Open House 2010 in Pictures:

Dave Kerr, Dr. Elizabeth Lauron, Dr. Gale Kerr

Volunteer

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Our open house benefits Stop The Suffering because of the work they do with pets!

Stop The Suffering Volunteer

We recommend Slate Run Kennels to care for your pet.

Jennifer with Slate Run Kennels

Volunteers!

Team Member: Wanda

Team Member: Laura

Team Member: Cindy

Volunteer Team Member: MacKenzie

Team members: Mary & Jennifer

Ready for Nail Trims with Practice Manager Shannon

Dr. Elizabeth Lauron & Dr. Gale Kerr

 We had lots of fun at our 3rd annual open house.  Thanks to everyone who participated, volunteered and attended.  If you missed it this year, stop by for a tour anytime and make plans to attend our 4th annual open house in 2011!

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“Tiger” & “Diesel” would be so THANKFUL to get a new home.

These two orange tabby cats are five years old.  They are both male and neutered.

“Tiger” & “Diesel” are wonderful and loving cats that were recently left homeless and are in desperate NEED of a new home.

If you are interested in providing these two adult cats with a home, please contact Concord Chapel Animal Hospital at 614.871.1111.

If you have love to give, adding a companion animal as a member of your family can be a wonderful experience.  Cats and Dogs can add so much happiness everyday.  These special companion animal relationships have even been proven to have therapeutic properties.  We believe adopting and adding a fury family member to care for is well worth the time, expense and effort.

These two kittens are both female and are looking for a home or homes!  Someday, they’ll make great cats!

The adoption fee includes their spay and anything we’ve done for them up to the day of adoption. 

Please call 614.871.1111 for more information.

We’ll recycle your old items into usable items for our patients.  Please drop off any of the above items at your convenience during our normal business hours.

Monday 8-7

Tuesday 8-7

Wednesday 8-5

Thursday 8-7

Friday 8-7

Saturday 8-1

Thank you for voting!  We appreciate it.  We will be hosting an open house on Sunday, June 7th to celebrate this award.

Please click on the link below to read all about it!

http://veterinaryhospitaldesign.dvm360.com/vethospitaldesign/Veterinary+hospital+design/Announcing-the-winner-2009-Hospital-Design-Peoples/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/571434?contextCategoryId=47663

Congratulations to Dr. Kerr and family !!!

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We enjoyed having Nicole at Concord Chapel Animal Hospital for the day. Her love for dogs and cats was so obvious. Nicole is a young student who is looking into all of the different career paths available to her where she could spend her days around animals. We all enjoyed the giant chocolate chip cookie she brought us too!

Concord Chapel Animal Hospital offers grooming services. Sandy is an experienced groomer who does an excellent grooming on big dogs, little dogs, dogs of all different breeds and mixed breeds. Sandy even enjoys grooming cats. She’s very gentle, patient and kind with every pet she handles.

Working with animals is a very rewarding career. An animal being properly groomed is another important part of caring for your pet.

What could be more dramatic then being rescue while living in a corn field. This is what happened to this brave cat. But the story gets better as she is then reunited with her kitten, Crystal, days later upon arrival at Concord Chapel Animal Hospital. They have Dr. Lauron to thank for their rescues and reunion. Crystal has been lucky enough to find a new home. Now it is Jewels turn.

Jewels is under a year old. She has been spayed and has been tested negative for Feline Leukemia. Not only is Jewels very playful, she loves toys.

You can make Jewels a part of your family for the fantastic price of $75. This includes her spay and all of her shots up to the time of adoption.

It is a simple and painless process to adopt. Just obtain an application from the front desk. Fill it out and return it. It will take between 24 and 48 hours to get approval.

Please consider making this adorable, loving cat part of your family.

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Concord Chapel Animal Hospital has THREE kittens available for adoption. “Crystal” pictured above is very gentle and loving. The orange kittens “Sherbert” and “Push Pop” below are lots of fun!

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Contact Concord Chapel Animal Hospital at 614.871.1111 for more information!

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HINT: One person works in the FRONT DESK AREA, one person works in the BACK and the other is a VETERINARIAN.

I don’t even watch the news and I still hear about the economic news almost daily. We’re in a mortgage crisis with a record number of home foreclosures across the United States.

Some of the innocent victims of these stresses are our silent pets who cannot beg you not to abandon them in an empty home.

If you are having trouble caring for your pet due to any problem, please don’t abandon your pet. Your personal situation can be overwhelming and I understand you may not be able to take your pet along, but there are other people out there that may love your pet for you.

Here’s a website to help you find a pet friendly rentals: www.RentWithPets.org. This website also has information such as how to show your landlord that you’re a responsible pet owner.

If you decide keeping your pet is not an option, please put your efforts toward finding it a good home instead of feeling guilty. You can either work on this yourself by talking with family, friends, co-workers and others in your circle or you can talk with various organizations throughout this area which help find pets homes.

Even during difficult circumstances, please look out for your pet’s welfare. We hope that means you and your pet will be able to stay together or you will be able to rest easy knowing your pet will be loved and cared for in a good home.

Trina Daniels