Wildlife medical services in Washington, Virginia

The Department of Wildlife Health Sciences at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C. is dedicated to providing the best clinical veterinary care to the animals in their collection. They conduct research on novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for wildlife species, provide leadership in conservation medicine, and train future zoo and wildlife veterinarians. The institution's top priority is maintaining the health of the animals in their care through preventative health programs and specialized medical treatments. The staff also leads and participates in conservation research to save and protect species both in situ and ex situ. Through outreach programs, training opportunities for veterinary students, and residency programs, they are committed to educating future zoo and wildlife veterinarians. Visitors can support their mission by making donations to help save species from extinction.

Golden Retreat For K9s is a premier pet resort located at 496 View Town Road, Amissville, Virginia, United States. Our facility is within an hour of Northern Virginia and the Washington, DC metro areas, close to Warrenton and Culpeper. Our cozy suites offer a home-like environment for your dogs while you are away. Our dedicated staff will ensure that your furry friends are well taken care of, with personalized attention to their needs and preferences. We welcome older dogs and those requiring special care, including administering medication. You can bring your own food, treats, toys, and bedding to make your dogs feel at home. We also offer dog walks, visits, and cat visits in the Amissville area.