Reopen Lillian Veterinary Hospital

Dr Susan Wells  has been caring for the pets of our community for 21 years at the Lillian Veterinary Hospital. She has been a tremendous care taker of our clients' pets and also hundreds of lost, abandoned, feral and soon to be adopted animals. Unfourtunately we have had to temporarily close our hospital following a devestating fire on the night of March 30th 2016. The following is a link to a story, written by Debbie Williams for WKRG, about the fire:
http://wkrg.com/2016/03/31/vet-clinic-fire-in-lillian-kills-two/
 There has been an out pouring from our wonderful friends in our immediate community and through out the amazing Veterinary community at large who want to help us in any way they can. That is why we have decided to pursue reopening in a temporary building next to the site of our original building. We hope to be back serving the community as quickly as possible but that will require outfitting our temporary builing with equipment, medications and supplies so we can properly treat and house the animals. Any one wanting to help us get going can make a contribution here on our gofundme. 
Our doctors, technichians and assisting staff love taking care of our patients and the relationships we have with our clients. We can not wait to get back to work.
The following is a note from our facebook page that describes our feeling toward all those who have and will help with our rise from the ashes: We want to say Thank you to all of the emergency care teams that risked their lives to save the beloved pets in the fire, they went above and beyond the call of duty to rescue the 5 pets trapped inside the building, despite all of our emergency efforts we did lose 2 dearly beloved pets. The emergency care teams were so very helpful to help the staff stabilize the 3 surviveing pets for transport to surrounding veterinary hospitals for continued treatment.We can not thank you All enough!! Thank you to our pet owners, friends, surrounding veterinarians, and our community for the out pour of condolences, prayers, and phone calls it really means a lot to us. At this time we will keep you posted on the re-open day of Lillian Veterinary Hospital. If your pet is in need to be seen, needs medication, pet food or refills prior to our re-open day please call the office there is a number provided to assist you. Thank you all for your continued support♡