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Animal Emergency Center
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citysearch c.
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I am on the border for this hospital. If it is a serious emergency by all means go, but if it can wait you'd best wait for your regular vet. They are driven by the almighty dollar!! I thought an animal's life would matter as much as a person. If you go to a human emergency room, it states "You have the right to treatment regardless of your ability to pay." We found a litter of abandoned kittens. We have been taking care of them and bottle feeding for 2 weeks. One of them didn't want to eat and became severely dehydrated...I have been around animals long enough to know that it needed subcutaneous fluids (injected under the skin) to rehydrate it. I called them to see if we could bring it in for an injection. She said it would be $35 for the injection, which was fine, but then she told me that is would be an additional $75 for the office visit. We do not have any spare money right now at all. We are barely hanging onto our house, but being animal lovers, we are trying to save these babies
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