Hill Street Veterinary Hospital Affiliations
York County SPCA
Hill Street participates with the York County SPCA in their Low Cost Spay and Neuter Program. These procedures are scheduled for Wednesdays only. Please contact the SPCA directly to obtain a voucher. Questions concerning this process can be directed to either the SPCA (717-764-6109) or the staff at Hill Street.
The Last Chance Fund
The Last Chance Fund (TLC) is a program established by the Pennsylvania Veterinary Foundation (PVF) to ensure a source for funding for abused, neglected or injured un-owned (stray) companion animals. Funding is provided on a case-by-case basis, and it is not always guaranteed.
Hill Street recommended a young Pit Bull, Rosie, last year. Rosie was found in the bushes. She had a broken leg and several abrasions that suggested she had been hit by a car. Hill Street contacted TLC on Rosie’s behalf, and they were able to provide funding to fix Rosie’s leg. A home was found for Rosie, and she has recovered well.
Information on TLC can be found at www.pavetfoundation.org.
The Animal Behavior Network
The Animal Behavior Network (ABN) is a network of families, pet professionals, and veterinary practices with a shared goal to improve the relationships between people and pets. ABN provides comprehensive education and guidance on topics ranging from puppy and kitten raising to complicated issues like fear biting and other aggressive behaviors.
To Schedule An Appointment with Hill Street
Please call us at 843-6060.
No appointment is needed Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 11 AM.
Our office hours are:
Monday through Thursday 8:30 AM - 9 PM
Friday 8:30 AM - 7 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM - 12:00 noon
2012 Holiday Schedule
Monday, May 28 - Memorial Day
Wednesday, July 4 - Independence Day
Monday, September 3 - Labor Day
Thursday, November 22 - Thanksgiving
Tuesday, December 25 - Christmas
About Payments and Fees
Hill Street Veterinary Hospital is privately run and recovers costs of materials and services through fees alone. Unless prior arrangements are made, all bills are due in full when your pet is discharged. For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, and debit cards.
Occasionally, under special circumstances, we will send a bill; nonpayment or deliquent payment, however, will result in a service charge and discontinuation of this privilege.
We encourage all pet owners to consult with one of the veterinarians for a complete explanation of fees prior to the treatment in question.