The focus is on age 5 to 9 years, but information is available for all age groups and adults. Much of the information is presented as bilingual syntia boards. The focus in on dogs and cats, but volunteers also use three Kits covering bird, reptile and unusual pet care. White doctor jackets, an exam table with drawers of instruments for children's role playing and a variety of stuffed animals for examination. A microscope is fixed to the counter with items for viewing such as animal hair, quills, scales, feathers and parasites in laminated slides.
Flip books focus on animal health and the elements of owner responsibility.
A plexiglass cabinet includes turtle and snake skeletons, animal bones and a synthetic heart infested with heartworm. A large mural on the Adoption Center and Animal Hospital wall depicts the mathematical problem related to pet reproduction and pet overpopulation. A video monitor with information on choosing the appropriate pet and proper pet care, e.g. guinea pigs and proper diets, nail trimming and proper way to hold the animal. Other topics include choosing pets if allergies are a problem - turtles might be a good choice. One monitor helps children write about or draw a picture of a favorite pet.