Engagement

 

Pet Safe

There are times when individuals or families cannot care for their pets. Homes might be lost to natural disasters, adults may seek emergency shelter to escape domestic violence, or the pet owner may need hospice care.

The PetSafe program, a community service offered by the Purdue Veterinary Medicine, meets the short-term housing needs of these pets.

PetSafe has successfully provided emergency shelter for approximately 15 pets per year since 1993 and has expanded to include pets affected by owners in hospice care.

Animal Behavior Clinic

If you feel that you do not understand your pet’s behavior and need help, we are here to assist you. Through a behavior consultation at the Purdue Animal Behavior Clinic, we will gather information regarding possible causes and contributing factors of the problematic behavior to make a diagnosis and intervention.

Since each animal and family is different, we determine the most feasible and suitable treatment plans to fit your individual situation.