CAMP is an organization dedicated to providing affordable spay/neuter, vaccine and wellness care services to low income communities in Los Angeles. We believe that veterinary care should be affordable and accessible. We believe that no animal should be surrendered to a shelter to be euthanized because their owner can't afford needed veterinary care. The Community Animal Medicine Project -- CAMP (formerly called Spay Neuter Project of Los Angeles, SNP LA) is Southern California’s largest non-profit veterinary organization providing indispensable pet care services throughout Los Angeles’ most underserved communities.We operate four low cost, high volume spay/neuter and community animal medicine clinics in South Los Angeles, San Pedro and Mission Hills and run mobile clinics that travel throughout Los Angeles County bringing care directly to the communities that need it. We also operate CAMP’s Veterinary Training Project, training veterinary professionals in the desperately needed skills of high volume, high quality spay/neuter surgical skills and techniques. This scholarship supported program was established to provide solutions to the overburdened shelter system and to meet the veterinary shortage head on. Since we opened our doors in 2007, the CAMP veterinarian staff have performed over 300,000 spay/neuter surgeries - preventing the birth of millions of puppies and kittens into homelessness. Our community animal medicine veterinary programs reach over 80,000 pets annually providing affordable spay/neuter, vaccine and wellness care services to historically excluded communities in Los Angeles. CAMP is about community!

Community Animal Medicine Project, Inc.

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