Sentences with phrase «volunteer veterinarians who»

Funds will be allocated to provide medical services and care to stray dogs, cats and horses as well as volunteer veterinarians who respond to medical needs of animals after natural disasters.

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A local veterinarian who has volunteered numerous times brings large kidney stones from a dog and passes them around to the students.

The program enlists the help of over 50 volunteers from the Hospice Volunteer Corps, as well as a network of local veterinarians who often provide services at a discount.

Thank you to all of you in Aiken County who donate, volunteer and adopt — as well as those of you who set an example by getting your animals spayed / neutered, have a veterinarian care for them and who consider your pets a part of your family.

Those who can be cared for outside of the veterinarian clinic are placed in foster care in the homes of volunteers.

VBB is immensely proud of its volunteer community of veterinarians and veterinary nurses, who go about their work quietly and selflessly — and to great effect.

Another gem of this story included the young woman who stated she was more qualified to judge the actions of the local veterinarian, simply because she was a volunteer for an animal rescue.

Your pet will be well cared for by licensed veterinarians, veterinary technicians and animal lovers from your community who have kindly volunteered their time to ensure that your pet is safe and comfortable.

The clinic was staffed by volunteers and veterinarians who provided their services pro bono.

STHS Veterinarian, Dr Lisa Johnston, «I work with a great group of employees and volunteers who are passionate about our mission.»

Help in Surgery: We need volunteer veterinarians, veterinary technicians and people who would like to learn how to be a veterinary assistant.

The SFVMA Board of Directors are a dedicated and committed group of veterinarians who volunteer their time and effort to oversee the management and operations of the Association.

Another veterinarian who found the Operation Catnip experience life - changing is Dr. Amy Karls, who volunteers her services with four different community cat organizations in Massachusetts in addition to her fulltime veterinary career.

We are a growing statewide team of 100 + Doberman lovers, veterinarians, dog trainers, naturopathic veterinary healers, foster caregivers, dog walkers, shelter aides, administrators, and adopters who volunteer our time and resources to save fundamentally sound, purebred Doberman Pinschers from destruction or abuse.

At the Oct. 11 event, veterinarians and technicians will care for around 170 cats who were trapped by local volunteers.

Not surprisingly, one group at risk is animal care professionals — veterinarians, groomers, shelter workers and people who work or volunteer in the animal care field.

Please tell us if you have ideas for improving the clinic or if you know of other veterinarians who might like to volunteer.

However, it can be used by anyone who works with or lives with a dog, including: Progressive veterinarians, shelter / rescue staff, volunteers and foster parents, groomers, animal welfare organizations, and other pet - related professionals.

The ARL's Fix a Feral Clinics are held on Sundays and are fully staffed by volunteers, including veterinarians who offer their services free of charge.

All you need to get started is a live trap, a staff member or volunteer who's willing to help, someone in your community who wants help with their community cats, and a participating veterinarian.

Dr. Ashby and volunteer dog trainers who are screened for their knowledge and commitment to positive reinforcement and force free training methods, provide training, education and support to the community of pet owners as well as to veterinarians.

The Clinic operates with contract veterinarians who have experience in high volume spay / neuter, an RVT (Registered Vet Tech), a Spay / Neuter Clinic Manager, a Vet Assistant, and other volunteers.

Our volunteer board is comprised of dedicated veterinarians and animal lovers who generously give their time and energy to support programs that represent our mission.

The facilities are owned and operated by a local veterinarian and staffed with volunteers who absolutely love cats.

Furever Friends, Ft. Worth, TX Furever Friends, Inc. is an animal rescue organization founded in 1995 by experienced animal welfare volunteers who wanted to work with local animal shelters, veterinarians, and the community to find homes for unwanted and abandoned animals.

The HSVMA State Rep network consists of active volunteer veterinarian liaisons who conduct outreach on behalf of HSVMA to their respective state veterinary medical associations and the broader profession, and serve as resources on animal welfare - related issues for the veterinary community.

And so very grateful to the volunteers, rescue partners, veterinarians, foster homes, donors and adopters who work together to create each happy ending.

San Francisco Veterinary Medical Association promotes VET SOS to its members who, in turn, volunteer their services as veterinarians and veterinary technicians.

Thank you to every staffer, every volunteer, every veterinarian, and every shelter manager who not only believed it could be done, but also wouldn't accept anything less.

The RAVS group consists of a few staff members and a vast volunteer base, many of whom are veterinary students, veterinary technicians, veterinarians, and support volunteers who want to help out in underserved areas of our country.

The Shelter Veterinarian and two veterinary technicians staff the sterilization program along with volunteers who provide support functions.

Members and volunteers of WLPA who are rescuing kittens or cats who are desexed or otherwise treated at WLPA expense, must apply the adoption fee and then reimburse WLPA for these veterinarian expenses.

Led by Dr. Mark Colicchio, a veterinarian in the area who had been working diligently for quite some time to close this operation, ESRA volunteers jumped into action and in a few hours time gathered twenty crates and met law enforcement at the breeder's home where 21 lucky Springers were taken in to ESRA's care.

Joe Presti is the coordinator, and he is joined by three veterinarians including Dr. Ed Umlaur and numerous volunteers who offer low or no - cost spay and neuter procedures for the pets of low income families.

Animal Sheltering Magazine is for everyone who cares about the animals in their community - from humane society directors to city animal control managers to kennel staff, volunteers, and private individuals working as activists, breed rescuers, wildlife rehabbers, veterinarians, and others.

With the help of this grant, the veterinarian team, volunteers who washed the dogs in medical baths, foster parents, the shelter team, community well - wishers and adopters, we were able to take twelve dogs from awful circumstances to wellness and in their forever homes in just over two months.

They often work with veterinarians who volunteer their time to make sure their community is adequately served.

We assist the cats and get them the veterinarian care that they may need, introduce them to a community of cats who can help them regain a sense of community in a cage free environment, with lots of love and care given to them by our amazing volunteering staff.

The rescue team ultimately included a Santa Barbara veterinarian who specializes in marine mammals, Marine Mammal Center scientists from Sausalito and lots of San Luis Obispo County volunteers, including Gary Angeles and his two kayaks.