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    NOAH chief executive spends an evening with StreetVet’s outreach team in Cambridge

    Simon KingBy Simon KingSeptember 2, 2022Updated:August 28, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    NOAH chief executive, Dawn Howard, recently spent an evening with the StreetVet outreach team in Cambridge. She met nine-year-old Jasper, who was very happy to see the vets but heard from his owner who was worried about what will happen to him when she goes into hospital for surgery – no emergency kennel space available, no friends and family to take him.

    Mrs Howard said that this is a problem the StreetVet volunteers try to help with but they depend on goodwill as there is no support available.

    Topics discussed ranged from owner compliance problems with such a mobile community to StreetVet experiencing problems attracting volunteers as vets are so stressed and can’t face more veterinary work at the end of the day.

    On a positive note, Mrs Howard saids that it was clear that the outreach team have built a good rapport with the local homeless community, who know where to find them for routine or emergency care and their dogs certainly look forward to treats and fuss whilst having a check-up! StreetVet is currently NOAH’s charity for 2022.

    To find out more about StreetVet, click HERE.

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