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Guardian Veterinary Emergency - Orange County Guardian Veterinary Emergency & Urgent Care Orange County in Middletown, NY, is open nights, weekends, and holidays. Every Pet Deserves A Guardian.
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Located in Middletown, NY, Guardian Veterinary Emergency Orange County is an after-hours animal emergency hospital that is available to help when your pet’s primary care clinic is closed. We’re open nights, weekends and holidays with a veterinarian always on site. Like a human emergency room, we will quickly assess your pet’s condition, also called triage. This allows us to treat the most critically ill or injured first. We know that at times, there may be an extended wait to see a veterinarian, however, rest assured we want to give every patient the time necessary to perform a thorough examination and prescribe the optimal treatment plan. Whenever possible, it’s helpful if you call ahead and inform us of your estimated time of arrival.

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃💀We are open 24 hours today for pet emergencies in case your furries sneak into chocolate, candy, glo...
10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃💀

We are open 24 hours today for pet emergencies in case your furries sneak into chocolate, candy, glow sticks, or any other toxic toys or treats. (845) 692-0260.

Stay safe and have fun!

10/21/2026

Vet Techs!
Register for GVScon for only $50 + FREE VIP Pass!
Use [CASHOUT] at checkout now through Saturday, October 24th.

10/19/2026

🐾🎉❤️ Happy Veterinary Technician Week! 🐾🎉❤️

To our incredible Night Owls & Weekend Champions: Thank you for being the calm in the storm during life’s scariest moments.

Day or night, holiday or weekend, your extraordinary skill, swift action, and huge hearts power our hospital through every emergency. Our team, our community, and our patients are so lucky to have you by their side—we truly couldn’t do it without you! 🎉❤️🐶🐱

Has an emergency tech made a difference for your pet during a late night or weekend visit? Share your appreciation or stories in the comments.

We are proud to offer tuition assistance for employees pursuing their vet tech degree at a school such as SUNY Westchest...
09/30/2026

We are proud to offer tuition assistance for employees pursuing their vet tech degree at a school such as SUNY Westchester. 💜

🐾 Interested in a career in veterinary medicine? Come see what Veterinary Technology is all about! 🐾

SUNY Westchester Community College invites you to a Veterinary Technology Open House & Information Session.

📅 Tuesday, October 20, 2026
⏰ 6:30 p.m.
📍 SUNY Westchester Community College
Health Science Building, Room 13
75 Grasslands Road, Valhalla, NY

Meet Program Director Megan Moore, DVM, and Veterinary Technology Instructor Carrie Scherer, LVT, tour our Veterinary Technology facilities, and learn about the program, admissions process, clinical training, and career opportunities.

Why consider Veterinary Technology at SUNY WCC?

🐶 Affordable 2-year A.A.S. degree
🐱 Selective, AVMA-accredited program
🐴 Hands-on experience with small animals, exotics, and large animals beginning in the first semester
🩺 Classes grouped 2–3 days per week to help accommodate working students
🎓 Preparation for the VTNE and New York State licensure upon meeting graduation and licensing requirements
💼 100% of our Veterinary Technology graduates received job offers by graduation from 2021–2026
📈 More than 200 veterinary technician jobs are currently listed in Westchester County

Veterinary Technology can be a great fit for students who enjoy science and math, love working with animals, and want to be part of the medical team caring for them. Prior animal experience is helpful, but not required.

📌 Application deadline for Fall 2027: March 15, 2027

We’d love to meet them on October 20!

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An update on Starr, the abandoned German Shepherd found with her muzzle taped shut near Brewster, NY: She is doing wonde...
09/25/2026

An update on Starr, the abandoned German Shepherd found with her muzzle taped shut near Brewster, NY: She is doing wonderfully at our sister hospital, and we couldn't be happier with her progress! Go Starr!

Please donate and share. 💜🌟
09/21/2026

Please donate and share. 💜🌟

⭐ LET STARR SHINE: An Update on Starr ⭐

Many of you have seen the heartbreaking story of the young German Shepherd found near Starr Ridge Road in Southeast, New York, with her muzzle tightly wrapped in electrical tape.

