The Monthly Bozeman Edition July 2016

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I Found Treasures . . .

The Monthly Now What?

By Patti Albrecht

Summer is in full swing and memories of past adventures remind us of why we live here. Backpacking, fishing, berrypicking, explorations and more bounce through our heads in the dull moments of our workday. However, for a few of us, it is the recollection of finding treasure that keeps us looking forward to the next outing. Since “treasure” is in the eye of the beholder, we will specifically talk about Jessica Bayramian Byerly three Montana finds – sapphires, gold and garnets – and what to do with those finds.

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Today, the price of gold has skyrocketed to around $1,600 per ounce, instigating a mini gold rush. This time, however, the prospectors are just as likely to be women as men and whole families are trying their hand at finding some “free” money in our mountains. It is effortless to throw a gold pan in a truck or on a backpack for sampling.

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Sapphire and Montana Agate were named Montana’s state gemstones in 1969. Montana boasts some of the best Sapphires in the world. Yet, the original gold prospectors swore at the strange blue stones that would clog their sluice boxes. It wasn’t until the late 1890s, when Tiffany & Co. purchased a cigar box full of Montana sapphires for $3,750, that real interest in sapphires began. The Yogo sapphire, found in Yogo Gulch by Lewistown, MT, radiates a natural cornflower blue; Montana’s other sapphires come in a rainbow of colors: blue, pink, purple, green, clear, yellow and orange.

Gold was first discovered in Montana in 1852. The cities of Butte and Helena began as mining towns. In the 1860s, gold was valued between $20 and $40 per ounce.

Garnets are the easiest to find of these three Montana treasures; one of the best places is Ruby Reservoir near Virginia City.

The gravel at this location can be shoveled into a gold pan or pie plate, shaken several times and then dumped upside down on the bank. The cranberry red garnet can then be picked from the top. Garnets can also be found with gold or sapphires.

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Earth's Treasures

What do you do with these treasures that have been collected and carefully hidden in your home? Sapphires and garnets could be sent overseas to be faceted, but that costs a lot in freight alone. Gold can be assayed and sold, but who would buy such a small amount? Jewelry is often a popular option and this is where the Treasure Locket comes in. The locket consists of two pieces of oval, heavy plastic surrounded by a gold-filled rope design. Flakes of gold and small sapphires or garnets can be inserted between the oval plates and then secured with a screwdriver. Now the precious finds can be worn for all to see. Instead

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with a great and caring staff Gallatin Veterinary Hospital

Bison near geyser area in Yellowstone National Park (stock photo).

I have a confession: I haven’t been to Yellowstone since I was a young child and I’ve never been to Glacier. Did I mention I’m a Bozeman native? I know, ridiculous. What’s even more ludicrous is that I really enjoy the outdoors and, now that I have a son, strive to get out and about as much as possible.

Still, despite numerous, “Let’s go next weekend,” and, “What’s stopping us?” conversations with my husband over the past several years the current grandeur of both Parks and numerous other regional hotspots have remained a mystery. Until now.

In an effort to get out and enjoy it this year, I’ve compiled a list of places in which I’d like to idle away a long weekend and right-in-my-backyard wonders with which I need to schedule a standing weekly play date. Inevitable fires and weather permitting, I hope to see you out there!

Yellowstone National Park Widely believed to be the first national park in the world, Yellowstone’s geothermal features and range of majestic landscapes make it an astonishingly remarkable experience for the first timer and the seasoned visitor alike. Encompassing

over two million acres, Yellowstone includes one of the world’s largest calderas, which is home to more than 10,000 thermal features and 300 geysers; one of the largest petrified forests in the world; the largest high altitude lake in North America (Yellowstone Lake); and nearly 300 waterfalls. In between wildlife ogling sessions, check out Mammoth Hot Springs, the Lower Falls, Yellowstone Lake and Firehole Lake Drive – from what I can remember, they’re breathtaking!

Glacier National Park Encompassing over one million acres, Glacier is home to two mountain ranges, 131 named lakes (and innumerable unnamed), over 1,000 plant species and hundreds of species of animals. Boasting over 700 miles of trails, Glacier is an explorer’s paradise, replete with expansive meadows, immense mountains and canyons, turquoise lakes and, of course, glaciers. Highlights include: Going-tothe-Sun-Road, Lake McDonald, Logan Pass and St. Mary Valley.

Gallatin Veterinary Hospital (GVH) provides cutting edge technology and professional service given with compassion, courtesy and respect. Pets are members of your family; we treat them like members of ours.

Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) since 2009, GVH was the first hospital in Bozeman to earn this distinction, which is awarded to only 12% of the veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada. AAHA evaluates over 900 of the highest quality standards available in veterinary medicine, including: anesthesia, client service, contagious disease, continuing education,

dentistry, diagnostic imaging, emergency and critical care, examination facilities, housekeeping and maintenance, human resources, laboratory, leadership, medical records, pain management, patient care, pharmacy, referral standards, safety and surgery to ensure the best care for your pet. A significant continuing commitment in providing the best possible care for you and your four-legged family members, AAHA accreditation is a huge undertaking, but at GVH we believe it makes us stronger.

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Computer Tomography (CT) We are excited to bring the newest and best technology in advanced 3D imaging to GVH. We are the first veterinary hospital in the state of Montana to install the NewTom 5G Vet Cone Beam CT. The technology is so advanced, that many of these machines are placed in universities, such as The University of California at Davis, or in larger cities.

Why is this important? Cone beam technology allows equal and, in some cases, better image quality when compared to traditional CT scans. It exposes

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Canyon Ferry Lake This popular lake near Helena is Montana’s Going to the Sun Road, Glacier National Park.

(Photo courtesy of Glacier NPS flickr)

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626 East Main • Monday - Thursday 10am to 8pm • Friday - Saturday 10am to 5pm • Sunday 1pm - 5pm • 406.582.2420 Yoga for All Tuesdays, 11 – 11:45 AM and 12 – 12:45 PM Large Community Room Yoga for all abilities continues at the Bozeman Public Library in July with Turi Hetherington at 11 and Jen DuCharme at noon. Please bring your own mat. Call Paula at 582-2426 for more information.

Summer Concert Series Sunday, July 17, 4 – 7 PM Bozeman Public Library Plaza John Roberts and his highoctane band will perform a free family friendly concert hosted by the Library Foundation. John Roberts Y Pan Blanco is an original sounding ensemble designed to make the audience move.

With vocals in Spanish, English and Portuguese, this group is melding high energy funk, African and salsa dance grooves with blistering instrumental solos, all aimed at sharing musical and cultural diversity with the audience. A CD release is expected later this summer. For more on the band, please visit www.johnrobertsypanblanco.com.

For more about summer music, please contact Sarah at 582-2425.

East Side Mish-Mash Wednesday, July 27, 6 – 9 PM Library Parking Lot and South Lawn The Bozeman Public Library Foundation, Bozeman Police Foundation, Bozeman Fire Department, Gallatin Art Crossing, and Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) are all joining forces to bring you an evening of family-friendly fun complete with food, beer garden, games, live music, and activities for all. Each organization will feature special events with raffle items and giveaways to help raise money and awareness for the important, collaborative work they all do in the community. Funds raised will benefit each independently for specific projects.

Library Foundation will raise money for the bookmobile; Police Foundation for the new community outreach room at the Library; Fire Department for dress uniforms; Art Crossing to purchase pieces of public art; and GVLT for the new dog waste program.

Special activities include a kids’ bike rodeo, a treasure hunt amidst the Sculpture Park, the smoke demo truck, fun relay races, and the main event: a tug-of-war between police officers and firefighters! Everyone can join in the fun, and everyone will have an opportunity to learn more about each of these organizations that do so much to keep us safe, healthy, engaged and informed. Please mark your calendar for this first-time venture. For more information, contact Paula at 582-2426 or email director@bozemanlibraryfoundation.org.

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third largest body of water at just over 35 acres and 76 miles of shore. A boating and fishing destination, Canyon Ferry is a great option for a day or a weekend on the water.

Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park In about an hour, you can be spelunking in Montana’s first state park. Lewis and Clark Caverns includes approximately two miles of twists, turns and tight spots; stalactites, stalagmites, columns and helictites; and western big-eared bats. Well-lit and naturally air conditioned, the Caverns are a unique and exciting option for an afternoon of adventure.

Montana Rockhounding Treasure hunting is never more exciting than in the Treasure State and there are some great spots for rockhounding within a short drive of Bozeman. You can dig crystals at Crystal Park, northwest of Dillon; search for agates in eastern Montana or specifically for the rare Madison Blue Agate, locally, at the Madison River; find garnets at Ruby Reservoir near Virginia City; or mine for sapphires in Phillipsburg.

Keep it Local The truth is, Bozeman and the surrounding mountains have more than enough beauty to fill your days until the snow falls. The Main

Street to the Mountains trail system (detailed in Gallatin Valley Land Trust’s incredibly helpful and inexpensive map) affords the opportunity to connect with nature literal steps from our homes and businesses.

