Since 1988, the goal of the veterinarians and staff at Gardner Animal Care Center has been to assemble and maintain a veterinary health care team committed to providing exceptional client service and veterinary health care. The Gardner Animal Care Center displays an unrivaled commitment to our clients through continuing education, technological advances in veterinary medicine and service, and most importantly, providing compassionate care to all pets entrusted to us.
We care for pets throughout central Massachusetts and serve the areas of Gardner, Fitchburg, Worcester, Leominster, Athol, and Rindge and Keene, NH. Gardner Animal Care Center is an American Animal Hospital Association accredited, full-service animal hospital providing the highest standard of veterinary care. Please feel free to ask any of our veterinary health care members questions regarding your pet's health and well-being.
Do not hesitate to request a tour of our facility. We are proud of the thought, care, and craftsmanship that brought our dream to life.
We care for pets throughout central Massachusetts and serve the areas of Gardner, Fitchburg, Worcester, Leominster, Athol, and Rindge and Keene, NH. Gardner Animal Care Center is an American Animal Hospital Association accredited, full-service animal hospital providing the highest standard of veterinary care. Please feel free to ask any of our veterinary health care members questions regarding your pet's health and well-being.
Do not hesitate to request a tour of our facility. We are proud of the thought, care, and craftsmanship that brought our dream to life.
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The Salt Box house was constructed by Ebenezer Howe, one of the first settlers of the area.
At that time the eighty-acre lot was part of Winchendon.
Mr. Howe was one of the signers of the petition for incorporating the new town of Gardner.
The house was later purchased by furniture factory owner, Mr. Keyworth, at the turn of the century.
He updated the house, barn, and landscape, including planting hundreds of Black Walnut trees.
The house was bought by Herb Brooks, who added a sunroom and many gardens.
At that time the eighty-acre lot was part of Winchendon.
Mr. Howe was one of the signers of the petition for incorporating the new town of Gardner.
The house was later purchased by furniture factory owner, Mr. Keyworth, at the turn of the century.
He updated the house, barn, and landscape, including planting hundreds of Black Walnut trees.
The house was bought by Herb Brooks, who added a sunroom and many gardens.
Gardner Animal Care Center provides caring, compassionate veterinary medicine to pets in Gardner and beyond.
When Dr. Brian C. Hurley was five years old, his dog, Shelley, was seriously injured.
They rushed her to the veterinarian, but her injuries were too extensive to save and they had to say good-bye.
That was the day he decided to become a veterinarian.
Dr. Hurley felt that he would do everything in his power to never let another treasured family member leave their family again.
He was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, but moved frequently beginning at the age of nine.
When Dr. Brian C. Hurley was five years old, his dog, Shelley, was seriously injured.
They rushed her to the veterinarian, but her injuries were too extensive to save and they had to say good-bye.
That was the day he decided to become a veterinarian.
Dr. Hurley felt that he would do everything in his power to never let another treasured family member leave their family again.
He was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, but moved frequently beginning at the age of nine.
In your search for a veterinary facility, we believe all of you expect high-quality care as well as great service.
Our goal has been to create an animal care center that meets the needs of you and your pet.
The Gardner Animal Care Center was designed to offer you what you demand in veterinary health care and ancillary services such as grooming, boarding and agility, and training.
This is our commitment to you and your pets.
We maintain a high level of quality by adhering to the standards set forth by the American Animal Hospital Association.
Our goal has been to create an animal care center that meets the needs of you and your pet.
The Gardner Animal Care Center was designed to offer you what you demand in veterinary health care and ancillary services such as grooming, boarding and agility, and training.
This is our commitment to you and your pets.
We maintain a high level of quality by adhering to the standards set forth by the American Animal Hospital Association.
How do we stand out from the rest, when most veterinary hospital missions and visions are essentially the same?
Routinely hospitals strive for excellence in everything they do, exceptional client service, exceptional veterinary and ancillary care, maintaining this excellence through continuing education and keeping abreast of technological advances.
It is not uncommon to see hospitals state they look to "set the standards in veterinary and pet care."
What then is the difference between hospitals?
Routinely hospitals strive for excellence in everything they do, exceptional client service, exceptional veterinary and ancillary care, maintaining this excellence through continuing education and keeping abreast of technological advances.
It is not uncommon to see hospitals state they look to "set the standards in veterinary and pet care."
What then is the difference between hospitals?
At the Gardner Animal Care Center, we understand the importance of the communities around us.
Our team members are involved with our local police department, local shelters, humane societies, and pet rescue groups.
We want to be sure that all the pets in our local area receive care.
We work with the NEADS (Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans) located in Princeton, MA.
This is a non-profit organization, organized under section 503c (3) of the IRS Code.
Founded in 1976, NEADS trains and provides independence to people who are deaf or physically disabled through the use of canine assistance.
Our team members are involved with our local police department, local shelters, humane societies, and pet rescue groups.
We want to be sure that all the pets in our local area receive care.
We work with the NEADS (Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans) located in Princeton, MA.
This is a non-profit organization, organized under section 503c (3) of the IRS Code.
Founded in 1976, NEADS trains and provides independence to people who are deaf or physically disabled through the use of canine assistance.
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