LifeLine Animal Project
LifeLine Animal Project is a general practice practice in Atlanta, GA. Procedures include Yearly pet exams, Sick Medical Exam, Routine Check-up, and Preventative care.
About
LifeLine Animal Project operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is Georgia’s largest animal welfare organization, caring for over 46,000 animals annually. It manages DeKalb and Fulton County Animal Services, which are Atlanta’s only open-intake shelters, ensuring no animal is turned away. The organization focuses on ending the euthanasia of healthy and treatable animals through innovative sheltering, accessible veterinary care, and community support programs. Its veterinary clinics offer affordable services ranging from preventative care to complex, lifesaving procedures.
Beyond sheltering, LifeLine runs Georgia’s largest pet retention and prevention programs, providing low-cost spay and neuter services, affordable and free veterinary care, pet food assistance, and other critical resources. The Community Animal Center clinic provides full-service care, including vaccines, dental care, and emergency visits. The Fulton County Animal Services Veterinary Clinic offers yearly pet exams, vaccines, and heartworm and flea and tick preventatives.
Procedures
- Yearly pet exams
- Sick Medical Exam
- Routine Check-up
- Preventative care
- Feline Combo Test
- Sick Emergency Exam
- Dental Consultation
- Complex, lifesaving procedures
- Parvo Test
- Vaccine Only Appointment
- Spay/Neuter Surgeries
- Heartworm Test
- Flea and tick preventatives
- Heartworm testing
- Prescriptions for flea/tick/heartworm medication
Frequently asked questions
- What types of veterinary services are available at LifeLine Animal Project's clinics?
- LifeLine Animal Project offers a range of veterinary services, including preventative care, complex, lifesaving procedures, routine check-ups, sick medical exams, sick emergency exams, and vaccine-only appointments. They also provide low-cost spay/neuter surgeries and dental consultations, with full dental procedures to be scheduled after an initial consultation.
- Does LifeLine Animal Project offer spay/neuter services?
- Yes, LifeLine Animal Project provides low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter surgeries at its clinics. These procedures are offered to help control pet overpopulation and may prevent medical and behavioral problems, contributing to pets leading longer, healthier, and happier lives. Free spay/neuter appointments are available for residents of DeKalb County.
- What payment options are accepted at LifeLine Animal Project clinics?
- Payment for services at LifeLine Animal Project clinics is due at the time of service. Accepted payment methods include cash, debit, and credit cards, specifically Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. Additionally, the clinics accept Scratchpay and CareCredit® for wellness services at their Community Animal Center and Fulton County Animal Services locations.
- What services are available for community cats?
- LifeLine Animal Project offers spay and neuter services for community cats. They have specific guidelines for drop-off, requiring cats to be in secured traps. The community cat surgery fee includes rabies and FVRCP vaccinations, and all feral or community cats receive an ear-tip to indicate they are spayed/neutered.
- What is the deposit policy for missed appointments at the Community Animal Center clinic?
- As of an unspecified effective date, if a client fails to show for a scheduled appointment or does not provide cancellation notice more than 24 hours in advance at the LifeLine Community Animal Center full-service clinic, a $30 deposit will be required to reschedule. This deposit will then be applied towards the total bill at checkout.