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< back to all newsBC Animal Foundation Partners With McLaren Housing Society to Provide Free Veterinary Care for Vulnerable Pets
Posted April 09, 2019
WHAT: Paws for Hope Animal Foundation, in partnership with McLaren Housing Society, is delivering a free animal health care clinic for the companion animals of those who have no or low income. Free vet care services will include physical exams, vaccinations, flea and/or deworming treatments, nail trimming and ear cleaning provided by Paws for Hope director Dr. Shawn Llewellyn, and volunteer veterinarians Drs. Jonathan Woodbury, Andy Nanda and Claire Sparks, along with Paws for Hope’s supporting volunteer health clinic team.
Members of the media are invited to help B.C. residents understand the life-saving connection these people have with their four-legged friends and what’s needed to keep all pets healthy, regardless of where they live. To learn more about Paws for Hope Animal Foundation and its many programs dedicated to the long-term protection and care of companion animals in B.C., please visit www.pawsforhope.org
WHEN: Sunday, April 14, 2019
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
WHERE: McLaren Housing Society
1249 Howe Street
Vancouver
ONLINE:
@PawsForHopeAnimalFoundation
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MEDIA CONTACT: Kim Stacey
McLaren Housing Society
P: 604-558-4090
[email protected]
Wendy Riley
Paws for Hope Animal Foundation
P: 604-725-9839
[email protected]
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