Sentences with phrase «mobile clinic serving»

SNAP's Neuter Scooter Bus is a full - service mobile clinic serving the Greater San Diego area.

Pasado's Safe Haven Sultan WA 360-793-9393 Operate «The Spay Station» mobile clinic serving King, Snohomish & Skagit counties.

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Critical Care Transport Worldwide, Cleveland Clinic's critical care transport fleet comprises mobile ICU vehicles, helicopters and fixed - wing aircraft, and serves children and adults.

Nick Bentley will be serving as our Master of Ceremonies and Dr. Summer Heatly will hold well - checks in her mobile veterinarian clinic.

Spay / neuter clinics, private veterinarians, a mobile unit which serves low - income rural areas, a M.A.S.H. program and a state pet overpopulation fund supported by spay / neuter license plates combine to provide over 25,000 pet sterilization services each year in our state.

The Mobile Veterinary Clinic is a house call veterinary practice for residential pets serving the Nashville area.

He later served on the staff of the Hanover Veterinary Clinic before starting his mobile outreach service, Metropolitan Veterinary Consultants, in 2000.

Owned and operated by Dr. Jessie Sanders, AVS is a 100 % mobile veterinary clinic and hospital dedicated to serving the needs of all aquatic animals.

Although WeSNiP had to close their own clinic due to funding, Karen continues to serve the shelter community and affect overpopulation by working part - time as a spay / neuter surgeon at the NOAH shelter in Stanwood, WA and the Spay to Save mobile clinic in Sequim, WA.

The ARL's «Spay Waggin,» a mobile service that provides affordable spaying and neutering services to communities in Cape Cod and the South Shore, served in part as inspiration for the localized clinic.

As Family Dog Rescue looks to the future, they hope to soon be able to sponsor mobile spay / neuter clinics in under - served areas of California.

Dr. René Holt is the owner of Rocket City Mobile Veterinary Clinic, which serves clients throughout Alabama's Madison County.

Low - cost, full - service mobile veterinary clinic serving low - income clients in all five boroughs.

Dr. Lynn, who received her DVM from Michigan State in 2008, owns and operates a mobile veterinary clinic in Sault Sainte Marie, Mich., and also serves as a captain in the U.S. Army Reserve Veterinary Corps.

The program serves all five boroughs and surgeries are performed by mobile spay / neuter clinic expert Dr. Jenny Ripka.

When you schedule an appointment with us, Dr. Kristie Plunkett will drive the only full service mobile vet clinic serving Tulsa to your home or work.

SOS of Ohio was established in 2007 by Dr. Melanie deHaan as a mobile mash clinic serving humane societies and area shelters.

The organization envisioned a vehicle that could fulfill two important needs: serving as a mobile cat spay / neuter clinic * and * an air - conditioned mobile cat adoption center, on different days.

Our Mobile Clinic will be visiting several rural areas to serve feral and abandoned cats, SPCA animals that reside in our shelters around the province and animals located in First Nation communities.

Saraland Veterinary Clinic was established over 43 years ago in Saraland, Alabama, serving North Mobile County and other surrounding areas.

For example, solicitation of donations to reduce the number of dogs in shelters must contain information about the programs that will be conducted to reach the goal, i.e., funding low - cost spay and neuter clinics; providing animal welfare education to the community; establishing a foster care program or an obedience program to make dogs more adoptable; buying a van to serve as a mobile adoption center, etc..

• A fleet of fully stocked ambulatory vehicles for seeing patients in the field, including a Dental Division's custom built 28 foot trailer that serves as a walk - on mobile veterinary clinic.

In addition to their clinic hours, Emancipet regularly hits the road to serve vulnerable populations with their mobile clinics.

Some of these include Furburbia pet adoption centers in malls (taking pets out of the shelter to the public); pet super adoptions (adopting hundreds of animals at a time over a weekend), the first coalition - based effort to end the killing; the Big Fix statewide mobile clinic, serving every nook and cranny of the state and cranking out more surgeries than any other mobile clinic of its kind (around 100,000 surgeries during its time); creative corporate partnerships, including Squatters Chasing Tail Ale and Hooters for Neuter; the first statewide community cat trap / neuter / return (TNR) programs; and the first dedicated shelter program to save pit bull terriers (the Pit Crew).

Chances are good that if your locality is served by a mobile clinic, the animal shelters in your area are aware of them and can get you the information you need to schedule an appointment.

The Nova Scotia SPCA has already put to good use some of the donation made by the Dyke family and today made an announcement saying that «The Nova Scotia SPCA has been very fortunate to receive significant bequests which have allowed us to secure the equipment and operating costs needed to support the dream of a Mobile Spay & Neuter Clinic that can serve the Tri-County Area» commented Elizabeth Murphy, CEO of the Nova Scotia SPCA.

The Coalition's initial focus was to operate the mobile spay / neuter clinic serving primarily low income residents of Passaic County's three urban cities: Paterson, Passaic, and Clifton.