<div>Home visits and virtual have made veterinary care a different experience, for me and for my patients.  I can't believe the response to those who have joined us, so many animals are getting the care they need affordably and easily.

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<div>But when you are a single mom of two, trying to work relief shifts to stay afloat while you figure out how in the world to be the owner and operator of a company... hurdles come up, usually just from having some blind spots.

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<div>LOVEvets is unfortunately going to have to go on hold for 2026, due to relief shifts drying up and the natural gap in business building.

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<div>I am so beyond proud of what we did. 115 AMAZING clients that already feel like old friends.  Countless animals helped in the comfort of their home. It has been so rewarding.  

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<div>If we are able to make up the windfall for this, then things change.   I have not accepted any investor money, this whole operation has been self funded. Therefore I created this as a Hail Mary attempt to try and keep this momentum going with any help from people that believe in our mission.

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<div>Most to all of you are clients, family, friends (many I would call all of these things:) and I know that nearly everyone is struggling in their own way these days. I hope all of you are well and have a very Happy New Year. 

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Jacqueline Zagrans

Lari Meyer

Krissy Jungers

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