Country Corners Veterinary Hospital

05/28/2026

Did you know that CCVH is 95% Electric Grid independant? We take our responsibilty to the enviornment seriously. If we can decrease our impact we are commited to doing so.

05/22/2026

So proud to support the kiddos

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A big shoutout to Country Corners Veterinary Hospital for supporting our league and helping our players shine both on and off the field! 🐾⚾

We appreciate your commitment to our community and our athletes!

04/16/2026

We Love our Team!!

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Shoutout to Country Corners Veterinary Hospital for your support of our league! We appreciate everything you do for our community and our players. 🐾⚾️

03/28/2026

Great Opportunity Locally

03/08/2026

Today we hold space for a very special horse.

In loving memory of Endo the Blind. A horse whose story, spirit and courage touched many hearts. Horses like Endo remind us that sight is not what makes a horse remarkable. It is their trust, their bravery, and the quiet bond they build with the humans who love them.
Endo showed the world that even without sight, a horse can still lead with strength, kindness and incredible heart.

For Endo -

They say a horse runs with the wind,
But you ran with something more.
A courage deep within your soul
That none could ignore.
Though darkness touched your eyes,
Your spirit still shone bright,
Teaching hearts around you
That love is stronger than sight.
You trusted, you tried,
You carried on each day,
Leaving hoofprints on the hearts
Of those who watched your way.
Now the fields are endless,
The grass forever green,
And somewhere beyond the horizon
You run where light has always been.

Run free, beautiful Endo.

A horse who will never be forgotten.

— Heart Horse Equestrian Jewellery

03/08/2026

Leaving a pet behind is no longer just viewed as an act of neglect in Washington — it can now carry serious legal consequences.

Under state law, pet owners are responsible for ensuring their animals are properly cared for. Walking away from that responsibility by dumping a pet on the street, abandoning it during a move, or leaving it without food, water, or shelter can lead to criminal charges.

Authorities treat these situations seriously because abandoned animals often suffer the most. Many are left confused and vulnerable, forced to survive on their own without the care they once depended on. When investigators determine that an animal has been deliberately abandoned, the owner may face penalties under animal cruelty laws, which can include fines, possible jail time, and restrictions on owning animals in the future.

The law also addresses cases where animals are left behind at veterinary clinics or boarding facilities. If an owner fails to return for their pet after receiving proper notice, the animal may legally be classified as abandoned. In those cases, caretakers are allowed to place the pet with a shelter or rescue organization so it can eventually find a new home.

Across the United States, animal shelters take in millions of unwanted or abandoned pets each year. Many arrive frightened, malnourished, or injured after being left to fend for themselves. Laws like the one in Washington are designed to prevent that suffering by holding owners accountable for the animals that rely on them.

For many households, pets are beloved companions and part of the family. But when someone chooses to walk away from that responsibility, the consequences can now extend far beyond moral judgment — they may also include criminal prosecution.

02/20/2026

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01/21/2026

FYI Just in time for flea season rebate for Bravecto increased 😁