Pet Rescues

Partnering with Local Pet Rescues

As part of our mission to help as many animals as possible, Coyne Veterinary Center has partnered up with various local pet rescues organizations to provide medical care to animals of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds. We consider community outreach to be one the most important things we do, and we look forward to expanding our services and bringing more pets and people together.

The South Suburban Humane Society

The South Suburban Humane Society has spent several decades helping pets in the South Suburbs find their forever homes. To give low-income families the opportunity to provide essential care for their pets, SSHS and Coyne Veterinary Services came together to establish South Suburban Low Cost Veterinary Services. We’re proud to be connected to this endeavor and a trusted partner of SSHS.

Helping Local Police & Fire Departments

Our fire and police departments and their hardworking canines deserve a little extra love. That’s why we offer free veterinary services to their four-legged partners and support them in all they do for the community.

Why Choose Us?

Our goal is to care for people and their pets as we would our own family members and offer an experience like no other. The loyalty of pets and the love of their owners inspire us every day and remind us why veterinary medicine is our greatest passion.

With innovative medicine and caring, capable veterinarians and staff, our animal hospital in Portage, IN, continues to set higher standards for ourselves and our community. We seek to not only provide exceptional medicine for pets, but to also provide educational resources and special promotions for our clients. Get to know us better, and be sure to call (219) 763-3311 if you have any questions.

Here's What Our Clients Have to Say!

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Wouldn't hesitate a second to recommend Quakertown Veterinary Clinic. The entire staff was caring, courteous and professional from first contact through treatment and release.Dr. Maggie Holloway sat on the floor with our dog doing an in depth assessment, explaining things as she went. The condition turned out to be gastroenteritis so they kept Finley for day, did another assessment in the evening and recommended an overnight. We picked up a puppy well on the way to recovery the following morning.
Unfortunately on a trip visiting family from Virginia, my dog got extremely sick overnight and was throwing up blood and got himself very dehydrated. This warranted a trip to Quakertown Vet and although we hated that we had to be there, we were so thankful for this clean and kind facility. The front desk staff, nurses, and doctors were all extremely kind and knowledgeable. The bathroom, waiting room, exam rooms, and the entire facility was very clean. Its very pricey, but thats to be expected for an emergency 24hr vet. Thank you for taking care of my pup and getting him back to good health! We appreciate you!
Dr. Hurst and Dr. A. Schoenlein have always been very caring, patient and supportive with fluffy (my pom dog) and they understand fluffy’s needs and medications side effects as he can be irritable ,annoyed and stressed for being at the animal hospital specially when he is touched by people other than his owner but they have been able to handle him with love and care and he accepts that very well. The nurse at the ER was extremely helpful and very kind a especial thank you to her unfortunately I didn’t get her name but she helped fluffy to be calmed by playing relaxing music to him which I always do when he is stressed I was impressed that she knew what to do to make fluffy feel comfortable during his echocardiogram. Thank you Quakertown staff !!
I recently had to come in to the ER with a cockatiel I got from a bad situation that wasn’t in great health. We brought her in to our normal vet a few days ago for some issues, when they got worse suddenly we brought her in. All of the staff was very attentive and got her into an oxygen chamber to help her hang breathing. Unfortunately, she passed away before Dr. Free could even examine her.So while I can’t quite comment on the quality of care, everyone who we spoke with was very kind, empathetic, and attentive to our questions. Because of this I would come back again no question. I feel comfortable knowing an ER is nearby that I can bring my other birds to. Since there wasn’t really any care done, we had no charges. They also sent us home with a beautiful box to bury our little Lemon in, free of charge. Thank you to the team on staff yesterday who tried to help her!
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