Marina Animal Clinic

11/07/2026

What sad news. Please continue to help out where you can.

There is no easy way to share this news. 💔

Victor, one of the dogs seized from the Mercy Sakes rescue facility on the evening of November 4th, has succumbed to the severe neglect he endured.

Despite receiving around-the-clock care since his rescue, Victor’s condition was too severe for him to survive.

Our team and the staff at Tulsa Animal Services are beyond devastated. 😔

Since these dogs were seized, the work has been nonstop. Our organizations have given everything we have. We have barely slept. We have barely eaten. We have fought with everything in us to save these animals and give them the care they so desperately need.

This loss is taking an unimaginable toll on everyone involved. But we will not stop. We will keep going for Victor and for the 19 other dogs who were deceased upon arrival.

Our team continues to work alongside TAS staff to identify ALL of the animals involved in this tragedy, including the 19 sets of remains. Every single one of these animals deserves to be identified and accounted for.

Please keep our staff, Tulsa Animal Services staff, and the first responders who were on-site in your thoughts. They have witnessed and carried so much throughout this unimaginable rescue operation.

We will keep showing up. We will keep fighting. For Victor. For the others. For every animal who deserved better.

11/06/2026

The Humane Society and Tulsa animal Services are in desperate need of help. Please share and help where you can!! Such a horrible situation for these animals!

11/01/2026

Starr and Moonee — two little hearts still waiting. They’ve been waiting since April — not for a treat, not for a toy, but for something every animal deserves — a family of their very own. Meet Starr and Moonee, an adorable eight-month-old brother and sister who have spent most of their young lives right here at Marina Animal Clinic. While other kittens have found their forever homes, these two are still waiting for someone to choose them. And the saddest part? They don’t know there’s a whole world outside these clinic walls just waiting to be explored. They don’t know what it’s like to fall asleep on someone’s couch, wake up in a warm bed, or have a family who calls them their own. But they do know one thing: they have each other. Starr and Moonee are incredibly bonded. They’ve grown up side by side, and through all these months of waiting, neither has had to face it alone. We would love nothing more than to see them adopted together. After all, they’ve already spent their whole lives being each other’s family. Eight months old, spayed and neutered, up to date on vaccinations, FeLV and FIV negative, a bonded brother and sister pair. We love these babies, but no matter how much attention and affection we give them, a veterinary clinic is no substitute for a home. They deserve more than watching life happen from behind kennel doors. They deserve a family, a home, a future. Starr and Moonee have already spent six months waiting for their lives to begin. Please don’t let them spend another six. If you’ve been thinking about adding a furry family member, maybe there’s a reason you’re seeing this post today. And if you can’t adopt, please share. Their forever family might be just one share away. Marina Animal Clinic. Every Starr deserves a Moonee, and these two deserve a home together.

10/28/2026

Our sweet Hippo has been part of our family for six years, and he sure gave us a scare this week! ❤️
On October 22, Hippo chewed up a bed, so we induced vomiting and thankfully, he brought up most of what he had eaten. We were hopeful that whatever was left would pass on its own. For the next six days, he seemed to be doing just fine, so we thought we were in the clear.
Then, six days later, he vomited again, and we knew we couldn’t wait any longer. We jumped into action, fluids started, ran a barium series, and when it became clear things weren’t moving through his system as they should, our surgeon decided the safest thing for Hippo was emergency surgery.
We are so thankful that his surgery went well! Now comes the hard part — waiting, watching, and praying that he continues to improve and has a smooth recovery. 🙏
A huge thank-you to Toni, one of our wonderful employees, who is spending her day off taking extra-special care of Hippo and making sure he gets all the love and attention he needs. ❤️ Not that he is lacking!!!
If you would, please keep our sweet boy in your thoughts and prayers over the next few days. We are so happy to have gotten through surgery, and we’re hoping and praying that the road to recovery is a smooth one. We love you, Hippo! 🐾🦴

10/27/2026

🐾🕯️ Forever in Our Hearts 🕯️🐾

October 27 is observed by many as Día de Mu***os de las Mascotas—a day to honor and remember the beloved animals who are no longer with us.

At Marina Animal Clinic, we have had the privilege of caring for so many wonderful pets over the years. The pets pictured are just a few of the precious companions we’ve loved and lost. Each one holds a special place in our hearts. ❤️

Today, we remember them and all the beloved pets who brought so much love and joy to our lives. Though they are no longer by our sides, they will never be forgotten. 🌈🐾

We invite you to share a photo and the name of a beloved pet you’re remembering today. We would be honored to remember them with you. 💕

With love,
Your Marina Animal Clinic Family 🐾

***osDeLasMascotas

10/27/2026

Let’s help the rescues and shelters fill their food pantries! If you bring in at least a small bag of food (some food excluded) or at least 6 cans of food, receive $15.00 off your office visit. This is good through the month of November.

10/21/2026

🌈🐾 A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN ABOVE MARINA ANIMAL CLINIC ❤️

Sometimes God gives us a beautiful reminder to look up. ❤️

Today, a rainbow stretched over our clinic, and we’d like to think it was a little hello from all the precious souls who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. 🐾

The ones we fought for, the ones we held close, and the ones who left paw prints on our hearts forever.

How beautiful that the Rainbow Bridge appeared right above a place where so many lives have been loved. 🌈❤️🐾

10/20/2026

🐾💙 **Happy National Veterinary Technician Week — or as we call it, Staff Appreciation Week!** 💙🐾

This week, we’re celebrating our amazing **RVTs, veterinary assistants, and every member of our incredible team!** These are the people who show up every day with compassion, dedication, patience, and a whole lot of heart for the animals in our care.

Our RVTs and veterinary assistants play such an important role in caring for our patients, supporting our doctors, and making sure our furry friends get the attention and love they deserve. But it takes so much more than that to keep a veterinary hospital running!

From our reception team who greet clients, answer phones, schedule appointments, and help families navigate stressful moments, to our assistants and patient care team who comfort, clean, feed, and care for our patients, to everyone working behind the scenes to keep things moving — **every single person plays an important role in what we do.**

Veterinary medicine is a team effort. It takes long days, hard work, teamwork, flexibility, and plenty of compassion. Some of the most important things our staff do happen behind the scenes and may go unnoticed, but they never go unappreciated.

We truly couldn’t do what we do without each and every member of our team. Every role matters, every helping hand makes a difference, and every person contributes to the care we provide to our patients and their families.

❤️ **Staff Appreciation Week is about celebrating ALL of our people — the ones who make a difference in big ways and small, every single day.** We are so grateful for this amazing team and everything they do for our patients, our clients, and each other.

Please join us in celebrating the wonderful people who make it all happen! 🐶🐱🎉🐾

10/18/2026

Sunday is a perfect day to go adopt an animal.