Enter our gates to experience a sense of .... |
peace and security. |
The Main Reception Area is charming and unique, presenting an
authentic restoration of wood used during the popular 1920's Arts
and Crafts Movement.
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The Cat Waiting Room comfortably separates meows from
growls and chirps.
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An addition connects the Main Building
with the Africa House. |
The addition houses the African
Grey and Russian Blue
Exam Rooms.
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While you wait you can look at the
museum - artifacts discovered during excavation. The 1920 jury bench
is from the Orange County Courthouse. |
Or you may want to relax in the courtyard. An alternate
reception area for those unable to climb stairs is located through
the French doors. Just ring for service! |
The Africa House has a waiting area, two exam rooms, treatment
room, and bathroom facilities.
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The Africa House is filled with African artifacts and antiques.
The Treatment Room is to the right.
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A memorial to the owners' pets contains photos and names
dating back to 1935. |
The Cheetah and Manatee Exam Rooms offer a visit to the
"wild" side. |
The Main Treatment Area houses Radiology,
a Surgical Suite, an Isolation Ward, and holding cages. |
Cats and dogs waiting treatment are
kept in clean, comfortable surroundings. |
Alternate Reception contains the Yellow Laborador Exam Room
and a handicapped bathroom. Through the rear door is the Exotic
Treatment Room. |
On any given day the Exotic Treatment Room may contain a
parrot, iguana, song birds, an eagle, or even a bobcat! |
The Radiology and Dark Rooms are equipped with the
latest techology. |
The Surgical Suite is set up to facilitate
quick response and superior care. |
Before you leave please stop by the
Gift Shop to purchase a treat for your pet! |
There are three Exterior Adoption Areas, one for cats and
two for dogs. |
The Acupuncture Room is decorated with Oriental pieces to
provide authenticity while your pet receives this ancient Chinese
treatment. |
The Acupuncture Room imparts tranquility for both patient
and client. The aroma of cedar and a soft flowing fountain impart
a peaceful and harmonious environment. |
The saddest part of a veterinary practice is having to
say good-bye to a pet. The Grieving Room was created to give both
client and patient privacy in a serene and
comfortable setting. |
St. Francis,
the Patron Saint of Animals, lends a
comforting touch.
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The Grieving
Room is dedicated to Penrhyn Carll "Pen" Jorgensen,
his beloved pal Bernard, and devoted father, Terry Jorgensen. |
