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3 detained, 2 arrested and charged with operating unlicensed veterinary clinic in Southwest Miami-Dade

SOUTH MIAMI HEIGHTS — Three men were detained, two of whom were taken into custody after a search warrant was served at an illegal veterinarian clinic in Southwest Miami-Dade on Saturday.

Miami-Dade Police said officers served a search warrant at a home in the area of ​​11901 SW 185th Terrace, where they said an anonymous tipster told them about the clinic.

According to MDPD Det. Andre Martin, a former client called detectives sometime last year to report an “unlicensed veterinary clinic,” where the tipster said they brought their pet for an operation on its tail. However, the wounded tail got infected and the pet owner had to take it to an official veterinary clinic. Unfortunately, the pet had its tail amputated as a result of the injury it received.

Arrest affidavits on the men in custody stated that after a records check with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Resources was requested, the agency certified that there was “no evidence” that either of them ever had current or active veterinary licenses.

Martin said that when the warrant was served, investigators found about six to eight patients waiting outside the home to have their animals cared for. During this time,

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Two vets booked after dog dies of strangulation at pet clinic in Pune | Pune News

PUNE police have booked two veterinary doctors and their two staff members after a 12-year-old dog was brought to their clinic in Pashan for vaccination died of suspected strangulation while it was being leashed.

The incident took place on November 17. A 35-year-old woman had taken her 12-year-old labrador named Honey to the clinic for annual vaccination and nail trimming.

The woman stated in her complaint that the two veterinary doctors — one senior and the other junior — were present at the clinic. The two asked their two assistants to take the dog and leash it to a tree on the premises. The complainant said while the dog already had its own leash and collar, the clinic staff used a chain and a nylon collar to leash it. When the doctors and staff were leashing the dog, it got strangled due to a sudden pull and collapsed immediately.

The complainant’s mother, who was accompanying her, raised an alarm and asked them to loosen the leash and examine the dog. The doctors and staff took the dog inside and came out later to inform the complainant that the dog was no more.

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Vaccine, microchip clinic for pets coming to Longview

The pet clinic will be on Oct. 22 from 9 am to 1 pm at the Longview Exhibit Building. This clinic will offer free services to Gregg County residents.

LONGVIEW, Texas — The Longview PAWS and Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center are partnering to offer a free drive-thru clinic for pets in Longview.

Gregg County residents can take their dogs or cats for several free services on Oct. 22 from 9 am to 1 pm at the Longview Exhibit Building. Locals are required to show proof of residency such as a current ID with address or documentation showing a physical address.

Below is a list of services offered by the drive-thru clinic:

  • Medical Exam
  • Rabies
  • DAPP (HCP for cats)
  • Bordetella
  • Microchips
  • Deworming

Owners must stay in their vehicle and can only have two pets per vehicle. Dogs must have a collar and leash. Cats and puppies also have to be in a carrier, PAWS says.

Longview PAWS says to expect to wait in lines. Lines will be formed on Grande Blvd. and the Cotton Street entrance.

Longview PAWS’ mission is to serve as a resource for the people and animals in the community.

“If we can help those who

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Viral video of dog beaten by Thane’s pet clinic staffers sparks outrage; Varun Dhawan, Malaika Arora demand punishment | Trending News

The shocking video of two staffers abusing a dog at a pet clinic in Thane, Maharashtra has sparked a massive outrage on social media. As reported by The Indian Express earlier, a case of noncognisable offense against the two men was filed with the Mandapa Police Station on February 13 after the video emerged online.

It also caught the attention of celebrities including Varun Dhawan, Bhumi Pednekar, Malaika Arora, and Ravi Dubey among others who condemned the act and demanded stringent punishment against the accused. Reacting to the video, Varun Dhawan wrote, “Please dm me the information u have I will speak to the necessary authorities.” Following the police complaint, the actor thanked the Mumbai Police and wrote, “Thank you Mumbai police for acting so swiftly in the matter the content of what was done was so heinous let the law take its course.”

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The Bhakshak actor wrote, “This is so disturbing. We need stricter laws.” Malaika Arora expressed her anger and wrote, “I just hope that poor helpless doggie is ok. Am just so angry I believe they have got him. Now authorities time for action and severe punishment.”

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Sudbury news: New animal clinic offers mobile service

A new subsidized community support service is starting in Greater Sudbury to help pet owners without the means to bring their animals to the vet for care.

The new animal wellness clinic run by the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is located in the Capreol fire station parking lot on Railway Avenue, the city said in a news release Tuesday.

It is available “to those who receive government subsidies or have an Indigenous status card and do not have a relationship with a local veterinarian,” and will provide general wellness exams, vaccinations and end-of-life care.

The clinic will also offer feline spays and neuters.

City spokesperson Cassandra Maki told CTV News in an email “Ontario SPCA Wellness Service fees are subsidized to provide a 50 per cent discount,” to those who qualify.

In addition to the service in Capreol, the clinic will be traveling around the community between August and November offering ‘Mobile Wellness Days.’

“Spays and neuters are not available at the mobile wellness clinics,” the city said.

