Connect With Evergreen

Evergreen Veterinary Hospital holds an annual pet food drive each year from Thanksgiving to the New Year. Our chosen charity to support is People and Paws of Greater Dayton. This local charity provides food and necessities like cat litter to families with pets in need. 

Food for dogs, cats, pocket pets, cat litter, or monitory offerings can be donated at our facility during normal business hours. People & Paws greatly appreciate your generosity!

We have collaborated with the Miami Valley Veterinary Medical Association and Sinclair Community College to develop Sinclair’s degree-earning, accredited Veterinary Technology Program for the Dayton area.  

We continue to be actively engaged with the Sinclair Community College Veterinary Technology Degree Program. As an accredited teaching hospital, we host students during their clinicals where they continue to learn valuable technical skills, communication, and work experience before graduating. You may spot these students at any time working with our team!

We are actively engaged with the Sinclair Community College Veterinary Assistant Certification Program as well.

As an accredited teaching hospital, we also host these students during their clinical weeks where they continue to learn valuable technical skills, communication, and work experience before graduating. You may spot these students at any time working with our team!

We encourage job shadowing and offer employment to those interested in a career in veterinary medicine. Admissions to Veterinary and Veterinary Technology schools will require experience in both animal handling and in the veterinary clinical setting. 

At Evergreen, students will gain these valuable experiences.  Both pre-vet and pre-vet tech students are welcome to inquire about shadowing or job opportunities with Evergreen. See details here.

Our veterinarians actively participate within the Miami Valley Veterinary Medical Association, an organization dedicated to supporting Greater Miami Valley veterinarians through continuing education and fostering relationships with local humane organizations.

Our veterinarians volunteer their time at local schools to educate young students about veterinarians, veterinary medicine, animal care, and animal behavior. 

Science Olympiad is an academic competition designed to allow students in 6th through 12th grade an opportunity to compete across as array of 23 unique Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) events.

Centerville High School Biology Club is an extracurricular focused on biologic studies beyond normal high school curriculum. This club gives students the opportunity to learn from guest lecturers and complete a dissection lab, as well as compete in national competitions.