Tag Archives: Vets

By: Dr. Amanda Glew With the Olympics just finishing, watching those fine young athletes at the top of their game  participate, made me so proud to be a Canadian. They sometimes won gold,  sometimes not, but their pride in our country was palpable from so many thousands of miles away.  It is the same when you represent your country in …

On the 9th of February Timberlea celebrated its first birthday with an open house. Among the activities, there was face painting and balloons animals for little and not so little kids. Agility and obedience trials took place all afternoon and there was a lot of fun to be had watching those. Tammy Gallacher  was there with Keeper, currently Canada’s champion …

                  For 100 plus little souls and a mountain of volunteers and staff Christmas came early this year. Over the past week  dogs that finally found compassion and comfort in our arms over the past 3 months were liberated. What does that mean to them? No more babies being born, no longer …

Join Sherwood Park Animal Hospital in Terra Cotta for our Walk with Your Vet on Sunday at 11am. We will be celebrating World Rabies Day and supporting Vets without Borders Canada. Refreshments for you and your dogs too! If people wish, they can donate 5$ for a VWB/VSF red bandana at the event. There will be food and refreshments for …

After my 17 year old cat Scorpio was diagnosed with a very aggressive “Sarcoma” Tumor located on her rear left leg, I had to make a life or death decision for her and I had limited time to make it.  My only choices were either to let the cancer take over and possibly lose her by mid August or to …

Here’s a message from Rosie Animal Adoption: Imagine being hit by a car, having a fractured hip and pelvis and being in unimaginable pain. Then imagine having no caring family to help you through this nightmare. Now imagine living with these injuries and pain for at least 3 weeks before help came to you. Well, this is not an imaginary …