Today, we can introduce you to her as Starr. ❤️

Starr was found by a Good Samaritan who removed the tape and immediately brought her to Brewster Veterinary Hospital for medical care.
When Starr arrived, she had significant swelling and injuries to her muzzle and mouth, including broken teeth and damage to the tissue surrounding her mouth. She also had abrasions around her collar area and scarring on her ear.
Our veterinary team performed a sedated examination, cleaned and treated her wounds, and began managing her immediate medical needs. Starr is now being given time for the swelling to subside before the next stage of her treatment. She is expected to require additional dental care, including extractions, as well as reconstructive surgery.

And yet, through everything Starr has experienced, what has stood out most to those caring for her is her incredibly sweet and trusting personality. She continues to seek affection, lean into the people caring for her and remind us just how resilient animals can be.

We are working closely with the Putnam County SPCA, whose Law Enforcement Division continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding Starr's case. To protect the integrity of that investigation, we will not speculate or provide additional details regarding the circumstances in which she was found.
Right now, our focus is where it belongs: on Starr and her recovery.

We are also incredibly grateful to Hill's Pet Nutrition, which has generously stepped forward to provide Starr's food during her recovery.

As Starr prepares for the medical care still ahead, we have established the Let Starr Shine campaign to help offset the costs of her treatment, dental care, reconstructive surgery and continued recovery.

⭐ LET STARR SHINE ⭐
If you would like to be part of Starr's journey, you can donate through the link below. If you aren't able to donate, simply sharing her story can make a difference.
https://givebutter.com/starr-fundraiser-v8eijn

We are incredibly thankful to the Good Samaritan who stopped to help Starr, the Putnam County SPCA, everyone involved in her care, Hill's Pet Nutrition, and the countless members of our community who have reached out asking how they can help.

Starr's story began under heartbreaking circumstances.
Together, we can help make sure that's not where her story ends.

⭐ Let's help Starr heal. Let's help Starr shine. ⭐

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09/16/2026

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💬Thank you for your wonderful review, Skylar!  Transparency, swift care, and peace of mind are always our top priorities...
09/15/2026

💬Thank you for your wonderful review, Skylar! Transparency, swift care, and peace of mind are always our top priorities, especially during late-night emergencies.

Full Google review here...

"Had a GDV scare tonight with our pitbull/great dane mix, Belle. Once we saw the signs we immediately took her in, they were quick, explained everything they were doing, and were super transparent about the prices beforehand. They confirmed she did not have GDV (THANK GOD). We feel so relieved and couldn’t be more grateful for the care she received tonight. ❤️ Thanks Guardian!"

If we've helped you through a pet emergency, please share your story with us: https://g.page/r/CZQoI_yfvCX1EAE/review

We will never forget. 🇺🇸
09/11/2026

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Seventeen minutes. On September 11, 2001, that was the length of time from when American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center, at 8:46 a.m., to when United Airlines Flight 175 entered the right-hand side of millions of TV screens, at 9:03 a.m., and plowed into the South Tower at nearly 600 miles an hour.

For most Americans who can recall that morning, the attack didn’t begin at 8:46. The confusion did.

Many bystanders initially took the first plane crash to be an accident. Broadcasters speculated whether the collision was caused by a malfunction in a small plane, while the Port Authority assured those in the South Tower there was no need to evacuate.

In an essay for National Geographic, author and historian Garrett M. Graff argues that today, with some 40 percent of the country too young to remember the events of 9/11, the memory of that morning is at risk of being lost. In revisiting those surreal 17 minutes, he writes, “we can glimpse one America ending and a new one beginning.”

Learn more about the 17 minutes that changed America: https://on.natgeo.com/6rBgQa

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517 New York 211
Middletown, NY
10941

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 7am
6pm - 12am
Tuesday 12am - 7am
6pm - 12am
Wednesday 12am - 7am
6pm - 12am
Thursday 12am - 7am
6pm - 12am
Friday 12am - 7am
6pm - 12am
Saturday 12am - 12am
Sunday 12am - 12am

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+18456920260

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