In Memoriam
It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our colleague and friend, Melody. Melody was a dedicated team member who brought deep compassion, dedication, talent, spirit and warmth to every day. Her commitment to excellence and genuine care for others left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of working alongside her.
Melody will be remembered for her kindness, integrity, and the positive energy she brought into our workplace. She exemplified the values we strive for and enriched our community in countless ways.
Melody will forever be with us in spirit, and will continue to guide us in our pursuit of excellence.
We are a full-service companion animal care hospital in Montrose, Colorado,
offering exceptional state-of-the-art medical care.
We strive for perfection in the care of your furry family.
Communication Code of Conduct
Our practice strives to have clear, calm, polite and respectful communication with our clients. We all need to be respectful of each other’s time and strive to have efficient and effective interactions for the benefit of all.
These ideals facilitate positive outcomes in all aspects of our interactions. Without this cooperative effort there can be challenges that adversely affect the experience for everyone. We will not tolerate offensive or aggressive communication towards our staff.
We appreciate your patronage and strive for positive interactions. We are happy to transfer your pet(s) records if you do not share the same vision.
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Pet of the Month
We love your pets, so we’re showcasing them.
- Buck
🎉 Meet Buck, our September Pet of the Month! 🎉 Buck is owned by Huxley and is one special pup with plenty of personality, talent, and charm.
💤 Favorite Thing to Do Together: Sleep and cuddle
🏊 Swimming: Not a fan
🎾 Favorite Toy: Tennis ball
🦴 Favorite Treat: Milk‑Bones
🛏️ Favorite Place to Sleep: Huxley’s bed — obviously!
🎪 Tricks & Special Talents: Buck is a true circus dog! He can balance on his back two feet and is also an exceptional hunter with sharp instincts.
😂 Quirky & Funny Behavior: Buck has a piercing, one‑of‑a‑kind Beagle howl that makes sure everyone knows when he has something to say!
❤️🐶 Congratulations, Buck, on being our September Pet of the Month! We’re so happy to celebrate this talented, cuddly, and wonderfully unique pup.
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At roughly 4,400 words, it is the oldest and shortest written national constitution of any major government in the world.
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