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Volunteers Make 2011 Rabies Clinics Successful |
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Saturday, September 24, 2011, the LIVMA, working in conjunction with the Nassau County Board of Health and the Oyster Bay and Hempstead Town Animal Shelters, hosted two rabies clinics where close to 500 pets received vaccinations.
Thanks to the following veterinary volunteers who made the two clinics possible: Drs. Les Dattner, Dennis Dougherty, Lauren Entes, Fernando Leyza, Terra Martin, Mathew Morgan, Neil Saslow, Todd Seideman, Jeffrey Segal, Surinder Wadyal, and Martin Zipkin. Thanks also to the following licenses veterinary technicians for their assistance: Ms. Maggie Byrnes and Ms. Fellicia Gilbert.
Merial, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Pfizer donated the vaccinations needed. The 2012 Town of Oyster Bay / LIVMA Rabies Clinic has already been scheduled for Saturday, September 22, 2012. |
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The LIVMA joins in remembering and honoring all those who helped with the search and rescue at Ground Zero.
As we take time to reflect on the 10th Anniversary of a day none of us will ever forget, let us come together to grieve, to remember, to express our gratitude to those who demonstrated what it is to be a hero, and to pledge ourselves to live in honor of their bravery.
And thank you to all the VMAT members and volunteers
who helped with the many weeks of rescue work which followed.
From
~~~ The LIVMA Board of Directors ~~~
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The Long Island Veterinary Medical Association membership portal is online. You will find information as it becomes available about the activities of LIVMA's Continuing Eduction Committee, events, newsletters, membership benefits and other articles of interest. |
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Trap-Neuter-Release Unit Opens |
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Oyster Bay Town facility is a humane way to deal with feral cats.
LIVMA's Rabies Chair opens clinic. Learn more from this article. |
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Can We Reach You by E-Mail? |
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The New York State Veterinary Medical Society (NYSVMS) has identified a significant number of LIVMA members whose contact information (name, practice name, practice address, etc.) does not include an e-mail address.
Having member e-mail addresses means that both the LIVMA and NYSVMS will be able to send you veterinary medical up-dates, continuing education notices, social invitations, and other important information in a more timely and efficient manner.
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