(SHS) — The Saipan Humane Society in collaboration with Banfield Foundation and Veterinarians without Borders, celebrated a milestone with their first-ever clinic on Rota on Dec. 9, 2023. The event marked a significant step towards providing essential pet care services to the local community.
The clinic offered a range of free services, including vaccinations, flea and tick medication, the 4DX test for heartworm, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, and Lyme disease, as well as sick consultations. The turnout exceeded expectations, highlighting the demand for pet healthcare services within the Rota community.
Ruby Ma, clinic manager, expressed her gratitude, stating, “We were pleasantly surprised by the substantial turnout from the Rota community, and we are deeply grateful for the community’s overwhelming support and enthusiasm towards pet healthcare.”
The success of the clinic was made possible by the generous support of the local community. Saipan Humane Society extends heartfelt appreciation to everyone who contributed to the event’s success.
Special acknowledgments go to Coral Garden Hotel and Ace Car Rental for sponsoring accommodation and rental car services, respectively. Their contributions were instrumental in ensuring a smooth and successful clinic.
Saipan Humane Society also extends a big thank you to Officer Pedro Manglona, Officer Ricardo Maratita, Officer Alvin Cruz, Administrative Officer Bella Maratita, Soil and Water Coordinator Myra Ogo, acting Resident Department Head Filex Calvo, Rep. Julie Ogo, and Officer Jim Atalig for their incredible hospitality and support in co-hosting the clinic.
Inspired by the positive response and community spirit, Saipan Humane Society expresses its eagerness to return to another clinic, continuing their commitment to promoting pet health and well-being.
