blue puppy paw prints for veterinary

Adopt-a-Pet June 9

Stay In the Know !

The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester.

Chadds Ford Animal Hospital - Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital | Blog - Main Singular
Camper

Camper

We absolutely adore Camper, a beautiful 10-year-old lady with the most gorgeous, silky black coat. Like a mink, really. Camper is so very sweet, mellow, and affectionate. What an angel! Please come say hello to Camper as soon as you can. You can name your adoption fee for Camper through Sunday, June 15.

Chadds Ford Animal Hospital - Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital | Blog - Main Singular
Bishop

Bishop

Bishop is a handsome, 1-year-old who is ready for a second chance at a forever family life. He loves to be outside to sniff and is curious about the world. Plus, he is dog-friendly and likes calm dogs the best, just like himself. Please come meet Bishop today. You can name your adoption fee for Bishop through Sunday, June 15.

For more information, go to www.bvspca.org or phone 484-302-0865.

The post Adopt-a-Pet June 9 appeared first on Chadds Ford Live.

Recent Posts

Closest Emergency Vet

Closest Emergency Vet: How to Find Fast Care for Your Pet

  Finding the closest emergency vet clinic can make all the difference when your pet experiences a…

Read More
Dog-trauma-symptoms

Dog Trauma Symptoms: Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore

Dog trauma symptoms can appear immediately after an accident or develop gradually over several hours. Whether your…

Read More
in-house diagnostics vet

How In-House Diagnostics Help Vets Diagnose Illnesses Faster

When your pet becomes sick, every minute matters. A Veterinarian with in-house diagnostics can help identify health…

Read More

About Us

Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital was founded by Dr. William Tancredi who wanted to bring dedicated, mindful, and personalized pet care to his hometown of Chadds Ford, PA. The hospital exists to help people and their pets by practicing with compassion, dedication, and mindfulness. The hospital started out as a mobile unit, and then transitioned to include a full-fledged stationary hospital where many more advanced procedures can be performed to improve the lives of pets and people in the community.