In Loving Memory of Ansel
On May 4th, Dr. Hunter and her husband, along with countless friends, said a final goodbye to their beloved dog Ansel. He was over 13 years old and suffering …
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HEARTWARMING STORIES
Dr. Hunter’s Dog Ansel Wins Award!
On Saturday, February 4th,Dr. Hunter’s dog Ansel will be inducted into the Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association’s (MVMA) Animal Hall of Fame! Ansel is certainly deserving of this prestigious award. …
A Life Changed by Therapy Dogs
The following was written by one of our clients, Heather Gillen. Therapy dogs have touched her family in a profound way, and she was kind enough to share the …
Therapy Dogs
Even when surrounded by the most caring people, being in places like nursing homes and hospitals can make the residents and patients feel scared, stressed, and lonely. That is …
Dr. Hunter & Ansel Help Stressed Out Students
While most of us were snuggled safely in our homes watching the blizzard outside on Saturday, December 11th, Dr. Hunter and her dog Ansel bundled up and headed to …
Off to Vet School – by Christine
Many children dream about someday becoming a veterinarian; I was one of these children. As a kid I thought I could snuggle puppies and kitties all day long and …
Dr. Hunter & Family Travel to Canada
Myself, my husband Mic, and dog Ansel spent a fun weekend on the Gunflint Trail. We stayed at the Gunflint Pines Resort on Gunflint Lake which welcomes canine companions, making the …
In Memory of My Tiny By:Jessica
When I started working here 3 and 1/2 years ago a little cat named Tiny started to come in every Tuesday for subcutaneous fluids. This particular cat was about …
Miracle of Birth Center at the MN State Fair By: Dr. Kate An Hunter
Despite the fact that I haven’t practiced large animal medicine since graduating from vet school in 1990, I had a great time working at the new Miracle of Birth …
Winston – A Blind Cat With a Big Heart By: Jessica
Every pet has its own “special needs.” Some will only eat certain foods, others must be brushed first thing in the morning, some even want the television turned to …
