The animals at T&D's are very fortunate to have dedicated, companionate, knowledgeable, and wonderful veterinarians who donate their services.   Since the veterinarians donate their services, T&D's pays only for any medication or materials needed.   By the kind donation of their services, our veterinarian bill averages a few thousand dollars per year instead of tens of thousands of dollars.  
Donations are welcome to help with our veterinarian expenses.

Prior to Fall 2003, the animals needed to be transported to the veterinarian clinic.  In order to better help the animals, we were able to build a Medical Building with the help of Superior Walls and Bucknell University's Management 101 Spring 2003 class.

Superior Walls, Middleburg, PA, donated six pre-made concrete walls that were unable to be used for home construction.  Our cost was for the crane and workers to place the walls.

Superior Walls setting the concrete walls in place.                       All walls set in place.                          

Bucknell's Management 101 class divides into several "Companies" for the semester.  They vote on officers and committees and choose an organization to help for the semester.  Once an organization is chosen they then are responsible for a project within that organization.  Their responsibilities are to find out what is needed for the project, organize work dates, choose and have a fundraiser for the project, purchase the materials, and then complete the project.  In the Spring of 2003, "Company A" chose to help with the Medical Building roof. 

Students attached the rafters, nailed wood supports in preparation for the
metal, cut metal, and attached metal to roof.    THANK YOU MANAGEMENT 101!

In the Fall of 2003, the Medical Building was completed!  Most of the items seen in the photos were donated (from the cabinets to the stainless steel table)  by our veterinarians and by Ron and Karen Thomas.   THANK YOU!  If needed, our veterinarians can do almost anything medically needed for the animals on in this building. 

We are still in need of some medical equipment.  Please contact us if you are able to help!      

PROJECT COMPLETED!
Thank you to everyone who helped make this project a success!