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Hambrick Animals- Danbury, CT
Danbury, CT 06810
ContactKimberly Hambrick
Emailkhambric529@yahoo.com
Phone(931) 408-0899
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Adoption application and adoption fee includes all medical services to help ensure the delivery of a healthy pet for your family as well as transport to your area in the northeast from our clinic in Tennessee. Medical services included spaying or neutering your pet, multiple deworming to rid of intestinal worms, heartworm testing if age appropriate, age appropriate vaccines, flea and tick application, and a head to toe health checkup and the issuing of a health certificate for transport to your area
Adoption application and adoption fee includes all medical services to help ensure the delivery of a healthy pet for your family as well as transport to your area in the northeast from our clinic in Tennessee. Medical services included spaying or neutering your pet, multiple deworming to rid of intestinal worms, heartworm testing if age appropriate, age appropriate vaccines, flea and tick application, and a head to toe health checkup and the issuing of a health certificate for transport to your area
About Hambrick Animals- Danbury, CT
We are a Veterinary Clinic located in Middle Tennessee and help local shelters that must euthanize to reduce over population in their shelters. The adoption fee includes transport to your area in the northeast via a transport company called PetsLLC. All adoptions spend anywhere from 2-8 weeks with us at our clinic...sometimes longer before we list for adoption. We have hundreds of successful adoptions and successful transportations to your area. We care deeply for all our adoptions and want our adoptions to have a successful future with their new family.
We are a Veterinary Clinic located in Middle Tennessee and help local shelters that must euthanize to reduce over population in their shelters. The adoption fee includes transport to your area in the northeast via a transport company called PetsLLC. All adoptions spend anywhere from 2-8 weeks with us at our clinic...sometimes longer before we list for adoption. We have hundreds of successful adoptions and successful transportations to your area. We care deeply for all our adoptions and want our adoptions to have a successful future with their new family.
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