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Pet Emergency Treatment Inc.
2320 E. Dowling Road
(Dowling and Lake Otis)
Anchorage, AK 99507
907-274-5636

THE ROSCOE FUND has been created to help assist owners with animals in need of emergency medical treatment.  It is our goal to help reduce suffering in animals that might otherwise remain untreated for purely economic reasons.

THE ROSCOE FUND began in 2000, when Paul Hendrickson donated money in honor of his beloved poodle, Roscoe, to be used to help other pets.  Since then, many others have opened their hearts to donate to the fund in memory of a pet or other loved one.  The fund has helped hundreds of pets since its beginning.

THE ROSCOE FUND is a non profit organization with 501 (c) (3) status.

 

We would like to thank the following for their recent donations:

Dona Hill--In memory of Harley

Dorothy Blair

Chris Habicht

Ruth Sisch

Robin Hamelin--In memory of Midnight

Krista & Kenneth Perault

Robert--In memory of Susie

Pamela Ronnig

Ron Collis

Help support the Roscoe Fund by purchasing one of the following items available at Pet Emergency Treatment:

The P.E.T.'s Pets Calendar: $15.00

Bed Warmers/Neck or Back Comforters: $20.00

Door Draft Stopper: $15.00

 

The Roscoe Fund, saving pets in need.

If you would like to make a donation to The Roscoe Fund:

Credit card: please call Laura or Sue at 907-274-5636

Mail: In Care of PET Emergency Treatment, 2320 E. Dowling Road, Anchorage, Alaska  99507

or e-mail: akbmd@clearwire.net for more information.


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Miles,getting his feet soaked.…

Stephanie and Libby Ann

Miles barely escaped the fire that burned his apartment to the ground.  His hair was singed everywhere, his feet and ears burned, as he scampered to escape the heat and flames.  His owner was out of town, but the "grandfather" took custody and the responsibility of his care.  Miles spent many days with us due to his injuries.  The Roscoe Fund stepped in to help.  Miles now has many more miles to walk in the remainder of his 8 lives.


Photograph shows Dr. Diederich, Dr. Melocik and assistant, Tina




Meet Stephanie and Libby Ann.  Libby Ann is a working dog that assists Stephanie when she has seizures or panic attacks.  Stephanie knew something wasn't quite right when Libby Ann wasn't acting herself and she knew it was her turn to take care of her.  The diagnostics and treatment to care for Libby Ann was financially more than Stephanie could handle, so the Roscoe Fund helped out.  Libby Ann went on the road to recovery, so she could take care of Stephanie, and I'm sure she thanked Stephanie for taking care of her. 





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