Lori Trudgeon

Meet “Case." Our intake team got a call on the evening of January 21st about a dog who had quills & needed our assistance. We rushed out immediately to find him. He had quills on all aspects of his face... including his eye. These quills look like they have

This kitty was brought into Range Road Vet who then contacted SCARS. Vegas had been hit by a car. We contacted Pulse Veterinary Specialists & Emergency and rushed him to their care because of his severe oral trauma. Vegas received a CT scan and oral evaluation under general anesthesia

SCARS got a message about a “snarky looking hyena” that no one was able to get close too. We headed out bright and early on January 10th to pickup this beauty. As we headed out, it was hard for us to find her but with help from the local

January 11th! Fifteen new animals brought into our care yesterday from a home that needed assistance. There was one pregnant momma cat & 14 others. All 15 have aggressive ear mites, to the point of wounds on most of their ears, plus they are very scared of human interaction.

Despite an unexpected storm on January 13th, our intake team headed out on the roads early to start our roundup for a Spay and Neuter Return Day! Nearly 25cm of snow on the roads in the communities, blowing snow, no plows and very slow conditions made for a very

January 14, 2021 *Warning - Graphic Images Ahead* Life has not been kind to Buster & you would never know it with his friendly personality. If only they could talk and tell you their story... Best guess caught in a trap? Sadly this is the second dog in the

If ever a cat was named appropriately on New Years Eve... it would have to be the “new guy” Midnight. This is the fellow suspected of having trauma to his ears but it turned out to be a super bad case of ear mites. We are always elated with