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How will your new Arrowsmith clinic increasingly attract and retain the best and the brightest staff when everyone is fighting for them?
One option is to offer your staff a perk that no one else has, such as regular opportunities to work in a SUPER cool vetmobile that goes to chronically underserved, remote communities.
Not only will offering this opportunity help your team build new and useful skills - like doing high volume surgeries in a very small space - it will help address the elusive work/life balance that we hear so much about these days (RIP James Harriot!).
Like all their regular shifts, staff will be paid for their time in the vetmobiles. In addition, they will come away with an immense sense of satisfaction, almost guaranteed.
Up for a quick brainstorm to explore how something like this may be possible?
About Us
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Mission Pawsible is BC's 1st non-profit, mobile vet clinic.
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We are keen to join forces with a like-minded, 'brick and mortar' clinic in some sort of synergistic way.
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We believe veterinarians, techs and assistants should be paid even if they are working in the non-profit veterinary sector.
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Also, the non-profit vet sector needs to be properly seeded across BC (and beyond) to provide services for those who cannot access the traditional for-profit sector.
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We have a lot of connections to rural and remote Indigenous communities seeking veterinary care.
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Our fundraising skills, to raise $$$ to cover the costs of these remote clinics when communities don't have the funds, are pretty good.
I'm James Rodgers. In addition to my Mission Pawsible duties, I operate CARE Network, a comprehensive animal shelter in Tofino. I also run Increased ACCESS, an Indigenous-led charity that works at the provincial and federal level to get the delivery of essential, animal-related community safety services, like veterinary care, beyond volunteerism and philanthropy.
I look forward to possibly chatting with your team about synergistic possibilities for us to work together.
Thanks,
James
250 266 2273

Meet the VETMOBILES

VETMOBILE 2 As Seen On TV
Barged to Ahousaht
V2 is an 18-foot cargo trailer split into two rooms. We have done over 1,000 spay & neuter surgeries in this black box (in our first year). A TV crew followed us on this trip to film an episode of Wild Rose Vets (on APTN).

VETMOBILE Living Rough
Barged to Wuikinuxv (Rivers Inlet)
It may be hard to tell from this pic, but V3 can off-road! The 4x4 towing it in this photo got stuck shortly after this snap. An F550 then had to tow the 4x4, while it was towing V3. And then the F550 got stuck! Luckily, an hour later, V3 was just about ready to do surgeries!

VETMOBILE 3 Rocking an Urban Look
Low Cost Surgeries in Victoria
We had to go to some gov't meetings in Victoria to discuss some much needed provincial policy changes so, why not bring a vetmobile and bang out some low cost spays & neuters while in the neighbourhood?