contributions to our Medical Assistance Fund, the care Dakota needed became possible.
Every donation helps transform compassion into action and reflects the true Art of Care in motion. Because of supporters like you, pets like Dakota get the chance to heal, recover, and return to the people who love them.
Your support continues to make stories like this one possible. 💙
https://bit.ly/medicalassistancefund

05/06/2026

Meet Callie 🐾

She was struggling with a painful skin infection that continued to worsen, causing significant discomfort and requiring urgent veterinary attention. Thanks to contributions to our Medical Assistance Fund, the care Callie needed became possible, helping her start the healing process.

Every gift helps transform compassion into action and reflects the true Art of Care in motion. Because of supporters like you, pets like Callie get the chance to heal, recover, and return to the people who love them.

Your support continues to make stories like this one possible.
https://bit.ly/medicalassistancefund

04/29/2026

Meet Bandit

Not long ago, he was found abandoned and tied to a tree, left without the care and safety every pet deserves. Bandit’s situation required prompt veterinary attention and supportive care to help him begin again. Thanks to contributions to our Medical Assistance Fund (and his rescuer) the medical treatment, neuter, and support he needed became possible.

Every gift helps transform compassion into action and reflects the true Art of Care in motion. Because of supporters like you, pets like Bandit get the chance to heal, recover, and move forward with the comfort and security of a loving home.

Your support continues to make stories like this one possible. Make a donation at https://bit.ly/medicalassistancefund

03/09/2026

Cute, quirky, and full of charm 💕
It’s time to meet Mikki, one of our pet mascot winners! This Q&A dives into her personality, favorites, and all the little things that make her so special to her family (and now to us!).

👉 Swipe to meet Mikki!

03/06/2026

Big personality? ✔️
Heart-stealer? ✔️
Mascot material? Absolutely. 💙

Meet Toby, one of our official pet mascot winners! From his favorite things to his funniest quirks, this Q&A gives you a peek into what makes Toby such a standout.

👉 Swipe to get to know Toby!

03/04/2026

Meet Toby, one of our official pet mascot winners!

Big personality? ✔️
Heart-stealer? ✔️
Mascot material? Absolutely. 💙

From his favorite things to his funniest quirks, this Q&A gives you a peek into what makes Toby such a standout.

02/26/2026

It’s time to meet Mikki, one of our pet mascot winners!
Cute, quirky, and full of charm 💕
This Q&A dives into her personality, favorites, and all the little things that make her so special to her family (and now to us!).

12/02/2025

Every face in this post belongs to a real pet helped by our Medical Assistance Fund.

This Giving Tuesday, your donation makes it possible for us to provide free or subsidized care to pets who need it most, creating lasting change in their lives and in yours.

Help us continue our mission — make your Giving Tuesday gift today. ❤️ bit.ly/SFATuesday

11/24/2025

🚨Now accepting walk-ins for sick visits every TUESDAY + WEDNESDAY at our CLT clinic only🚨
🕣 Starting at 7:00AM; LIMITED AVAILABILITY for slots each Tues + Wed, so be sure to arrive early! ⏳
⚠️ Please note: There is an additional $25 fee for walk-in sick visits.⚠️

We’re here to help your furry friends feel better fast! 💙

11/10/2025

🚨Now accepting walk-ins for sick visits every TUESDAY + WEDNESDAY at our CLT clinic only🚨
🕣 Starting at 7:00 AM; LIMITED AVAILABILITY ⏳
⚠️ Please note: There is an additional $25 fee for walk-in sick visits.⚠️

We’re here to help your furry friends feel better fast! 💙

Address

224 West 32nd Street
Charlotte, NC
28206

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+17049702711

Website

http://www.standforanimals.org/

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