East Main Animal Hospital

06/04/2026

Jinx the 18 week old kitten came in for his first check up and vaccines ❤️🐾

06/02/2026

Jelly Bean the 9 month old mixed breed came in for his first check up and vaccines ❤️🐾

05/31/2026

Echo the 16 week old Pit mix came in for her first vet visit. She was the sweetest and loved all her treats 🐾❤️

05/31/2026

Memphis the adorable 11 week old Spaniel Mix came in for his first check up and vaccine ❤️🐾

05/28/2026

PLEASE BE ADVISED we will be CLOSED TOMORROW Friday 5/29/26 due to staffing shortages. We will resume normal business hours on Monday June 1st 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
‼️In the event of an emergency please reach out to one of the following local facilities:
▫️Kalamazoo VCA Emergency Center (269) 381-5228
▫️Byron Center Animal Emergency and Specialty Hospital (616) 537-1402
▫️Kalamazoo Emergency Veterinary Care Center (269) 548-0400

05/26/2026

What an amazing opportunity to help those furry strays outside!!!!

We are SO excited to launch a new, community TNR program at Kzoo Cat Cafe and Rescue that gives YOU the tools, training, and support to help make a real difference in Kzoo!!

Here's how it will work:

🪤 Learn to Trap: Sign up for one of our hands-on trapping workshops and learn safe, humane TNR techniques from experienced volunteers. You'll learn where to rent or buy a trap, how to bait a trap effectively, proper trap placement, the best timing for successful trapping, how to safely handle a trapped cat, and general best practices for the entire TNR process.

🚗 We Handle Transportation: Getting a cat to a spay/neuter clinic shouldn't be a barrier to helping them - so we've got you covered with our new transport van (grant funded by the wonderful Mission Meow)!! Once the cat is trapped, we will coordinate with you to drop them off at the cafe and we'll transport them safely and free of charge to one of our trusted partner spay/neuter clinics and back home!

💰 Funding Covered: Cost should also never be a reason a community cat goes unfixed... they deserve care too. Financial assistance is available to help cover the cost of spay/neuter services upon completion of the workshop. We cover the full cost of spay/neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, and any emergent medical care that arises (ie: flea or parasite treatment), so you can focus on trapping without worrying about the bill.

So whether you're already feeding a colony, dealing with strays on your property, or just watching cat numbers grow near your home, and want to help rescuers help cats in your community, this program is for you!!

The only proven, humane way to address cat overpopulation is spay and neuter... But wanting to help and being able to help aren't always the same thing. Affordable and accessible veterinary care, transportation to low-cost clinics, and financially providing for all this is a barrier for some. So we will provide the training, transportation, and funding so that cost, access, and lack of experience are never the reason a community cat goes unfixed. And local rescues like ours can't always take in every cat that needs help, but this program allows community members to still HELP community cats, and help an already overwhelmed shelter system.

Ready to make a difference?
🐾 Sign up for an upcoming trapping workshop, absolutely no experience necessary. Fill out our interest form (below) and we'll be in touch soon with upcoming dates.
💜 Support the program — every dollar used for this program will come through the community! Donations will go directly toward spay/neuter surgeries for community cats in Kalamazoo. No cat should go unfixed because of cost.
📣 Spread the word — do you know a neighbor who's been feeding cats in their yard, a property owner dealing with strays, or someone who just wants to help? Share this post! One share could be the reason a whole colony finally gets the help they need!

Every cat fixed is a life made better, and dozens of future lives spared from the harsh environment and a life of hardship. We want to address the barriers in our community so that more humans can help more cats can get the care they deserve!

05/22/2026

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Just a reminder we will be CLOSED Monday May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday May 26th 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
‼️In the event of an emergency please reach out to one of the following local facilities:
▫️Kalamazoo VCA Emergency Center (269) 381-5228
▫️Byron Center Animal Emergency and Specialty Hospital (616) 537-1402
▫️Kalamazoo Emergency Veterinary Care Center (269) 548-0400
We hope all our furry families have a WONDERFUL holiday weekend!

05/14/2026

Well, kidney failure is nothing exciting for humans and animals alike.
Loco started out once found and rehabbed to be in a single kitty environment at the vet clinic. She did not worry about other kitty’s that came in for care unless they did not reside in carriers, (my theory was she felt threatened that they may try to move in). She enjoyed all of the attention until she didn’t, she would let you know by giving you nibbles back. When she loved the love you gave her she would proceed to drool all over you and she loved all the foods. Occasionally a client would be kind and let us know she was limping, her hair being all black helped camouflage that she was missing her rear leg. When Sullivan joined us she made it very clear he was only allowed in the back of the clinic. One day, I believe she had a dental done, she was not guarding her area and Sullivan ventured out front. He was brave enough to let her know he belonged after that and she finally started to tolerate him. I would even be inclined if I say she eventually enjoyed his company. Loosing these two kitties recently definitely is not easy, all of their little quirks and love will be missed immensely. 

05/11/2026

Bocephus the 6 week old Chocolate Labrador Retriever came in for his first vaccine and visit today ❤️🐾

05/11/2026

Winston the adorable little 8 week old Yorkshire Terrier puppy came in for his first visit today ❤️🐾