Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Eye Care for Animals is available to assist you and your veterinarian with treatment of your pet’s eyes. While you may contact us by phone, we encourage your veterinarian to use our referral form. This will provide a record of your pet’s medical history and any previous treatments. You may then fax, mail, or hand deliver it to the Eye Care for Animals practice of your next appointment.
Spencer (our son) is a special young man and he has always loved animals. Because of him, we have been rescuing dogs for many years. When he got to high school, he was able to work part time through vocatiol training at school. His first job at a vet clinic didn?t satisfy him very well because he only got to clean and not interact with the animals. We found a wonderful place for him to work called Woodland West Animal Hospital. They allowed him to work through vocatiol training and he got to work with the animals! Boy did he ever flourish! They fostered his love of animals so much that he was the first student at his high school to start an animal rescue club. He got students involved in volunteering and helping local animal rescues. That was only the beginning for Spencer. He got involved with the Oklahoma Alliance for Animals in Tulsa, Oklahoma. They took him under their wings and he flourished again. He got involved in adoption events, helping animals that had been affected by wildfires and tordoes. He also helped spread the word about spaying and neutering. Needless to say, as his parents we are very proud of the young man that Spencer has become. His life mission is to make sure that all animals have a loving and forever home. One particular rescue found a permanent dwelling place in Spencer?s heart. That dog was med Bubba. Spencer and Bubba have been inseparable. Spencer thinks that the sun rises and sets in Bubba. When we started helping to achieve his dream of having his own rescue, we asked him what did he want to call it. Of course, he said ?Bubba?s Rescue?. When we asked him what his mission was for Bubba?s Rescue, he said that he wanted to make sure that all animals had a home and that he wouldn?t have to rescue any more. If you feel like you can support Spencer and his ideals, please ?like? his page and spread the word. We can?t do this alone and we need your help. Thanks so much for reading his story and how Bubba?s Rescue came to be.
Completely Fenced; Mutt Mitt Station, Benches, Pond, Double Gates, Parking. Location: Corner of Massard Road & Louisville Street. Directions: From Rogers Avenue (at red light at Wal-Mart SuperCenter), turn right onto Massard…drive to Louisville, turn right…park is on right.
Coachmans Inn allows up to two dogs (25 lbs or less) per guest room for an additional fee of $5 per pet per night. Please note that pets may not be left unattended in guest rooms. …
Best Western Hillside Inn is pet friendly! Up to 2 dogs (80 pounds or less) are welcome per select guest room for an additional fee of $8 per pet per night (with a $100 per week …
Inn Towne Lodge welcomes a maximum of two dogs, 20lbs or less, per guest room for an additional $20 per pet, per night. Aggressive breeds not allowed.
Days Inn Dumas is pet friendly. They have a pet fee of $10 per pet per stay. They don't have a weight restriction or limit the amount of pets per room.
Days Inn Fort Smith welcomes pets for an additional $10 per pet, per night. There is no weight restriction, or limit on the number of pets per room.
Courtyard Fort Smith Downtown allows dogs under 30 lbs. for a fee of $75/stay.
The Holiday Inn Fort Smith is pet friendly! up to two pets of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $50 per pet per stay.
