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We make every attempt as a team to do our part in the community in making a difference in animals lives! Improving the lives and wellbeing of our pets starts with knowledge and we make it our goal to educate the public. Dr. Wheaton has more recently been a regular in the OC Register with his dedication to the cause assisting local rescue groups and founding his own, The Pet Rescue Center that focuses on Rescuing Pets, Creating Families & Saving Lives! As a response to pet owners in our community suffering the effects of the economy Dr. Wheaton now offers Low Cost Vaccinations most of them only $12 each and promotes pet owners being well informed and weary of over vaccinating their pets. Click one of the links below to read an article featuring Us: Jan. 31, 2010 __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________
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January 28, 2009: AZURE - Stab Victim Pit Bull Puppy - Original Story Dr. Wheaton & Alicia Pet Care Center would like to thank you for the recent outpouring of love & concern for "Azure" the sweet 8 month old Pit Bull Puppy who came in to our full service animal hospital after surviving 7 stab wounds during a domestic dispute on Tuesday night (Jan 20, 2009). We are overjoyed to report she is recovering very well from the surgeries done Wednesday to repair her internal injuries and had a long nite rest after a day filled with media interviews and continued treatments. We hope her celebrity will enable her to receive the donations necessary to continue her treatment and assure her happy and healthy future. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation towards her medical bills you can send your donation to: The Pet Rescue Center, ATTN: Azure, 25800 Jeronimo Rd., Ste 100, Mission Viejo, CA 92691. Please make checks payable to: The Pet Rescue Center. You can also donate online to The Pet Rescue Center via credit card or paypal: www.thepetrescuecenter.org Here are links to some of news reports and articles that tell about Azure's horrific tale: The Orange County Register CBS 2 News Article O.C. Dog Recovering After Being Stabbed With Sword & Pet Clinic Nurses Wounded Puppy Back To Health KTLA 5 News Article Dog Survives Attack with Sword KTLA 5 News Video Report Dog Survives Attack with Sword Video ABC 7 News Video Report Puppy stabbed in domestic violence fight Fox 11 News Article and 3 Video Clips OC Puppy Recovering After Being Stabbed With Sword The Mercury News OC puppy recovering after being stabbed with sword - The Associated Press _____________________________________________________________________________________
Slideshow: Event aims to bring holiday cheer to pets Alicia Pet Center hosts holiday open house on Sunday and raises $10,000 for animal rescue.
Monday, December 8, 2008 By LINDSEY BAGUIO - The Orange County Register__________________________________________________________________________
Get your pet on Santa's lap to help orphaned animals Open House at Mission Viejo's Alicia Pet Care Center offers holiday fun and tour of new facility.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008Rescue group helps dog recover from 'horror show' injuries 'Miracle dog' Gideon hit by car and dragged, losing skin on left side.
By ERIKA I. RITCHIE - The Orange County Register__________________________________________________________________________
By ERIKA CHAVEZ - The Orange County Register__________________________________________________________________________
Woman hoards more than 70 dogs in her home Mission Viejo woman had to give up nearly all her dachshunds.
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New pet center and rescue has fundraiser Oct. 25 -26 Photo shoots will help clinic rescue and care for area pets in need
Discount pet clinic won't skimp on care South County vet opens area's first low-cost spay and neuter facility.
Alicia Pet Clinic finds new home A look at South County store openings and other business news.
By ERIKA I. RITCHIE - The Orange County Register__________________________________________________________________________
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