“Niya” is a female Rottweiler; she was brought to us at 6 weeks of age with parvo. She survived after a week of I.V. fluids and medicine, but the owner never came back to get her and after a month of proper paper work she was ours. The staff fell in love with her while she was a sick puppy and we were glad that she was able to stay with us. She was sick with a critical illness and was put to sleep in December 2004. Niya is deeply missed.

“Husky” is a male Husky. Kristi’s sister, Kelli, who worked with us as receptionist and Vet Tech for 6 ½ years, found him at her apartment complex. He needed a lot of medical attention. We treated his problems, did surgery on his eyelid because of a developmental problem and tried to find him a home for a while, but did not succeed. We were too picky, so now his home is with us.

“Niya” and “Husky” were best buds.
After Niya passed away we got the opportunity to adopt “Blue” another Husky from a good client that could no longer keep him. “Husky” and “Blue” spend their day playing and relaxing, unless it’s too hot, too cold or too wet. Then they get to come inside to the air-conditioned comfort and get fed treats.

“Kitty Kat” is a black female domestic short hair cat that was rescued by Kelli and Kristi. Kitty Kat had been hit by a car. We also quickly found out that she was pregnant. After the kittens were born they were given to good homes. We did surgery on her leg and now she is good as new, even better. She is queen of the kennel, has free roam of the treatment room for several hours of the day. She also has her own bed and scratching post and never worries about when her next meal will be served.