Although trails crisscross throughout Bozeman, I tend to like to get a bit further away. Some of my favorites outside of the city limits include Bozeman Creek Trail (also a great spot for cross country skiing), Hyalite Canyon/Reservoir (Palisade and Grotto Falls are both great little walks/hikes) and Cottonwood Creek (includes berry picking if you time it right).

Life is short. During moments of birth and death, we remember the adage and live in gratitude, at least for a while. Then, we get busy, lose focus and forget. Work and responsibility take their respective places at the helm and we put off until tomorrow those things that truly give us joy, that remind us of the wonder we felt as children, that embody the freedom for which we all stand, that, in essence, make life worth living. And for what, really?

Let’s just say no. Let’s choose our own adventures. Let’s get lost tourist style.

Palisade Falls, Hyalite Canyon near Bozeman.

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An obvious solution is to refrain from using your devices for a few hours before bed, but if you’re shaking your head and thinking, “Yeah, right,” you’re not alone. For many of us, watching a TV show in the Netflix app on the iPad or reading a book in iBooks on the iPhone is what we do to wind down at the end of the day.

Happily, computers are remarkably flexible and, back in 2009, developers Michael and Lorna Herf came out with a donationware utility called f.lux to address the problem. Compatible with both Mac and Windows, f.lux changes the color temperature of the computer’s display throughout the evening, based on when the sun sets at your particular location. At sunset, f.lux starts warming up the color temperature of the display, with the goal of making it look like a page of a book under your normal room lights. You can tweak a variety of settings within f.lux to achieve this goal, and if you’re a designer who cares deeply about accurate color (and you have to work at night!), you can disable f.lux for an hour at a time.

What about your iPhone and iPad? f.lux isn’t available in the App Store, but in iOS 9.3 the company added a feature that mimics what f.lux does. It’s called “Night Shift” and it appears in Settings > Display & Brightness, where it offers options to warm the temperature of the screen automatically on a schedule, enable the temperature warming manually until the next day, and control just how warm you like it. In terms of scheduling, the default approach is from sunset to sunrise, but you can also set custom times, which might be useful if, for instance, you work nights and need to flip your sleep schedule.

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Things are happening quickly at the Bozeman Pond off-leash park. A great collaboration between Run Dog Run, the City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department and GVLT. Businesses can get involved in supporting the off-leash park at Gallatin Regional Park by contributing to the Wagging Tail Trail program.

The off-leash dog park at Rocky Creek Farm is a particularly unique facility. You feel as if you're deep in the woods, away from it all.

Each year, Run Dog Run has to reclaim the paths, waste stations and signs back from the spring foliage. The meadow is also being

Run Dog Run is a Bozeman-based nonprofit that plans, funds and builds off-leash parks and exercise facilities and promotes responsible dog ownership practices. Run Dog Run has constructed six of the 13 off-leash facilities in the Bozeman area, including the new three-acre park at Bozeman Pond and the 13-acre park at Gallatin Regional Park. Their current fundraising campaign – the Wagging Tail Trail – offers dog owners a chance to honor a beloved pet by placing their image on a fullcolor sign on a totem at the Gallatin Regional Park. More details at www.RDRBozeman.com One of the fantastic things that I love about Bozeman is the widespread involvement to help make our community a better place to live, work, raise families and, of course, make it an even better place to be a dog! Please remember to be a good steward of the land that we are so blessed to have. Clean up the poop, throw out the bags, remind others to do the same and give back to your community!

On a side note: it's hot! Leave your dog at home if you cannot take him inside; remember, 70 outside means about 110 inside a car!

Enjoy summer with Fido!

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Keeping Pets Safe in the Summer Heat

Summer is here and Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter wants you and your dog to enjoy the weather safely! When temperatures rise, pet owners are advised to take special precautions to keep pets safe.

If you run or jog with your dog, take frequent water breaks for yourself and your dog. Remember that asphalt and concrete can get hot quickly so be aware of your dog’s paws and comfort level.

If your dog spends time outside, be certain that it has access to fresh, clean water at all times. Secure plastic water bowls to the ground so your pet can’t accidentally tip them over. You can also dig a small round hole and place the water bowls inside.

Ensure that your dog has access to shade at all times of the day.

Keep in mind that dogs left in cars can overheat quickly and die. Most people don’t realize that on a 78-degree day, temperatures in a car parked in the shade can top 90 degrees, and hit a scorching 160 degrees if parked in the sun! If possible, leave your best friend at home.

