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Businiess name:
Southern Animal Foundation
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citysearch c.
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I just want to tell everyone out there that the previous poster, aimeelula is seriously misinformed. I started using this clinic for ferals, because their location was convenient to where I was trapping. I was so impressed with the entire staff, and their commitment to all animals, owned and stray alike, that I am currently using them for my own pets as well. I have brought in numerous ferals that were injured and needed medical care beyond just their spay/neuter, and they were the only clinic willing to work with me and not drain my bank account. I know for a fact that they do not get reimbursed by the state. They participate in the LASPCA voucher program. Any clinic that participates in this program gets reimbursed by the SPCA for the spays and neuters ONLY!! Yes, they may seem rushed at times, but walk in there in the morning when they are checking in 50 feral cats, and tell me if you would not feel rushed. I can tell you that the medical care is outstanding and not rushed at any time. If you want quality vet care at a very affordable price, than give them a try. They are AWESOME!!
Pros: low cost. quality vet care. caring
Cons: sometimes hard to get appointment, because they are so busy.
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