Vale Park Animal Hospital

In honor of National Disabled Pet’s Day, we wanted to share Ernie’s story. Ernie was adopted by one of our receptionists, Wendi, when he was only 2 years old. Knowing that Ernie was injured and would be in need of more help than normal, Wendi...

Vale Park Animal Hospital is hosting a Community Yard Sale on Sunday, May 5th, from 10 am to 3 pm, on the front lawn of the hospital! All proceeds from the sale benefit the American Cancer Society. If you would like to donate items for the yard sale,...

To show support for the Valparaiso K9 Cop Police Dogs and their 5K-9 event on Saturday, May 11th, we thought it would be a cute idea to kick off the event with a photo contest: "Caught in the act; when good pets go bad." Have you ever come home to a...

For the month of March we will be having another pet photo contest! The contest for this month is a Pet/Owner look alike contest! All you have to do to enter is post a picture of you and your pet to our Facebook page (you do not have to be a client...

This little girl needs a new home! Her owner bought her five days ago and discovered that she is allergic! This 6 month old Sheltie needs a good home! She was purchased for $450, so the owner is asking for the best reasonable offer to give her a good...

Bart is missing! He is a male, all grey cat with an orange collar. He was last seen in the residential area near Cooks Corners School, on February 18.   There will be a generous reward for his return! Please contact Carol at...

Gerdy is still missing! She got out of a fenced in yard through a gate that was left open. She has been missing since Sunday, February 17, around 8:30 pm, from the 400 block of Oberreich Street, directly behind Wings, Etc. Gerdy is approximately 4...

Vale Park Animal Hospital now offers a new free service for those whose pets are lost. Hound and Found allows families the opportunity to share information about their missing pet, including sharing a photo of the lost, in the effort to reunite...

A beautiful long-hair ragdoll cat came into our local shelter. She had spent her 5 years of life in a basement. She was so anxiety ridden that she was living under a blanket. I took her home to socialize her, so that she could be adopted. In addition...

Written by Dr. Kim Juhlin Mollie, is a miniature dachshund that came to see me in June of 2011. She had hurt her back and couldn’t walk. She couldn’t move her tail, urinate on her own and she had no control over her bowels either. Jeromy, her pet...