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Clinic Needs

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Learn More About Our Clinic Needs & Upcoming Projects​

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While our primary focus is always on the animals we serve, some essential needs and projects extend beyond direct patient care. These items and improvements play a vital role in strengthening our mission—helping us provide a higher level of care, operate more efficiently, and expand the services we can offer to our community.

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From equipment upgrades and facility improvements to special project needs, every item on this list helps us create a safer, more effective, and more compassionate environment for both animals and the people who love them. By supporting these efforts, you’re not only helping us care for today’s patients but also ensuring that we can meet the growing needs of our community for years to come.

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Please check out our list of clinic needs and upcoming projects. If you are interested in supporting a particular need or project, please reach out to our Executive Director, Trudy Terres, at trudyhsnn@gmail.com for more information.

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Updated 10/28/26

Future Improvements & Clinic Equipment Needed​​​​​​​​​​​

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Medical Supplies
Every day, our clinic relies on a steady supply of surgical and medical essentials, from surgical packs and sutures to syringes, medications, and other supplies needed to safely care for animals.
We spend $10,000–$15,000 every month on necessary medical supplies to keep our clinic operating and provide the high-quality, affordable care our community depends on. These supplies may not always be the most visible part of our work, but they are absolutely essential to our ability to help animals.
When you donate toward clinic supplies, you help cover the everyday costs that make our work possible. When these essential expenses are supported by donors, more of our other funding can go directly toward helping animals whose families need financial assistance, expanding access to care, and preventing suffering and neglect caused by pet overpopulation.
Whether you would like to support a specific supply or make a general donation toward medical supplies, your support helps turn resources into more animals spayed, neutered, treated, and cared for.
Your gift doesn't just stock our shelves, it helps keep our doors open to the animals who need us most.
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Small Animal traps for feral cats
One of HSNC biggest programs is our TNR (trap-neuter-return) program. We strive to inspire community members to go into their community, trap their local community cats, and get them fixed to help reduce overpopulation! Something we offer to assist in this mission is trap rentals. Over the years and hundreds of people renting we have had some damaged, missing, or just gone through basic wear and tear. 
Continuing to always have a full stock of traps ensures that we can continue to remove barriers for those wanting to make a change!
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