BRISTOL, Virginia – There’s ample reason to rejoice for the animal lovers in Bristol, Virginia, as the Bristol Humane Society’s Margaret B. Mitchell Spay/Neuter Clinic hits a massive landmark of conducting 200,000 spay/neuter surgeries. The event is celebrated with an open-to-all gathering taking place on Wednesday, July 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the clinic’s Lee Highway premises.
Dr. Jennifer McCall Ketron, the clinic’s Executive Director, expressed her thrill at the remarkable accomplishment: “Our team’s achievement of 200,000 surgeries underscores our resolute pledge to enhance animal welfare in our community. Our zeal for animal wellbeing and our dedication to offering affordable, top-tier care have been critical in curbing pet overpopulation and facilitating healthier lives for more animals.”
Initiating its operation back in 2005, the clinic stands as the first spay/neuter facility of its kind in the far Southwest Virginia area. It is a 501©3 non-profit organization that has been providing accessible and affordable wellness and spay/neuter services. The efforts taken by the clinic have been instrumental in preventing cat and dog euthanization and minimizing the number of animals entering the region’s shelters.
Marking the notable achievement, the clinic has lined up several celebratory activities at the landmark event. Food trucks, exciting giveaways, and multiple raffle prizes are just a few of the highlights that attendees can look forward to. The event is open to all who wish to participate in the celebrations and support the clinic’s commendable work towards animal welfare.
For more information on this forthcoming event and the clinic’s ongoing works, individuals are urged to visit the clinic’s official Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/mbmclinic or call at (276) 591-5790.
Founded by the Bristol Humane Society, the Margaret B. Mitchell Spay/Neuter Clinic is dedicated to offering accessible and affordable wellness and spay/neuter services for companion animals. The clinic has been aiming to prevent the overpopulation of pets and promotes responsible pet ownership with high-quality veterinary care. Over the years, the clinic has resulted in reducing euthanizes in the region.
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