Annie The Vet

04/12/2026

I’m reaching out with a heavy heart to ask for help. One of my Rottweiler puppies, now 2 years old, was brought into urgent care with a dangerous foreign body. Her owner couldn’t afford the life-saving surgery and made the difficult decision to surrender her back to me.
Right now, she is fighting for her life. Surgery is her only chance.
I’m doing everything I can, but I can’t cover the full cost on my own. An incredibly generous person has already stepped in to help, and I’m so deeply grateful — but we still need support.
If you’re able to help in any way, please consider making a donation directly to the clinic on her behalf. Every single dollar goes toward giving her a chance to survive and recover.
If she pulls through, she will also need ongoing aftercare, and I’m committed to doing whatever it takes to give her the life she deserves.
Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers. And if you can share this post, it would mean the world.
Thank you all so much for your kindness and support. ❤️

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09/04/2025

Sticky glue traps are not just only handy to catch rats. Apparently you can also catch cute puppies!
This little guy stepped on one of these traps and got scared and fell with the whole body on it. Luckily we were able to clip the hair off quickly and rescue this poor baby! No more sticky glue traps for this fella!

01/25/2025

This guy was recently neutered but decided the cone of shame had to go and he'd rather lick his incision instead! We're using laser therapy to speed up his healing process! I think he enjoyed it!

12/10/2024

Met this adorable guy today! Guess how much he weighs!!! For reference I am 5.8!

12/09/2024

Apparently you can’t take the large animal vet out of me! My daughter’s school has a small flock of chickens and they noticed that their rooster was not feeling well. I was able to check him out and he appears to have Fowlpox! This is unfortunately a non treatable viral disease! Poor chicky-boo! 🐔 ❤️

12/08/2024

Yay! Slowly but surely I am working on my veterinary blog! Sharing stories from my past as a large animal veterinarian and keeping you updated on my life as now small animal veterinarian. Even though I have to admit the large animal world will always be dear to my heart, I love working with small animals too since I am just passionate about veterinary medicine. Animals are my life, professionally and privately and I am extremely blessed to be in this profession. My connection with animals is a gift that I was born with and I can not imaging a life without them.
My blog will hopefully launch beginning of 2025! Stay tuned for more updated and in the meanwhile I will post old and new stories on FB and IG!