Animal Clinic East / Photo Gallery

PHOTO GALLERY

Here is a photo collection of some friends that have visited our clinics. We love them one and all. If you would like to see your pet on this page, email your photo to photogallery@animalcliniceast.com (new photos will be posted periodically)

Meesha Bishop, adopted from the Oregon Humane Society, has worked as an Animal Assisted Therapy dog and hiked most of the trails for the book "Best Hikes with Dogs, Oregon." She thanks us for our time and care and we thank her for her generosity of spirit.

Pepper & Shawn Harris

Mr Rex McClintock says
"Thank you for saving my life!"

Odie Winston Lightfoot

Serene Sundae Sandau

Meika and Sundae Sandau

Tyger and Kobe Wofford - Brothers

Tyger - 10 years old and still loves to swim

MeMe meets a porcupine

MeMe feels much better after treatment

Gizmo & Murphy Wright BFF's

Gizmo & Murphy Wright working hard as door draft stoppers

On February 14th, 1996 I went to the Humane Society to find a kitten. My doctor had advised me the companionship would help treat my depression. I glanced at the cats, but they seemed too old. I looked at the kittens, but they didn't seem to have much personality. One of the older cats was trying to get my attention - It was Skittles. The cage door was opened and Skittles leaped out onto my chest in such a way that his front legs were wrapped around my neck, without using claws, and he rubbed my neck and purred so loud! I just wrapped my arms around him and looked up and said "Okay god, I guess I was dense, even I can take this big of a hint!" I adopted him - after all, he had already adopted me!

He was more than a "Therapy Cat," he was there throughout the problems of life, always finding some way to help me control my emotions and not get so lost in them. He would always know how I was feeling and crawl into my lap and hug me like he did at the Humane Society, and allow me to cry into his fur until I felt better. He would then jump down and clean himself, always giving me a look that I couldn't help but laugh at that said "It's salty!"

Skittles developed diabetes last year, and at fourteen-and-a-half years passed away from lymphoma cancer. He had an extra thirteen-and-a-half year of life due to my adopting him. He did his "job" very, very well. I miss him

Anna