At this time, SVC remains committed to continuing to provide the highest quality veterinary services to your pets while keeping our clients, staff, and families healthy and safe. Please know that in addition to our normal cleaning and sanitation protocols, we are also taking the following steps.
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Our pets play such an integral part in our lives, offering love and friendship through each stage of our journey together....
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When Ivey first came to the shelter, she loved to try to trick visitors into giving her treats. She was always friendly and engaged and now loves to climb to the highest heights of her current foster family's condo to snooze in the sunshine. Ivey was the ideal candidate for the Cat Pawsitive program.
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If you want to make sure your pets will be safe no matter where you are or what you’re doing, one of the best steps you can...
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When visiting an animal shelter, it can be heart-wrenching to know that not all of the loving cats, dogs, and other pets will be lucky enough to be adopted into warm homes. Often, though, this is simply because each animal’s unique and special personality doesn’t have a chance to shine through.
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We all know that ancient Egyptians loved and honored cats — but were they really the first humans to domesticate this animal? As it turns out, no. In 2001, French archeologists found a burial site in Cyprus from 9,500 years ago that included a man and an 8-month old cat — obviously buried together to show the closeness of man and animal. So, how did that burial site get there? Who were the first to domesticate cats?
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