A not-for-profit veterinary company is opening its second practice in Yorkshire. The clinic opens less than one year since it unveiled its first Yorkshire-based surgery in Tingley, Leeds.
Animal Trust opens on Railway Street, Dewsbury, on 14 January.
Set up by vets with the main focus on the welfare of animals, the not-for-profit organisation reinvests all profits back into the business for the benefit of their patients.
The new Dewsbury clinic is based in the heart of town with a large free car park available to all patients, providing veterinary facilities including general practice care, dentistry, surgery, x-ray, orthopaedics, and an onsite laboratory.
With the nation focussing on improving our health in the new year, Animal Trust is also urging pet owners to become treatwise for their pets.
Owen Monie, founder of Animal Trust, said: “We couldn’t be prouder to be opening our second clinic in Yorkshire. The success of our Tingley clinic has increased demand across the county, therefore we identified the need of a not-for-profit veterinary clinic further west in Yorkshire.
“It doesn’t matter who you are or where you come from, you can visit any Animal Trust clinic across the UK.”
