Animal Humane Society Walk for Animals 2010
On Saturday May 1st, team members and clients from Hudson Road Animal Hospital raised funds for and participated in the Animal Humane Society’s Annual Walk for Animals. The walk was held on a windy but beautiful Saturday morning and turned out almost 10,000 people and over 5,000 pets! The walk began at the Animal Humane Society in Golden Valley and took us through Theodore Wirth parkway.
Over $1,000,000 dollars was raised for homeless animals by this walk alone and the money raised will go towards Spay and Neuter programs, new medical supplies and medications, fund cruelty investigation and of course, get more pets adopted to new families!
Hudson Road Animal Hospital raised over $3300 dollars for the event and we continue to donate to the Animal Humane Society all year long.
The Walk for Animals is an annual event held during the first weekend in May. Although it is a year away, you can still donate to the Animal Humane Society at any time and know that your donation is going towards a great cause to give homeless animals a new home!
Thank you to all of our clients here at Hudson Road that helped contribute to the Walk!
Posted by on 6th of May, 2010
Spring Brings Parasites, We Bring Prevention
This Spring, we are getting the word out about parasites. Heartworm is a disease transmitted by mosquitos. Fleas can carry intestinal parasites. Ticks can carry diseases as well. All these parasites can carry disease, the best form of prevention is preventative.
Please read the article below for more information about our recommended topical products!
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Posted by Dr. John Clappier on 18th of March, 2010
Holiday Hazards
Holidays bring hazards to the house, whether or not you know it. We want you and your pet to be as safe as possible this holiday season, so we put together a short article explaining some of the common hazards at this time of year. Please click on the article below for more information.
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