Village Animal Clinic

A job may be had by anyone, but we have a passion for what we do. Our purpose at West Phoenix Veterinary Hospital is to improve the human-animal bond by providing modern and compassionate veterinary treatment. Phoenix, Glendale, Maryvale, Alhambra, Peoria, and Avondale are among the communities we proudly serve.

Eye Care for Animals is committed to providing the best veterinary ophthalmology care possible. Our board-certified ophthalmologists and clinical specialists give our clients, their pets, and referring veterinarians with the best level of care, education, and understanding.

Our goal is to give the best possible care for your dogs at an affordable price! We understand the emotional attachment that exists between pets and their owners. We strive to maintain the highest standard possible in our Arizona low-cost spay and neuter facility, and to make you as comfortable as possible in entrusting your pet to us.

Our West Valley Spay Neuter Clinic is conveniently accessible from everywhere in the West Valley, as it is located on Indian School Road at 73rd Avenue. Dr. Sheri Harmon and her team will provide you with excellent service. Since 2001, Dr. Sheri Harmon has worked as a veterinarian. She's worked in a variety of settings, including private practices and the Arizona Humane Society. Dr. Harmon earned a B.S. in Life Sciences with a minor in Microbiology from Arizona State University in 1997, summa cum laude. In 2001, she graduated from Colorado State University with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.

Altered Tails Barnhart Clinic's objective is to make spay/neuter surgery for companion animals and free-roaming cats as accessible and affordable as possible. Our goal is to make euthanasia obsolete as a method of animal population control in our community. We are a non-profit dedicated to providing high-quality professional veterinary services, and we pledge to: Providing daily pricing that is on average 75% less than full-service providers. Offering low-cost immunizations and other essential services to pet owners and rescue organizations. Using our Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) program, we are reducing the number of feral cats in our neighborhoods. Reducing the number of unwanted and stray pets that end up in our local animal shelters.

Dr. Campabadal has always aspired to be a veterinarian since she was a child. She was constantly rescuing stray dogs and cats, caring for and feeding them. She promised herself that she would get a degree in veterinary medicine so that she could save even more animals. She realized her dream a few years later when she graduated with honors from Costa Rica's Universidad Nacional's School of Veterinary Medicine. She worked for a few years after graduation at a thoroughbred farm in Panama before opening her own mobile practice in Costa Rica, where she cared for cattle, horses, dogs, and cats. For a while, she was also a member of the Costa Rica Veterinary Medical Examining Board.