WorldVets Nicaragua Spay/Neuter trip
Read the Nicaragua Blog HERE
"Murder in Margaritaville"
Join us at the Ocean Shores Community Club
February 26th from 4-7:30pm for
"Murder in Margaritaville"
A night of Improv, Comedy, and Intrigue.
Featuring Dr. Steele as Wanda Rinn (gypsy, former wife of the victim)
and office manager Linda as Ivanna Getmoor (Russian booking agent)
Tickets available at the Community Club for $15 per seat
Help us solve the mystery!
Limited seating - Unlimited Fun!
Hors d'ouevres and "margaritas" included (sorry, no alcohol)!
Wanda Rinn and Ivanna Getmoor...!
Merry Christmas
Walkin’ for the paws
Ever just decide to walk 100 miles? Not many of us have, but Amos Hall IV decided it would be a great way to celebrate his 70th birthday! He, his friends, and family have created the week-long 100 mile walk to replace a discontinued Mt. Rainier climb. Participants drove to various locations around the Olympic Peninsula, hiked some truly spectacular trails, and camped at local hotels or B&B’s. According to the event’s website “everyone needs at least one audacious goal.”
Along for the “ride” this year was Dr. Stacy Steele of the Ocean Shores Animal Hospital.
From August 2-7, Dr. Steele walked 100 miles to benefit North Beach PAWS, Spider Rocks, and the WorldVets organization.
For more information, visit the 100 mile walk website.
Vets in Mexico!
In January, Dr. Stacy Steele, Michelle Smith and Sarah Kelley, from Ocean Shores Animal Hospital, traveled to the southern part of Baja California, Mexico, as a part of the World Vets Organization to help the underprivileged town gain control of their growing dog and cat population. They were joined by other veterinarians and assistants from Washington, California, Maryland, Georgia and British Columbia.
To find out more about the organization and how you can help, visit them at their website: www.worldvets.org
This trip was made possible in part by the community of Ocean Shores. The staff at Ocean Shores Animal Hospital has been participating with North Beach PAWS and the City of Ocean Shores to provide low cost spays and neuters to low income local residents. The skills developed at these functions were well received in Loreto. And due to the large number of animals treated in Loreto, even better skills were brought back to continue work here in the North Beach area. A GIANT heart felt thanks to all the folks in Ocean Shores that contributed time and money to aid the group in participating in this World Vets event.
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