Sentences with phrase «volunteer veterinarians with»

This adoption fulfilled one of the goals of Operation Reunite, a program created by TVMA and the Houston SPCA and funded by the Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation (TVMF) that paired volunteer veterinarians with animals displaced by the storm.

Each clinic is staffed by at least 3 volunteer veterinarians with technicians, as well as dedicated volunteers.

Not exact matches

By working with committed volunteers, foster homes and a local veterinarian, we are able to rescue hundreds of cats and kittens every year, provide them with loving temporary care, and much more.

Dream to Reality Now residing in Creek County, Ruth is director of outreach for Spay Oklahoma and continues building a statewide network bringing together legislators, law enforcement, veterinarians, other animal professionals, volunteers, non-profit rescue and service groups — all with a commitment to making a difference for the animals.

Dedicated individuals from all around the world — ranging from volunteers, veterinarians, dog handlers, veterinary technicians to radiation experts — are working together with CFF and Four Paws, an animal welfare organisation, to carry out this three - year plan.

We now work with a veterinarian; we have a paid part - time staff and many volunteers.

With help from Wild heart's co - founder and vice president, Sandy Brooks, Tucker's support system grew quickly to include Veterinarian Lesleigh Cash Warren, 40 hard - working volunteers, a dedicated board of directors, generous sponsors and, of course, her family and friends.

They send phone alerts with photos, descriptions, and details ---- to neighbors, veterinarians, animal shelters, animal control, hospitals, pet stores and rescue volunteers up to a 100 mile radius of where your pet was last seen — whether it's a cat, dog, or any other kind of lost pet.

A huge Thank you to OCCC Film and Video department for all their hard work capturing our story, visiting with our wonderful Veterinarian, and coming to the trail ride to visit many of our Adopters, Volunteers, Supporters and Board Members.

We will utilize our foster care network, our contacts with animal lovers across the country, our volunteer corps, our relationships with local veterinarians and our well trained staff to ensure your pet's transition into a new home is as smooth as possible.

This is something that OBG volunteers will be discussing with their veterinarians.

Veterinary Advisory & Review A collection of respected Monterey County veterinarians with varying specialties have been asked to volunteer their time to review and approve grant requests.

She started her interest in the veterinary field in high school, where she volunteered with a travelling veterinarian.

In addition, experienced vet techs may be placed in a supervisory position, where they will work with the veterinarian to ensure that other vet techs, veterinary assistants and volunteer workers provide effective care for all of the animals in the veterinary care facility.

Her undergrad MSU bachelor's in zoology and hands - on internships and volunteer activities have combined with her initial vet school experiences to cement her determination to become a veterinarian and an advocate for the profession.

While working and staying at the no - kill refuge, I had the opportunity to share my perspective of holistic veterinary practice with the Amazon Cares Peruvian veterinarians and volunteers.

Founded by local veterinarians with a long - standing stake in the community, Operation Catnip applauds our volunteer veterinarians for their many contributions.

During medical beach rounds, K9 Kokua volunteers and veterinarians travel to homeless campsites and assist dogs residing with their homeless owners.

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

With the help of volunteer veterinarians, volunteers from the community and humane society staff, the shelter will hold a facility - wide «Spay Day» to get these dogs fixed and into the humane society's Adoption Program...

Homeward Bound's on - site clinic is fully equipped with everything our volunteer veterinarian needs to perform exams, draw blood, give vaccinations, and perform minor treatments.

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.

I hereby release KHS, all veterinarians, assistants, volunteers, directors and employees from any and all claims arising out of or connected with the performance of this procedure or any adverse reactions from vaccinations.

Iams Company's Pet Loss Support Center & Hotlines are staffed by trained, volunteer veterinary students, veterinarians and veterinary technicians to help you cope with grief.

Prior to becoming a veterinarian, she worked as a veterinary technician and volunteered for many years with the Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley in tree squirrel rehabilitation.

