Pet Help in the Tulsa Area
In Tulsa and need help now? For an emergency, go to a 24-hour hospital below and tell them if cost is a barrier. To lower costs, start with the spay/neuter programs and low-cost clinics. For a bill you can’t cover, get a free funding plan.
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Emergencies and 24-hour hospitals
- Animal Emergency Center of Tulsa 24 hours
4055 S. 102nd E. Ave, Tulsa, OK 74146 · (918) 665-0508
24-hour emergency, trauma and critical care hospital for dogs and cats in metro Tulsa, open 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Has an in-house lab, ICU, surgery, digital radiology, endoscopy, CT and ultrasound. - Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists 24 hours
1501 West 78th Street South, Tulsa, OK 74132 · (918) 299-4900
Veterinary referral surgical center with emergency veterinarians providing 24-hour care 365 days a year. Emergency care is given without an appointment; board-certified specialists offer surgery, internal medicine and ophthalmology.
Spay, neuter and vouchers
- Fix It, Tulsa - Low/No-Cost Pet Services List
City of Tulsa
City of Tulsa campaign that connects pet owners with low- or no-cost spay and neuter, vaccination and microchip services through local veterinarians and partners. Residents join a first-come, first-served notification list and are contacted as clinics and appointments open up.
Low-cost clinics and vaccines
- Tulsa SPCA Clinic
Tulsa · (918) 428-7722
Low-cost nonprofit clinic for dogs and cats: walk-in vaccine clinic, a Preventative Care Clinic for wellness exams and minor illness (by appointment), a walk-in Quick Care Clinic, and low-cost spay/neuter; it serves people regardless of finances.
Pet food
- Tulsa SPCA Pet Food Pantry and Request for Assistance
City of Tulsa · (918) 428-7722
Free pet food once every 30 days for City of Tulsa residents (proof of residency required), plus crates, supplies and help getting low-cost vet care, while funding allows, for families facing financial hardship.
Keeping your pet, end-of-life care and pet loss
- Broken Arrow Animal Shelter (Broken Arrow Police Animal Control)
4121 E. Omaha, Broken Arrow, OK · (918) 259-8311
City animal shelter run by the Broken Arrow Police Department. Officers respond to animals running at large, dangerous animals, injured animals and bites. The shelter handles adoptions and animal surrenders. - Glenpool Animal Control
City of Glenpool · (918) 322-8110
City animal control with two full-time officers covering Glenpool seven days a week: investigates animal bites and observes impounded animals for rabies, enforces leash laws and animal ordinances, captures and impounds strays, promotes adoption of animals, sells dog and cat licenses, and investigates cruelty, vicious and nuisance animal complaints. - Jenks Animal Control & Pet Adoption (Jenks Police Department)
City of Jenks · (918) 299-6311
Part of the Jenks Police Department, Animal Control responds to calls about stray dogs and cats, select wildlife and animals running at large, impounds strays, enforces leash laws and animal ordinances, and promotes adoption of animals in its care. Exotic animal permits are also handled here. - Owasso Animal Shelter
500 S Main Street, Owasso, OK 74055 · (918) 272-4965
Municipal animal shelter for the City of Owasso. Three Animal Control Officers enforce animal ordinances and house and care for stray and unwanted animals. Unwanted dogs and cats from Owasso residents are accepted by appointment at the officer's discretion. Found pets must be reported to the shelter within 24 hours, though finders may keep the animal while looking for the owner. The shelter does not handle wildlife. - Sand Springs Animal Welfare
1640 W. Wekiwa Road, Sand Springs, OK · (918) 246-2543
City animal welfare staff investigate animal bites, stray cats and dogs, nuisance animals, aggressive or dangerous dogs, and neglect, abandonment and cruelty cases. Dogs and cats in the city's care are offered for adoption if not claimed. All dogs and cats in city limits must be licensed; a tag and microchip are issued with each license, sold at the Animal Control facility. - Sapulpa Animal Shelter (Sapulpa Police Animal Welfare Division)
8812 W 100th St. S., Sapulpa, OK 74067 · (918) 227-2722
Animal Welfare Division of the Sapulpa Police Department: picks up stray animals, investigates cruelty, reunites lost pets with owners and finds new homes for unwanted pets. Animal Control Officers enforce the city animal code, including rabies vaccination and spay/neuter requirements. Unclaimed animals may become available for adoption or rescue after three business days; owner-surrendered animals are available right away. - Tulsa Animal Services (City of Tulsa)
3031 N Erie Ave, Tulsa, OK 74115 · (918) 596-8010
City of Tulsa animal shelter handling strays, owner surrenders, rabies quarantine, lost and found pets, adoptions, pet licensing and animal cruelty complaints. Adopted pets are spayed or neutered.
Paying for a bigger bill
Ask any hospital about payment plans, CareCredit or Scratchpay, and apply to more than one assistance program. Ways to pay a vet bill in Oklahoma lists the programs that are open now, and a free funding plan puts them together for your pet, with a free fundraiser page if you want one.