Animal Welfare Professionals

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Hello.  Have you reached to local veterinarians there and asked them if they would be interested in partnering with you on this project.  Maybe one day a month or two days a month.   That way they can still work their full time job but maybe they have a giving heart to help with this type of outreach.   It is difficult finding a veterinarian .  Or perhaps find a relief veterinarian group and post your need there.    I know this might not be helpful but this is just my initial thoughts..  Good luck.  

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Hi Dawn, 

I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I have not reached out , I've had 15 rescues at one time and have gone to the vet often for them. Getting in touch even with a patient of there's is not easy, they will not pick up the phone. Ironically I got one doctor to call me in my life. It was our pediatrician for my infant daughter. I was shocked and thanked her for taking the time as no one does. 

I found a solution, Thank you for helping me! Now I got to find a location.

I'm more than happy to share with you. My email and contact cell: nancylramirez217@yahoo.com  817-304-7221

Hello.  Have you reached to local veterinarians there and asked them if they would be interested in partnering with you on this project.  Maybe one day a month or two days a month.   That way they can still work their full time job but maybe they have a giving heart to help with this type of outreach.   It is difficult finding a veterinarian .  Or perhaps find a relief veterinarian group and post your need there.    I know this might not be helpful but this is just my initial thoughts..  Good luck.  

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Nancy,

We are having the same problem here with finding a Veterinarian to work in our rescue or volunteer time.   Bissell has also stated the same to us with their Vet team.

I would love to collaborate with you on this as well.

Hi Dawn, 

I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I have not reached out , I've had 15 rescues at one time and have gone to the vet often for them. Getting in touch even with a patient of there's is not easy, they will not pick up the phone. Ironically I got one doctor to call me in my life. It was our pediatrician for my infant daughter. I was shocked and thanked her for taking the time as no one does. 

I found a solution, Thank you for helping me! Now I got to find a location.

I'm more than happy to share with you. My email and contact cell: nancylramirez217@yahoo.com  817-304-7221

Hello.  Have you reached to local veterinarians there and asked them if they would be interested in partnering with you on this project.  Maybe one day a month or two days a month.   That way they can still work their full time job but maybe they have a giving heart to help with this type of outreach.   It is difficult finding a veterinarian .  Or perhaps find a relief veterinarian group and post your need there.    I know this might not be helpful but this is just my initial thoughts..  Good luck.  

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Kim, 

I would love that!! Please email me: nancylramirez217@yahoo.com or call me 817-304-7221. Please do call me, I would love to get together about this. I found a solution and wouldn't mind sharing. Now to find a location of where I can have this event. We are in a perfect time January where nothing happens. Except me getting one year older every single time, lol Or winter. I love winter, but having people line up in the cold, is not my thing. 

Please do reach out. 

Nancy,

We are having the same problem here with finding a Veterinarian to work in our rescue or volunteer time.   Bissell has also stated the same to us with their Vet team.

I would love to collaborate with you on this as well.

Hi Dawn, 

I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I have not reached out , I've had 15 rescues at one time and have gone to the vet often for them. Getting in touch even with a patient of there's is not easy, they will not pick up the phone. Ironically I got one doctor to call me in my life. It was our pediatrician for my infant daughter. I was shocked and thanked her for taking the time as no one does. 

I found a solution, Thank you for helping me! Now I got to find a location.

I'm more than happy to share with you. My email and contact cell: nancylramirez217@yahoo.com  817-304-7221

Hello.  Have you reached to local veterinarians there and asked them if they would be interested in partnering with you on this project.  Maybe one day a month or two days a month.   That way they can still work their full time job but maybe they have a giving heart to help with this type of outreach.   It is difficult finding a veterinarian .  Or perhaps find a relief veterinarian group and post your need there.    I know this might not be helpful but this is just my initial thoughts..  Good luck.  

