Compassionate Care Veterinary held first ever Spay & Neuter-A-Thon
NORWICH – On Aug. 17, 2016 Veterinarians Stevi and Matthew Culverwell of Compassionate Care Veterinary in Norwich participated in its first Spay/Neuter-A-Thon.
The doctors and staff at Compassionate Care spayed 10 female cats and neutered 23 male cats during the event.
Compassionate Care offered a one-time which included the surgery, rabies vaccination, pain medications and flea control.
While pet owners were responsible for picking up a portion of the tab, much of the cost for services during Spay/Neuter-A-Thon was absorbed by the Compassionate Care and, nonprofit All Animals Matter, Inc., of Oxford.
Cats were admitted to the animal hospital the day before, and according to Diane Troxel, founding Director of All Animals Matter, the event was a marked success.
Troxel said that while the event wasn't able to help all pet owners who applied for the event, odds are that that the collaborative will organizing another Spay/Neuter-A-Thon event within the next six months.
Said Troxel, “A huge thank you goes out to the staff at compassionate care veterinary for sponsoring this event.”
Compassionate Care staff that made this event possible are: Drs. Stevi and Matthew Culverwell, and Rebecca Walley; Technicians Ryan Bergner, Breanna Jump, Heidi Newton, Georgie Whitenack, Brooke Viera; Technician Assistants Kayla Culverwell, McKenzie Mullenux; Receptionists Valerie Culverwell, Kayla Beckwith, Lydia Newton.
The doctors and staff at Compassionate Care spayed 10 female cats and neutered 23 male cats during the event.
Compassionate Care offered a one-time which included the surgery, rabies vaccination, pain medications and flea control.
While pet owners were responsible for picking up a portion of the tab, much of the cost for services during Spay/Neuter-A-Thon was absorbed by the Compassionate Care and, nonprofit All Animals Matter, Inc., of Oxford.
Cats were admitted to the animal hospital the day before, and according to Diane Troxel, founding Director of All Animals Matter, the event was a marked success.
Troxel said that while the event wasn't able to help all pet owners who applied for the event, odds are that that the collaborative will organizing another Spay/Neuter-A-Thon event within the next six months.
Said Troxel, “A huge thank you goes out to the staff at compassionate care veterinary for sponsoring this event.”
Compassionate Care staff that made this event possible are: Drs. Stevi and Matthew Culverwell, and Rebecca Walley; Technicians Ryan Bergner, Breanna Jump, Heidi Newton, Georgie Whitenack, Brooke Viera; Technician Assistants Kayla Culverwell, McKenzie Mullenux; Receptionists Valerie Culverwell, Kayla Beckwith, Lydia Newton.
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