Even veterinary teams sometimes overlook the power of the love and support pets provide. But now and then you may get an important reminder that a pet can lend hope and support healing--just as this veterinary student did.
Annette Otis
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Dr. Annette Otis graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and interns at Southpaws Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Center in Fairfax, Va.
Articles by Annette Otis
Even veterinarians sometimes overlook the power of the love and support pets provide. But now and then you may get an important reminder that a pet can lend hope and support healing—just as this veterinary student did.
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