Georgia DVMs pledge funds to care for service animals
Georgia -- Many veterinarians across Georgia will donate 10 percent of their receipts May 5 as part of the "Paws to Help" campaign, organized by the Georgia Veterinary Medical Association foundation.
Georgia
-- Many veterinarians across Georgia will donate 10 percent of their receipts May 5 as part of the "Paws to Help" campaign, organized by the Georgia Veterinary Medical Association (GVMA) foundation.
The annual event raises funds for emergency care, hardship situations and treatment for service animals of people with disabilities. The funds also help support the "Josh the Puppy" kits for sick children in hospitals.
Veterinarians in Georgia who are interested in participating and not already involved in the campaign can contact the GVMA at (678) 309-9800 or visit www.gvma.net.
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