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At the time, I was volunteering with our local humane society and helping promote the spay/neuter program through photos and social media. One day, our veterinarian pulled the board president and me aside.

The clinic had been operating for about six months and was growing. She told us that to continue growing safely and sustainably, we needed better systems in place to manage patient information, documentation, and clinic operations.

Like many nonprofit organizations, we couldn't afford the traditional veterinary software designed to do those things.

The board president looked at me and asked if I could build something.

I had no idea what a PIMS (Practice Information Management System) was.

So I got to work.

What I discovered was that the biggest challenge wasn't paperwork. Critical knowledge lived inside a handful of people's heads. The clinic depended on those individuals being present because there was no easy way to share what they knew with the rest of the team.

I wanted to change that.

ClinicDay launched in March and immediately became part of every clinic day.

I knew it was working when volunteers started using it confidently on their own and began suggesting improvements and new ideas.

Then they started saying something else:

I agreed.

Because if one volunteer-driven clinic needed better systems to continue helping animals, there were probably many others facing the same challenge.

ClinicDay exists to help spay/neuter programs spend less time managing paperwork, less time relying on institutional knowledge, and more time helping animals and the people who care for them.