Veterinarians in Downtown Port Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, BC with opening times, website
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2650 Mary Hill Road, Port Coquitlam, V3C 3B3
(604) 942-7282
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Poco Building Supplies is highly regarded by its customers for providing top-notch service and knowledgeable advice. The staff goes the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction, with swift responses and helpfulness in making purchases and handling special orders. The store offers competitive prices and a wide range of stocks, making it a favorite among customers. Overall, Poco Building Supplies is praised for its friendly and efficient team and high-quality supplies. 
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2850 Shaughnessy St, Port Coquitlam, V3C 6K5
(604) 945-4949
Looking for an animal hospital in Port Coquitlam, BC? Shaughnessy Veterinary Hospital can help. Contact us today for emergency or regular appointments. 
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2850 Shaughnessy St #2129, Port Coquitlam, V3C 6K5
604-945-4949
I was born with a deep love of dogs, despite not having one of my own until I was nine years old. After much begging and pleading, and reading ever dog book I could check out from the library, my dream finally came true with my rough collie, Jessie (Countrystyles’ Fashion Fair). She was my introduction to the dog world, training, and dog events. Fortune would have it that I would be among the first members of the BCSPCA’s youth program, and would attend one of the first day camps at the Burnaby SPCA in 1994. I spent the next decade working every summer as one of their camp counselors, and during the school year as a humane educator. In 1999, I adopted Fletcher from the Richmond SPCA after working at a camp held there, and he became my humane education partner. Fletcher and I were featured in the BCSPCA’s Bite Free Program literature; I still come across photos of us being used today. After graduating from UBC with Bachelor’s of Agroecology, I adopted Granger from Bullies In Need. Granger, aka Tiki, has worked in formal obedience, agility, weight pull, rally-o, and nose work. Through my involvement in the dog world, I met my husband, Eric, and his dog, Jake. During university and vet school, I was fortunate enough to work at Mosquito Creek Veterinary Hospital, Scottsdale Veterinary Hospital, Vancouver Animal Shelter, and the Winnipeg Humane Society. I was also a volunteer for free spay/neuter clinics in remote areas of California and North Dakota. During my final year of vet school, a friend recommended me to Dr. Leah Montgomery at Shaughnessy Veterinary Hospital, and I was thrilled to be offered a job there. My background reflects my current interests: high quality medicine, animal welfare, and a holistic, integrated approach to veterinary care. I maintain an interest in shelter medicine and rescue work by volunteering as the veterinarian for Network for Animals.