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

We've had the most luck with out-sourcing vets. I called every vet clinic within a certain mile radius to assist us with wellness for in-house animals or hosting vaccine clinics. We finally had success after about a year of searching and would pay a day rate. We also had help from Bissell's Fix the Future, where they sent us vets to stay for a week at a time (we had to pay for lodging and mileage) and knocked out 30 surgeries a day (shelter and community animals) which was a huge help!

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Have you tried asking a vet tech? They usually administer the vaccines in the clinics, under the oversight of the doctor. If a vet tech was willing to do the vaccinating, the clinic may be more open to providing the oversight.

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Vet Techs can administer the rabies vaccine as well? We take animals to a vet clinic for vaccines. I have only seen a Veterinarian administer the rabies vaccine but the vet tech signed the certificate. 

Have you tried asking a vet tech? They usually administer the vaccines in the clinics, under the oversight of the doctor. If a vet tech was willing to do the vaccinating, the clinic may be more open to providing the oversight.

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Vet Techs can administer the rabies vaccine as well? We take animals to a vet clinic for vaccines. I have only seen a Veterinarian administer the rabies vaccine but the vet tech signed the certificate. 

Have you tried asking a vet tech? They usually administer the vaccines in the clinics, under the oversight of the doctor. If a vet tech was willing to do the vaccinating, the clinic may be more open to providing the oversight.

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Have you tried asking a vet tech? They usually administer the vaccines in the clinics, under the oversight of the doctor. If a vet tech was willing to do the vaccinating, the clinic may be more open to providing the oversight.

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Good morning and Happy New Year to all!

I hope your business thrive this year 2025! No matter where you are at.

Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend! 

Hey Kathy! 

 Hello from Grand Prairie :) I work at the municipal shelter here in town and when we do vaccine clinics and microchip clinics where we either do everything but the rabies, and our vet techs and officers are able to run the event or we have a working relationship with several doctors, 1 who will do events probono if it fits in their schedule and if they aren't available we do have to pay a day rate to a select few other vets for them to come and oversee the administering of the rabies vaccine. This is why we currently only do 1-2 clinics a year either at our facility or out in our community. We are hoping to make it quarterly this year and grow it even more next year.

I know the uphill battle you face all to well. 

I'd maybe look into local rescues who have their own facilities and vets on staff and see if they would be willing to donate their time or asking the current vets you work with if it's something they'd be open to. The worst they can say is no and you're in the same position you currently are. We partnered with SPCA Dallas last year with one of our microchip clinics (no vet) so that may be a place to start. 

Good luck!

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Last year I posted a similar post, unfortunately I didn't use the correct lexicon. Most or all of the responses addressed the logistics. I feel that sharing my professional background will help understand what I'm asking. 20 years in Supply Chain Management, logistics, shipping, importing/exporting, ect. I was good at my job and liked it, to a point. It got boring and I had a child. Unfortunately if you are a mom with a new born one has to retire, little to no options to do it from home. My child is not school age so I can work longer hours. Anyways, I am not asking for how to get lines to move faster in a vaccine clinic. 

The focus of my question is where to find the veterinarians and what information to approach them with? Unfortunately as someone in a Supply Chain I have a lot of information. I also worked in hospitals sourcing and procuring meds (over the counter and controlled substances, I had authorization to order regulated pharmaceuticals, equipment, ect). I have called a couple of hospitals, but the only way to meet the vets is to make an appointment for one of my animals. We rescue so I'm pretty sure scheduling 15 appointments with 15 doctors is not going to be a problem. I also have a University Bachelors degree and don't want to bombard the veterinarians with a portfolio of how to help sponsor (not monetarily, but they need to have over sight here in Texas by law). 

The Initial goal is to open a vaccine clinic, End goal is to over vaccines, spay/neuter, flea/tick/heart worm prevention meds. I live in Fort Worth, Texas where it is hot, humid, and we have tons of mosquitos, ticks and fleas. These seem to plague. Our local vaccine centers are not enough also the ones ran here are not structured well, in my logistics opinion, but I'm not looking to fix them. I want to provide an additional solution as our community's interest in caring for animals is growing. 

Thank you and have a great rest of your week and weekend!