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Humane Society Of Huron Valley
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citysearch c.
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I took my Yorkie for her spay yesterday, as well as to be micro-chipped and have a few double teeth pulled. We went to the Humane Society because it was $200 instead of the $450 my vet was going to charge me. While I saved money, my dog paid for it and I am so angry with myself for putting her through this.\r
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The drop off in the morning was crowded, loud, and felt exactly like a crowded, understaffed free health clinic. (I do a lot of consulting work with urban schools in high poverty areas, so I understand that free health clinics are important community resources.) However, it was a stressful start to the process for my dog. Then, the office staff couldn't find the paperwork for my dog's blood panel that I had my vet fax over to them a month ago. Mind you 3 weeks ago I confirmed with them they had received the paperwork: yes, they had. Then, the day before the surgery I thought I'd just double-check. Seems the paperwork was nowhere to be found. Hmm. Okay, so I had my vet fax it over
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