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TVMA Makes Plans for the Future On October 25, a Strategic Planning meeting was held to set goals for TVMA over the next two years. Facilitated by Bob Harris, CAE, of The Non-Profit Center, participants included President Dr. Maben Thompson, President-Elect Dr. Susan Moon, Vice President Dr. Joe Ed Conn, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Midge Phillips, Executive Board members Drs. Marisa Shulman, Russell Reel, Mandy Willis, and Danny Walker, Past Presidents Drs. Allan Holladay and Walter Clark, and staff members Deloris Green Gaines, Adele Reed, and Darlene Clendenon. Watch for details on how TVMA is working for veterinarians and the veterinary profession.
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Anti-Declawing Activists Ramping Up Efforts Against Veterinarians
Anti-declawing activists have been ramping up efforts against veterinarians who these activists feel are "dishonoring their oath" by offering declawing of domestic cats. Some activists are using social media and insulting and threatening emails and phone calls. An email sent to an AVMA staff member by an activist includes a statement that she intends to target veterinarians she believes are practicing veterinary medicine in an unethical manner on her new Facebook page. Click here to read the email and learn more about AVMA's resources to help you monitor and protect your online reputation.
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| Electronic Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) for TN Accredited Veterinarians The Tennessee Department of Agriculture has provided updated information on electronic certificates of veterinary inspection. A mobile CVI app that will work on Apple and Android phones and tablets should be available by January 2016. Click here for more information.
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| Free Tax Workshops Offered for New Businesses
The Tennessee Department of Revenue will be holding a series of free tax workshops for new businesses in Chattanooga, Johnson City, Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville in November. The workshops are designed to assist those encountering business-related taxes for the first time. Click here for details.
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Lindsey Ricketts Harper
Zoetis Lindsey grew up in Southern Missouri and graduated from University of Missouri-Rolla with a degree in Industrial Engineering. She has had a diverse career background with occupations including, but not limited to: Mechanical Engineer, bar/restaurant owner, Junior High Science teacher and Stallion breeding manager. She is currently an Equine Territory Manager for Zoetis covering Tennessee, Western Kentucky and Northern Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. She began her career with Pfizer in 2011 and has enjoyed meeting so many great people in the territory and the industry. Lindsey comes from a family that breeds and trains barrel horses and has been competing in the event ever since she can remember. She currently lives in Cross Plains with her husband (Brian), 3 dogs (Muzzy, Buckshot and Katie), and 30 something horses. She enjoys spending time with her family, riding horses and working out.
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Tennessee Veterinary Medical Foundation
Support TVMF's efforts by making a contribution in memory of or in honor of a special person or animal.
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Classifieds
Practices for Sale:
DC: Washington - New Ultra-Modern, high-growth area.
Florida: Broward County - 1,500sf SA, desirable plaza. Priced to Sell;
Charlotte County - +1,300sf leasehold, SA, Huge Potential;
Hillsborough County - Add Vet services to Kennel;
Martin County - 1,600sf SA, Upscale shopping plaza;
Saint Lucie County – 2,200sf SA, AAHA, with +/-.5 acres.
Maine, York County: 2,000sf SA, +/-3.6 acres, 2-exam rooms.
Maryland, Baltimore County: 1,600sf SA in active plaza.
Michigan: Bay County - 2,500sf SA +/-.33 acres - Great Investment;
Ontonagon County – Growing Practice, home, +/-40 acres.
Missouri, St. Louis: Feline in Prime Area! 2,200sf, 3-exam rooms.
New York, Elmira: Turn-Key! 3,500sf SA w/RE, 2-exam rooms.
Ohio, Cuyahoga County: Solid Practice. +/-2,700sf, 2-exam rooms w/RE.
Oklahoma, Texas County: Turn-Key Start-Up, MIXED, w/RE.
Oregon, Linn County: 1,800sf SA w/RE, City Center.
Pennsylvania, Jefferson County: 2,100sf w/RE, 3-exam rooms.
Vermont, Orleans County: 4,400sf, +/-3 acres, 3-exam rooms.
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WANTED:
4X4 veterinary vehicle with Bowie unit (or similar), must be highway worthy & under 125,000 miles. Contact Stan Carlin, DVM, via email at earlcarlindvm@tcworks.net
Small Animal Practice For Sale - East TN
Building and real estate appraisal - $240,000
Practice gross - $463,299 for 2014
Fully equipped
10921 computerized clients, most with multiple pets
Asking $575,000; reasonable offers considered
Contact Susan Scarlett at (865) 250-7514 (call or text) or email stonegatesrs@aol.com
Real Estate for Sale: 3700 Pishon Trail Franklin, TN 37064
Amazing live/work opportunity. Vet clinic currently operating on this beautiful 5.3 acres in Williamson County. House is 2268 sq ft. Clinic operates on main level. Renovated living quarters upstairs. Cinder block barn with electric, water, two horse stalls, and surgery room has its own driveway, turn around and paddock. Incredible location with Hwy 96 road frontage. Real estate only for sale, not practice.
Tazewell, TN. Well, established turn key small animal clinic for sale. Approximately 1920 sq feet with ample parking or potential expansion (approx 960 sq feet). All equipment included (surgical table, anesthesia machine, centrifuge, etc.). Located on the main road for great visibility and access for clients. Recently passed clinic inspection for the next 2 years. Sales price is negotiable! For inquiries, please email bobeans@aol.com.
Knoxville, TN. Solo small animal practice incl. 1300+ sq.ft. clinic building and 1 acre land. Excellent location with plenty of room for expansion. Building and equipment in good condition. Five year(2007-11) average annual gross over $280K being open 4.5 days/wk. Asking $315K. Reply to lod478@gmx.com.
Knoxville small animal practice for sale. $395K, includes real estate. Reply to tennvet1@gmail.com.
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