Supporting Pets and Families in Our Community

The PETSinc Affordable Mobile Veterinary Unit provides a range of essential services for both dogs and cats. These include spay and neuter procedures, vaccines, wellness exams, testing, and additional preventative care.

Programs like this help ensure that pets receive important medical attention that protects their health and improves their quality of life. They also help prevent future health concerns and support responsible pet ownership throughout the community.

At Hallie Hill, we see firsthand how impactful these clinics can be.

During our April PETSinc Mobile Veterinary Clinic, a total of 38 surgery procedures were performed, along with 14 wellness check-ups for pets in our community. Each of these appointments represents a pet receiving care that might not otherwise have been accessible.

We are incredibly thankful to PETSinc for continuing to bring this service to the Lowcountry and for helping ensure that more animals can receive the care they deserve.

Upcoming Clinic at Hallie Hill

The next PETSinc Affordable Mobile Veterinary Clinic will take place:

Thursday, May 14
Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary
5604 New Road
Hollywood, South Carolina

Surgery Procedures

Spay and neuter procedures are available for both cats and dogs. These appointments must be scheduled in advance and are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Pet owners can reserve a surgery appointment here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0945AAAB29A3F8CE9-63535107-hallie

Wellness Clinic

In addition to scheduled procedures, a walk-in wellness clinic will also be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

No appointment is required for wellness services, which may include vaccines, testing, and other preventative care options.

This makes it easy for pet owners to stop by and ensure their animals stay up to date on important health needs.

A Partnership That Makes a Difference

At Hallie Hill, we are deeply grateful to PETSinc for their ongoing commitment to expanding access to veterinary care.

Their Affordable Mobile Veterinary Unit helps bring essential services directly into communities, making it easier for pet owners to care for the animals they love.

These clinics not only support individual pets and families, but they also contribute to healthier communities by improving access to preventative care and responsible pet ownership.

Every appointment represents a pet receiving the care it needs and a family receiving support.

Join Us on May 14

If you or someone you know could benefit from affordable veterinary services, we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity.

Schedule a surgery appointment ahead of time or stop by during the wellness clinic hours.

We look forward to welcoming the PETSinc team back to Hallie Hill and to continuing this important partnership that helps pets throughout our community live healthier, happier lives.

To reserve a surgery procedure, visit:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0945AAAB29A3F8CE9-63535107-hallie

For additional pricing information, pet owners can call or text 803-608-3248.

Join Us for the April PETSinc Mobile Vet Clinic

The PETSinc Affordable Mobile Veterinary Unit will return to Hallie Hill on:

Thursday, April 16, 2026
Wellness Clinic Hours: 11 AM to 2 PM
Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary
5604 New Road
Hollywood, South Carolina

This clinic provides affordable veterinary services for both dogs and cats, helping families access essential care in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Surgery appointments are required, while wellness services are available during clinic hours without an appointment.

Surgery Services

Spay and neuter procedures are available at reduced pricing:

Cat Neuter – $150
Cat Spay – $200
Dog Neuter (under 39.9 lbs) – $230
Dog Spay (under 39.9 lbs) – $250

Pets as young as three months old may qualify for surgery.

For dogs starting at 40 pounds, an additional $50 fee applies for every 20 pounds.

Surgery appointments must be scheduled in advance.

Register here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0945AAAB29A3F8CE9-62984114-hallie

Vaccines and Wellness Services

Wellness services are available during clinic hours and do not require an appointment.

For Dogs
DHPP – $15
DHLPP – $25
Rabies – $15
Bordetella – $25
Heartworm Test – $40

For Cats
FVRCP – $15
FELV/FIV Test – $40
FELV Vaccine – $25

These preventive services help protect pets from common diseases and support their long-term health.

Additional Veterinary Services

Additional care may also be available, including:

Microchipping
Bloodwork
Deworming
Flea and tick prevention
Heartworm prevention
Ear cytology
Skin scrapes
Nail trims and ear cleanings
Osteoarthritis injections

For additional pricing or service information, PETSinc can be contacted at 803-608-3248.

Why These Clinics Matter

Affordable veterinary care plays an important role in keeping animals healthy and preventing unnecessary suffering. Programs like the PETSinc Mobile Vet Clinic allow more families to access the services their pets need while strengthening the well-being of animals throughout our community.

Every spay or neuter procedure helps reduce the number of animals who may one day face homelessness. Every vaccine or wellness visit helps a pet live a safer, healthier life with the family that loves them.

Help Us Spread the Word

If this clinic could benefit someone you know, please consider sharing this information with neighbors, friends, or family members. Expanding awareness helps more animals receive the care they need.

With Gratitude

We are deeply thankful to the PETSinc team, our volunteers, and everyone who helps make these clinics possible. Your support allows us to continue creating opportunities for compassionate care and brighter futures for animals across our community.

Together, we are helping pets stay healthy, safe, and right where they belong.

Begin With Space, Not Face-to-Face

It can be tempting to let everyone meet right away.

Instead, start slowly.

Give your kitten a separate room at first. This space allows them to adjust to new sounds, scents, and routines without feeling overwhelmed. It also gives your adult cats time to sense that something new is present without immediate pressure.

Safety builds confidence.

Confidence builds comfort.

Let Scent Do the First Introduction

Cats understand their world through scent.

Before they ever see one another, you can gently introduce them by swapping bedding, blankets, or toys. Allow each cat to investigate at their own pace.

You might also softly rub a cloth along one cat’s cheeks and place it near the other. This quiet exchange allows familiarity to develop without confrontation.

There is no rush.

Familiarity takes time.

Create Positive Associations

When your adult cats smell or hear the kitten nearby, offer something comforting.

A favorite treat. A calm play session. A gentle brushing.

This helps them connect the presence of the kitten with something reassuring. Over time, the new scent becomes part of the normal rhythm of the home.

We want introductions to feel steady, not startling.

Plan the First Visual Meeting Carefully

When everyone seems relaxed with scent sharing, you can allow them to see each other from a safe distance.

A cracked door. A baby gate. A carrier.

Keep the first visual meeting brief and calm. Watch body language closely. A little curiosity is natural. So is a bit of uncertainty.

If tension rises, simply return to separation and try again another day.

Progress is not measured in speed.

It is measured in comfort.

Support Each Cat as an Individual

Every cat has their own personality.

Some adult cats welcome a kitten with patience. Others need more time to adjust. Both responses are normal.

Continue offering your resident cats attention and reassurance. Make sure they still have access to their favorite resting spots, food stations, and quiet areas.

Welcoming a kitten does not mean replacing what was already working.

It means expanding your circle of care.

Watch for Small Signs of Growth

You may notice subtle shifts before full acceptance.

Sitting in the same room without tension. Sharing space during nap time. A cautious nose touch.

These small moments matter.

They are signs that trust is forming.

Bringing animals together in one home is an act of compassion. It asks us to be observant. Patient. Present.

If you are preparing to adopt a kitten, or thinking about expanding your family, we would love to talk with you about what that transition might look like.

Every home is different.

Every introduction is unique.

And we are here to walk alongside you as you create a safe, loving environment for each animal in your care.

You can explore more thoughtful guidance on this topic in the original article from Fear Free Happy Homes here.

We are grateful for the shared knowledge that helps animals settle into loving homes with dignity and comfort.

Thank you for being part of a community that believes patience and kindness make all the difference.

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