Meet Your New Best Friend At A Pet Adoption Event From Heart Of Brooklyn Veterinary Hospital & Sean Casey

Mary Bakija

Aug 21, 2014 — 1 min read

Got some space in your heart and in your home for a new furry friend? Here’s where you should be this weekend: Heart of Brooklyn Veterinary Hospital, in partnership with Sean Casey Animal Rescue, is hosting a pet adoption event on Saturday, August 23 from 12-5pm outside of the vet’s office at 775 Fulton Street, between South Oxford Street and South Portland Avenue.

Sean Casey ‘s adoption truck will be on site, and there will be free microchipping and first examinations for all newly adopted dogs and cats, plus treats and raffles.

Dr. William Farmer, who opened Heart of Brooklyn earlier this summer, says he’s looking forward to the event.

“I am thrilled to partner with Sean Casey Animal Rescue to help homeless dogs and cats find loving new homes,” he says. “My clients love their pets, and I am honored to provide everything from vaccinations to surgery to ensure that these important family members stay healthy and well.”

On Saturday, Heart of Brooklyn will also offer a 40% discount on physical exams and a 50% discount on a microchip implant with lifetime registration for all other walk-in clients and their pets.

For more info or to reserve a space, call 718-855-7387 or email HeartofBrooklynVH@gmail.com.

Photo of Gretchen, who is available for adoption from Sean Casey, via Facebook

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