“If a pet requires spay or neuter, one can be booked at the time of their mobile wellness clinic appointment. For animals who require additional care, the family will be referred

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Pet parents ‘shocked’ at viral video of dog beaten by staff at Mumbai clinic

In a horrifying video doing the rounds on social media since Tuesday, two groomers from The Vetic Pet Clinic, a pet clinic in Thane, Mumbai, were seen hitting a pet dog on the pretext of a grooming session surfaced on social media. One particularly violent staffer was seen punching Tofu, a three-year-old Chow Chow, repeatedly, on its face and back. Another man, who was filming the act, was also seen landing a few blows, as the animal struggled to get away from them. Even after the dog got down from the stretcher, the staff kicked him. The two employees were arrested after a complaint was filed against them on February 13.

Pet groomers should make the experience relaxing for the good instead of causing discomfort (Shutterstock)
Pet groomers should make the experience relaxing for the good instead of causing discomfort (Shutterstock)
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Pet groomers should make the experience relaxing for the good instead of causing discomfort (Shutterstock)
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Street Dogs of Bombay, an Instagram account, that is in touch with Tofu’s owner, wrote: “The owner of Tofu will be taking further action tomorrow morning (Wednesday). Regarding legal proceedings, the PFA team has indicated that IPC 429 (committing mischief by killing, poisoning, maiming or rendering useless any

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Free animal clinic open to homeless Portlanders with pets

A free clinic was held to help serve some of those who are homeless in Portland, as well as their pets.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Veterinarian Dr. Robert Mack is on the board of the Oregon Humane Society and told KGW they host pet clinics several times a year serving houseless communities.

On Tuesday, Dr. Mack, along with the Oregon Humane Society, hosted a free pet care clinic for people experiencing homelessness and those temporarily sheltered or unable to afford care for their animals. The pet care clinic was located in Blanchet House’s parking lot on Northwest Glisan Street in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood.

“I wanted to try to do something for the folks who have pets who are without homes or shelter or so forth,” said Dr. Mack. “Blanchet House was nice enough to have us use their parking lot, because it got a lot of space. And they have a large population of the people that we want to serve with pets here.”

Dr. Mack said that in addition to care, they’ve supplied vaccinations, flea and tick care, pet food, leashes and collars and more.

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Local vet clinic to accept new clients

Northwestern Veterinary Clinic says its application process will open on Feb. 7 at 5 pm, online only.

THUNDER BAY – A local veterinary clinic is opening its doors to new clients.

Northwestern Veterinary Hospital, in a post to its Facebook and website pages, says it will take online applications for new patients starting on Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 5 pm

“A limited number of applications will be accepted. Once the maximum has been reached, the application process will become unavailable and you will need to try again the following month,” the post reads.

For some time most veterinary clinics in Thunder Bay have not been accepting new clients, forcing many with pets to travel to places like Dryden or Grand Marais, Minn. for pet care.

Applications are online only, and won’t be accepted by phone, email or in person.

“We are prioritizing pet owners who do not have local veterinary care. “The potential (owner) must therefore not be an active client of any other local veterinary facility,” the clinic owners posted on Facebook.

This includes Crossroads Veterinary Clinic, Highview Animal Clinic or Thunder Bay Veterinary Hospital.

Those who have sought treatment in outlying communities, such as Dryden, Winnipeg and Grand

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Low-cost animal surgery clinic to open in Mesa | Business

Due to overwhelming demand, Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit, a veterinary clinic that boasts specialized pet care at affordable prices, has opened a brick-and-mortar location in Mesa.

The opening expands the clinic’s Valley footprint to a fourth location and the sixth in Arizona.

Dr. Kelly’s boasts of offering “low-cost surgical operations including dental work, spays and neuters, mass and tumor removals, bladder stones, and other procedures.”

“We take great pride in offering treatments and procedures at just a third of the typical price so that more pets can receive the high-quality care that they deserve,” said co-owner/CEO Douglas Patriquin.

“Many community members are faced with difficult financial decisions, and pet care is no exception,” he noted.

“There is a high demand for easily accessible, low-cost pet care, but unfortunately, many financially exploitative veterinary clinics prey on pet owners in need.”

Dr. Kelly’s said it is bringing “trustworthy care to Mesa, allowing pet parents to receive the treatments they want without having to make the considerable financial sacrifices requested by many traditional veterinarian offices.”

The new Mesa location will have an extensive surgical prep area, large surgical areas that accommodate two doctors and a recovery section for post-operative care.

Doctors will be

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Kingston mobile clinic helping the unhoused population and their pets – Kingston

There were a lot of ‘good boys’ and ‘good girls’ Wednesday morning at Kingston’s integrated care hub, where the community’s unhoused and vulnerable residents received services and support. This time, their furry friends were getting some much-needed attention.

According to Providence Care manager, Leeanne Couvrette, it was all part of a mobile clinic hosted by the Community Veterinary Outreach (CVO) program.

“So we’re offering veterinary services for some vulnerable folks, and we’re also offering some human health services at the same time.”

While the organization has operated for 20 years in Ottawa, this clinic is the first of its kind in Kingston and it was much appreciated by pets and owners alike.

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“It’s very hard to get the vet bills,” says Tera See, a pet owner at the hub. “For my cat, the first year of vaccines was 400.”

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She looks after a cat named Mary Jane and a dog named Princess Small Fry, both of whom, she