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Rosie, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM Rosie was a quiet Chocolate Lab who lived with her family up the river from Cascadia. Their driveway was nearly a mile long and joined the highway just below Mountain House. Tall Douglas Fir trees lined the road in this area. The river ran along the south side of the highway.Continue reading “Rosie, From the Archives”

Tigger’s Pellet

D. E. Larsen, DVM Ann spent most of the time at the front desk while Ruth and I did an annual exam and vaccinations on Tigger. She returned to the exam room just as we put Tigger back into his kennel. “How do things look with Tigger?” Ann asked. “Tigger is doing fine for aContinue reading ” Tigger’s Pellet”

Life Saving Adoptions

D. E. Larsen, DVM Sally rushed through the door with her old cat. “Tom has been hit by a car,” Sally said as she stopped at the front desk. “He has been gone for several days and just came home, and he has a big gash on his side.” Sandy and Joleen ushered Sally andContinue reading “Life Saving Adoptions”