Community Involvement

We’ve supported local pet nonprofits from day one.

We’ve donated over $252,081 in free medical services to Denver animal nonprofits.

Our partners promote animal compassion and prevent homelessness. The free medical care we offer helps adopted dogs and cats stay healthy in their new forever homes.

As we grow, our giving will grow as well!

We also give back in two other ways:

K-12 education and “vet for a day” hospital visits ignite STEM passion.
Supporting your events! We love to meet the people and pets of Denver at neighborhood fundraisers.

2022 DFL Furry Scurry

The Goodheart team supported the Dumb Friends League at the 29th annual Furry Scurry in Wash Park. The event raised more than $625K for homeless pets and horses.

2022 Denver Pride

The Goodheart crew loved meeting the people and pets of Denver. We hosted an “ask the vet” booth, handed out swag, and let pups cool off in our doggie pool.

2022 Juneteenth

Juneteenth celebrates the day African Americans in Texas learned of their freedom two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Goodheart joined Denver’s Juneteenth street fair for the 2nd year to meet the people and pets of Denver. We hosted an Ask the Vet booth, gave out swag, and helped hydrate hot pets at our water station.

2021 Juneteenth Street Fair

The Goodheart team loved meeting the people and pets of Denver. The Street Fair celebrates Denver’s diversity. Goodheart hosted an “ask the vet” booth and served as a hydration station for thirsty pups.

Student Visits

Dr Spencer mentored 8th-grader Izel Gomez-Martinez in the winter of 2022. We love to engage with students who are interested in animals and science.

Dr Spencer spent the morning speaking to the kindergartners at Graland Country Day School. The kids really enjoyed their virtual field trip! 📚✏️🚌🖍

Dr Spencer did a zoom presentation to the 3rd-grade class from Carson Elementary (Go “Cougars”!), teaching them the importance of keeping their pets healthy.

We had a great time giving tours to some of the Denver South High School Ravens.

6th-grade students from the Denver Green Middle School visited Goodheart for a tour to learn about their community.