She leads and conducts wellness / spay - neuter clinics with veterinary students regularly in Covelo, CA (an underserved community without a veterinarian), and volunteers at numerous community clinics around California.

With a little help from a veterinarian, shelter staff and volunteers can learn to recognize ear mites and develop protocols for treating infected cats.

By working with committed volunteers, accredited veterinarians, trainers, boarding facilities and shelters we are trying to achieve a no - kill nation by placing dogs in their forever homes.

We organize workshops with different topics with the help of our teachers and we volunteer for workshops organized by RoSAVA and other veterinarians from the city.

Short Film Documentary Profiles Veterinarian Working at Central Veterinary Associates, Volunteering His Time during 9/11 and with Suffolk County SPCA...

• An animal needs immediate care from a licensed rehabilitator or veterinarian; the volunteer will then provide the caller with the appropriate contact information • Animal agencies and veterinarians need a transporter to pick up an animal from their location and to be taken to a rehabber.

Currently resides in Bozeman, MT with his wife Jessi and son Xavier Ursus, works at a small animal / exotic veterinary practice, is the consulting veterinarian for ZooMontana, volunteers for the Wildlife Conservation Society's Wolverine Abdominal Transponder Placement Project and for coelomic transponder placement in lesser scaup (ducks), and enjoys snowboarding, river rafting, hiking, and wildlife photography!

Not only does Dr. Lombardi say that this volunteer work makes her a better veterinarian, since she is dealing with conditions and cases weekly that she wouldn't normally see in the clinic, but it is a way to give back to the community.

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.

Volunteering with Operation Catnip, under the watchful eye of a master surgeon coach, gives these future veterinarians a first - hand look at the cat overpopulation problem and teaches them what a critical role they play in the solution.

As a volunteer Foster for ABR, I agree to and will abide by all instructions and directions given to me by an ABR coordinator or prescribed by any veterinarian or veterinary clinic staff selected by ABR in connection with the medical care and treatment of an ABR Dog.

We are committed to partnering with veterinarians volunteering their time to help pets in the midst of natural disasters.

In his free time Dr. Zach enjoys: teaching, traditional and obstacle course marathoning, volunteering as a veterinarian for the Iditarod race in Alaska, yoga, jiu - jitsu, muay - thai, boxing, motorcycle riding, robotics, astrophysics, environmental and homeless volunteering and outdoor camping all the while raising his rambunctious seven - year - old son with the love of his life, Kelly.

In 2011, we were just embarking with Meal on Wheels (MOW) on a joint vision to provide veterinary care free of charge to the pets of low - income, elderly, homebound clients and then in 2012, the TVMF PALS (Pets Assisting the Lives of Seniors) program was launched in Austin with just five volunteer veterinarian serving 40 pets.

Our dedicated volunteer Veterinarian, Dr. Codde attends to our Goldens with expert care and love.

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.

Instead, call the Operation Catnip emergency hotline at [phone] and discuss the situation with an on - call volunteer veterinarian or staff member.

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.

By working with committed volunteers, foster homes, local veterinarian, trainers, and boarding facilities, we are able to rescue dogs that otherwise would've been euthanized or abandoned and provide them with loving temporary care, and find them well - matched, carefully screened forever homes.

The dogs and cats we save from BARC (Houston's City Pound) are fully examined and treated by our partner veterinarians and placed in foster homes with our volunteers until they are ready for transport.

By working with our committed volunteers, foster homes and local veterinarians, our goal is to rescue and help as many animals as possible every year.

By working with committed volunteers, local veterinarians, and trainers, we are able to rescue hundreds of animals every year, provide them with loving temporary care, and place them in well - matched forever homes.

They work with shelters, veterinarian offices, and volunteers and have saved the lives of thousands of cats and placed them into loving homes.

Nelson began his work with the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in 1986 as a volunteer trail veterinarian.

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