VCA South Shore (Weymouth) Animal Hospital

VCA South Shore (Weymouth) Animal Hospital is located in Weymouth, Massachusetts, servicing the local towns of Braintree, Holbrook, Abington, Norwell, Hingham, Duxbury, Rockland, Hanover and Quincy for over 30 years! As a full-service veterinary emergency and general practice medical facility, we are equipped to provide complete veterinary care for all your pet's life stages. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about the many resources available at VCA South Shore.

Hometown Care at VCA South Shore (Weymouth) Animal Hospital

VCA South Shore (Weymouth) Animal Hospital has cutting edge diagnostic and treatment equipment that allows us to offer an unparalleled level of comprehensive care to our patients. Our veterinarians work hand in hand with your primary care veterinarian to ensure that your pet receives the best continuity of care. 

General practice and some specialty appointments are available seven days a week and our expert team is available 365 days a year for emergencies.

Accreditations & Affiliations
American Animal Hospital Association

The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) sets the standard for quality veterinary care for companion animals. As an accredited hospital, we voluntarily uphold the Association's high standards in 18 different areas and are routinely evaluated on over 900 different standards of veterinary care. Not all animal hospitals are accredited, and we are proud to be amongst only 12-15% of veterinary hospitals that hold this honor.

VECCS
Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS) offers certification programs to veterinary facilities that provide emergency and critical patient care. This certification is to recognize those hospitals that meet and exceed the minimum standards and guidelines published by the VECCS. The VECCS does this to raise the standard of care, while also increasing public and professional awareness in the area of veterinary emergency and critical patient care.

In Our Community

We harness the scale and strength of our global network while acknowledging each individual's contribution. We work locally to improve the lives of all who interact with our brand.


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  • Quincy Animal Shelter

    The Quincy Animal Shelter is a 100% volunteer run organization.The Shelter has NO PAID STAFF and relies completely on their volunteers and the community for support. Incorporated in November 1999 as a non-profit Massachusetts charity, they are also a recognized charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. Since 1999 the Quincy Animal Shelter has placed more than 5,000 cats and dogs into loving and forever homes through out MA and New England.

    http://www.quincyanimalshelter.org/

  • Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton

    Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton is dedicated to providing shelter, care, humane treatment and loving homes for stray or unwanted companion animals. We seek to serve our community by fostering relationships, promoting education and making a positive impact on pet overpopulation.

    http://baypathhumane.org

  • New England Burials At Sea

    New England Burials At Sea, the nation's most requested at sea burial service, has recently announced adding their services to provide pet burial at sea services (ash scatterings) to pet owners who wish to memorialize their beloved, furry friends who have passed on.

    http://www.newenglandburialsatsea.com/

  • Fairy DogParents

    Fairy DogParents is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that helps prevent dogs from being surrendered to shelters.

    They provide assistance with food, medical and general wellness needs of qualified dog recipients in Massachusetts.

    Fairy DogParents is 100% dependent on donations and they cannot guarantee any goods or services for applicants.

    http://www.fairydogparents.org/

  • Massachusetts Humane Society

    MHS was started on June 7th, 2004 with a handful of caring and supporting Volunteers that wanted to help reach out to homeless, neglected and mistreated animals. The mission of MHS is to help shelter animals by providing exceptional care and proper placement of adoptable companion animals. Caring for life long unadoptable animals. The MHS staff is dedicated, committed and tirelessly engaged in ensuring every animal entrusted to us is nurtured, provided food, medications if needed, and opportunities for exercise and play in a warm and safe environment.

    http://masshumane.org/

  • New England Wildlife Center

    The New England Wildlife Center is an informal hands-on science education organization that uses the activities of veterinary medical care and rehabilitation of wildlife like raccoons, reptiles, and birds of prey, and the veterinary care of exotic pets like snakes, lizards, and turtles as a vehicle for learning by elementary, middle school, high school and undergraduate students. The Center, located in a green, sustainable facility known as the Thomas E. Curtis Wildlife Hospital and Education Facility, is in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

    The Center is a community integrated non-profit that serves as the meeting place for science educators, reptile enthusiasts, animal control officers, wildlife caretakers, folk musicians, and habitat based artists.

    http://wildlife-education-center.com/

  • Animal Rescue League

    The Animal Rescue League is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing domesticated animals and wildlife from suffering, cruelty, abandonment, and neglect.

    http://www.arlboston.org/

  • Tufts University Pet Loss Support Hotline

    The hot line was established in 1996 by veterinary students to provide a community based resource for people to safely grieve the past or impending separation from a pet.

    http://www.tufts.edu/vet/petloss

  • Windsong Memorials

    Pet memorials. Please visit the website for more information.

    http://www.windsong-memorials.com/

  • Sterling Animal Shelter

    The Animal Shelter Inc. of Sterling, Massachusetts EIN # 04-3236868 is a non-profit organization (formed in 1988 - incorporated in 1994) and no-kill animal shelter with no time or age restrictions. The shelter exists to provide humane sheltering and high quality medical care for stray, unwanted, abused and neglected animals and to find loving, lifelong homes for orphaned pets.

    The staff is dedicated to finding good homes for adoptable pets and they continue to promote responsible pet ownership and to improve the quality of life for the animals and people in our community. The Shelter is supported entirely by donations from private individuals and through surrender and adoption fees. The Animal Shelter, Inc. does not receive support from the United Way or from federal, state or local governments. Their on-site veterinary clinic cares for over 3,000+ animals that come through their shelter yearly and provides a low/no cost spay/neuter, general wellness program assisting local animal control officers, shelters and breed rescues.

    The Sterling Animal Shelter can be contacted at (978) 422-8585.

    http://sterlingshelter.org/