Quick Fix Veterinary Clinic

03/04/2026

This week was busy with dentals, enucleations, and cystotomies! As we grow through QFV and Michigan Pet Surgery and Dentistry Clinic we are looking for experienced veterinary assistants and licensed veterinary technicians--both full and part time. Here are the links to the job postings:

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=bc8cc57133bdd652&from=shareddesktop_copy

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=e04a643b302bdc2f&from=shareddesktop_copy

The need for high quality low-cost procedures continues to grow, and we are looking for the right people to grow with us!

23/03/2026

Unfortunate update. The shelter director prefers the cats stay in Bonaire.

22/03/2026

Supporting groups in countries with significant barriers to medical supplies can make a world of difference to hundreds of animals. While they pay $15-35 for a choice of very limited flea control, we were able to give them monthly doses at under $2 per pet. The money saved helps them help more animals.

22/03/2026

We arrived at Animal Shelter Bonaire with supplies. We were able to see a bit of their shelter, meet the animals we hope to bring back with us, and plan to finish their vet care and make travel arrangements! We are planning on adopting their 3 longest residents (3-4 years in the shelter), and perhaps bring 1 or 2 more for adoption.

22/03/2026

20/03/2026

Our trip to Kitten Rescue Foundation was a success! Got to see the place, meet some volunteers, saw their facility, and helped out with some tiny kittens we realized were ill. Fingers crossed that some of the donations we brought will cure them.

15/03/2026

All of the luggage and supplies made it! We met up with Marie of Cats of Cuaraco, transferred some supplies, and are making plans for the rest of the week!

09/03/2026

Packages of medical supplies and donations have been arriving for weeks. The clock is ticking. A huge Thank You to those who have donated to support these animals. Hundreds of animals on these 2 small islands will benefit from your generosity!

For those who still wish to contribute, we recommend donating directly to these rescues: Kitten Rescue Curacao Foundation, Cats of Curacao, Animal Shelter Bonaire.

Follow our page and posts as we chronicle this life-saving mission!

24/02/2026

A huge thanks to all who have contributed to the island cats! We are set on soft-sided luggage, but could use large hard-sided luggage as well. We are also in need of airline approved pet carriers! Occasionally animals are adopted and need a way to get to their forever home, or need to be transferred to a larger medical facility. We could also use nutritional and probiotic supplements, and flea/tick/dewormer medications. Items can be dropped off at our location in Alto (6330 Snow Ave SE) Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday's until March 9. THANK YOU!!

15/02/2026

IN SEARCH OF: For this trip we will be bringing thousands of dollars worth of life-saving supplies and medicine to the local groups. Paying for additional luggage fees is wayyyyy cheaper than shipping fees. Ideally, we will be able to fill several international-size suitcases, but will not be returning with them.

If you or anyone you know has any very large, in sturdy condition, suitcases capable of holding nearly 50-lbs. a piece that they are willing to donate, we could certainly use them.

Thank you!!

11/02/2026

Island life sounds great, in theory--but only if you aren't an animal. The majority of foreign cultures do not support spay/neuter, and have no concern for the endless suffering happening in front of their eyes.

In Greece it is deemed "unnatural" to de-sex an animal--yet it is perfectly acceptable to throw bags of puppies and kittens in dumpsters or in the ocean. The Greek government funds widespread poisoning of street animals every year before "tourist season", so foreigners don't see how bad the situation truly is.

In Trinidad and Tobago the streets are filled with sad-looking emaciated dogs covered in mange.

Next month we head to Curacao, bringing supplies and support to the groups on the ground. The best way to get them what they need is to bring it--shipments are taxed and amazon doesn't deliver.

If you are compelled to help in the mission of these rescues, you can donate directly to Cats of Curacao and Kitten Rescue Curacao Foundation. You can also donate on our website through Squarespace (which charges a fee), or help with supplies through our Amazon wish list https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/20AFH6DRVYR6N?ref_=list_d_wl_lfu_nav_2.

Donations of flea & tick medication (expired or not) would be greatly appreciated- no Sergeant or Hartz brands, please. They can be dropped off at our location in Alto on Mon-Wed-Thurs from 2/16-3/10.

We appreciate your support in helping as many animals as possible.
Dr. Amy

10/02/2026

We have finished opening slots for February and March. Please note: We will be gone for 1/2 of March, so don't delay in scheduling! Get your pets spayed/neutered/vaccinated/ready for heart worm season, etc! We are also open to both cat and dog dentals at this time! All appointments are self-scheduled through our website.