How Fort Bragg soldiers are helping pets get adopted sooner at the Cumberland County Animal Shelter
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Stars and Stripes - How Fort Bragg soldiers help pets get adopted sooner at the Cumberland County Animal Shelter
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DVIDS - News - Fairfield, Illinois Army Reserve Veterinarian concludes 21 years of military service
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62 WASHINGTON, D.C U.S. Army Veterinarians and Animal Care Specialists from the 218th Medical Detachment (Veterinary Service Support) from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, traveled to Washington, D.C., January 23-25, in support of the 59th U.S. Presidential Inauguration. The team, consisting of two Veterinary Corps Officers and two Animal Care Specialists, supported 125 Department of Defense and Secret Service working dogs and 25 U.S. National Park Service working horses. As part of Joint Task Force-National Capital Region, their number one priority was providing veterinary medical care to the working animals. Upon arrival, the team quickly identified both physical and administrative barriers that had reduced access to care for working animals in the past. Working with the Secret Service, they launched an innovative approach to ensure the animal teams received care when and where it was needed most.