Art for Animals is the premier fundraiser for Pet Community Center. Taking place on September 25, 2021 supporters will enjoy a cocktail hour and silent auction, a seated dinner, a live auction featuring local artists, and much more! All proceeds from this event support PCC programming.

Our Programs:

Spay/Neuter - In June 2014, Pet Community Center opened Nashville’s first public low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter clinic. Our goal is to eliminate the need to use euthanasia as a means of controlling the pet population. PCC focuses on areas of Metro Nashville with high rates of shelter intake and low-income individuals to have the greatest impact. Our targeted approach, in partnership with Metro Animal Care and Control (MACC), has diminished the shelter euthanasia rate from 80% to less than 10%.

Vaccine Clinic - PCC’s vaccine clinic provides affordable, basic preventive veterinary care for cats and dogs, including vital vaccinations, microchips, and preventive medications. Keeping these treatments and services affordable allows every pet to receive the care it deserves.

Community Cat Program - Community cats are outdoor, free-roaming cats that thrive throughout the community. We work with a team of compassionate animal welfare leaders to trap, spay/neuter, and return community cats to their territories where they thrive, ensuring they can maintain their best physical condition in their own environment. PCC’s Community Cat Program provides resources and medical services to humanely reduce overpopulation, improve the quality of life of community cats, and ensure good health—for their sake and for that of their neighbors.

Pets for Life - Pets for Life (PFL) transforms the lives of animals by serving people and pets in underserved areas and bringing awareness to systemic inequities and injustices. Through PFL, we serve those isolated from pet service providers by utilizing long-term, door-to-door outreach to build trust, connect with people and their pets, and increase access to resources and information. The program provides free spay/neuter services, wellness care, pet supplies, transportation support, and shares information with pet owners who statistically have the least access to affordable veterinary care and supplies. Since 2017, PCC has provided medical care and resources to more than 1,500 pet owners with the greatest need.