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All Creatures Animal Hospital
All Creatures Animal Hospital
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1415 North Harrison Avenue Pierre, SD 57501
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All Creatures Animal Hospital

All Creatures Animal Hospital is a Animal Hospital facility at 1415 North Harrison Avenue in Pierre, SD.
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1415 North Harrison Avenue, Pierre, SD 57501
Services All Creatures Animal Hospital practices at 1415 North Harrison Avenue, Pierre, SD 57501.

Animal hospitals offer general and emergency pet care services. Some animal hospitals offer 24 hour emergency services-call to confirm hours and availability.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with All Creatures Animal Hospital in Pierre, SD, please call (605) 945-2911 for more information.
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Dr. Trexler-Myren responded to my request to assist an owl which I released from a barb wire fence. I met her at her office on a Saturday where she carefully and expertly examined the bird's damaged wing then placed it in a confined area away from animals which might have disturbed this injured bird.

She informed me that a light sedative would be administered then food and water provided that day. She would evaluate it's health and recovery then release it when the bird had recovered. She said there were no charges but a donation to OATHE Wildlife Center would be appreciated. I happily wrote a check.

Having over forty years as a medical professional myself I was impressed by Dr. Trexler-Myren's professionalism, demeanor, concern for the bird (short ear owl) and willingness to provide me with her evaluation and future plans for the owl.

Four days later I contacted her clinic to learn the owl had recovered and had been released in nearby grasslands to fly and hunt again. Mission accomplished.
by Richard W. Wheeler D.D.S. retired xxx.xxx.130.211
November 17, 2015