My mama & I there is another veterinarian in with Lewis Veterinary Clinic. We've taken our fur…read morebabies to see Kathryn. Kathryn is amazing with our fur babies & nursing them back to health & tip top shape. Could not ask for a better veterinarian doctor around Rockingham County NC.

We're new in town and were hoping to find a vet that was as good as our last one. Lewis didn't…read moredisappoint us, they treat our animals and us like family. We're incredibly happy with Lewis and highly recommend them.

We're delighted with the improvement our 11yr old rescue dog has shown since being treated by Emily…read moreThackston, DVM. Jaco is very belligerent about brushing and grooming, but Emily was able to shave of his matted haunches and diagnosed what was making him lethargic and grumpy, give him his annual shots, and he's been smiling ever since. Recommended!

We love Jerry. He is kind and has always given us great. As for the other comments, I'm not sure…read morewhat one person means with having a service dog. He treats all dogs the same and just because it's service dog will not get special treatment. I know this from personal experience. I also know whenever I've had an emergency they take the dog in and you may have to wait or leave it, but they've always fitted me in dog cat whatever so I'm not sure what that comment was for either. We have been going to him for years. We've tried other vets from here to Madison and none of them comes close. We do take our cats which rarely have anything wrong but yearly shots to another Vet because of the cost, but if I had an emergency with my cats that Vet would not touch them as they have been a joke since I would go into them. But I save money to have all these animals in my home vaccinated and treated for everything.

I had adopted my puppy from iIAR recently. A big shout out to all the professional volunteers. They…read moreare careful placing their animals in a safe, loving environment.

Independent Animal Rescue (IAR) goes above and beyond to care for companion animals in the Durham…read moreand Chapel Hill communities. They are truly all-volunteer and every decision they make is made with the best interest of the dog or cat in mind. I started fostering kittens with IAR in 2014 and continued on as a foster for several more years before transitioning to other volunteer roles. I also am what is known as a foster fail, having adopted an adorable lanky kitten early on as a companion for our resident kitty. Due to personal health concerns, I sadly stepped down from my volunteer roles last year, but I have a deep love for IAR and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking to adopt a dog, cat or pair of kittens, or to foster or volunteer! If you happen to be on one of the North Durham Nextdoor websites, on just about every post concerning community cats or dogs you'll see numerous individuals who have found help through IAR recommending them as a resource for guidance and support. I am sure the same is true throughout Durham, Chapel Hill, and Carrboro. IAR is quick to step in when there is a need - whether it's saving kittens who are in storm drains, feeding and spaying and neutering feral colonies, or rescuing and caring for homeless dogs and cats until they find their forever homes.