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“The staff all care so deeply. Each animal is like the most important one. It’s been that way from the beginning.” Elisabetta Ferrero Ferrero brought her cat, Chatterbox, to us from Florida to treat a sarcoid tumor. Today, Chatterbox is “happy like a lark,” she says.
“The staff all care so deeply. Each animal is like the most important one. It’s been that way from the beginning.”
Elisabetta Ferrero
Ferrero brought her cat, Chatterbox, to us from Florida to treat a sarcoid tumor. Today, Chatterbox is “happy like a lark,” she says.
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