If your dog is showing signs of heat exhaustion – excessive panting, vomiting, lethargic behavior – begin applying cold water to your pet’s extremities right away and see your veterinarian immediately.

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It was August 22nd around 2 PM when a young graduate student and his female climbing companion became stranded on a narrow ledge 13,000 feet high. A boulder had broken free and showered the climbers with rockfall, leaving Gaylord Campbell with protruding compound fractures. The young national park rangers quickly went to work, relying on innate skill, instinct and trust. History was about to be made... the rescue was the first on the feared North Face—an unprecedented

rescue for its time due to the climber's severe injuries and unknown terrain.

The Grand Rescue humbles us to the majestic Grand Teton, exposes the tenuous relationship of man and mountain, reveals the endurance of the human spirit and recounts one of the most infamous rescues of its time. Not rated, this documentary runs 60 minutes.

Joining us for the film premiere are Rick Reese and Bob Irvine, two members of the original 1967 rescue team, who will answer questions and draw comparisons with current search and rescue techniques after the screening. A portion of the evening's proceeds will benefit Gallatin County Search and Rescue.

Tickets are $8.75/general; $8.50/ senior and student (plus fees) and are available online at www.theellentheatre.com, by calling the Ellen Theatre box office at 585-5885, or by visiting the box office Wednesday through Saturday between 1 and 3 PM or two hours prior to any performance. Membership pass holders and sponsors must call, visit the box office or email ellenboxstaff@gmail.com to reserve seats. BFS Membership passes are available in the Ellen Theatre lobby before all BFS shows and online at www.bozemanfilmsociety.org.

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Saddle up for a Cowboy July at The Ellen Theatre! Kicking off this month’s line-up is Steve McQueen in Junior Bonner, screening Friday, July 1st.

Then catch up with The Duke in The Shootist on Friday, July 8th. Finally, on Wednesday, July 27th, Kurt Russell stars in the 1993 blockbuster Tombstone. Sponsored by Bozeman’s Western Café, all films screen at 7 PM, with the Ellen Saloon opening at 6 PM for refreshments.

All seats are $5 and may be purchased at theellentheatre. com. For questions or to buy tickets over the phone, call the box office at Kurt Russell as retired officer Wyatt Earp with Val Kilmer as 585-5885. long-time friend Doc Holiday in Tombstone

OLIVER! At The Ellen Theatre There is nothing quite like a well-crafted musical to bring together a community.

Opening Friday, July 15th, Oliver! brings a talented cast of 33 and a live orchestra to The Ellen Theatre stage. Presented by Montana TheatreWorks – producers of last year's sold out hits Fiddler on the Roof and White Christmas – this beloved classic is Fagin (Frank Simpson) shows Oliver (Stetson Tripp) based on Oliver Twist. the tricks of the pick-pocketing trade!

The magical world of Charles Dickens leaps from the page to the stage and into your heart. You're sure to be tapping your toes and humming along to Lionel Bart's awardwinning score with such favorites as "Consider Yourself," "Food, Glorious Food," "I'd Do Anything," "Pick a Pocket or Two" and "As Long as He Needs Me."

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John G. Hill Named President and CEO of Bozeman Health The Bozeman Health Board of Directors is pleased to announce the selection of John G. Hill as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Bozeman Health system. Hill is expected to assume the post on August 1st.

“Bozeman Health has a tremendous legacy of providing the highest in quality, safe, and compassionate care to our patients across the Gallatin Valley,” states Dr. David Chen, CMO, “and we anticipate that John will add executive bench strength to lead enhancement of our patient focused initiatives.”

“Bozeman Health has evolved over the past decade to advance its mission and vision for the benefit of our rapidly growing population,” remarks Bozeman Health Board of Directors Chair Julie Jackson.

“John is an experienced healthcare leader and innovator who brings the requisite executive acumen re and industry expertise to lead s our organization and to shape and execute the strategic vision established by the board. John has an understanding and appreciation of the entire healthcare continuum, nd along with strategies for optimizing each segment of our business to improve community health and e quality of life.”

“I look forward to serving as a member of the Bozeman Health team of dedicated leaders, caregivers and providers,” states Hill. “Bozeman Health is doing amazing work developing the care continuum, with new ambulatory access points in Bozeman and Belgrade, and a beautiful new medical center in Big Sky. The entire organization is dedicated to excellence and understands its longstanding heritage of caring for members of the community in the very best possible way, and I’m excited about the momentum and vision they’ve demonstrated. Bozeman Health is committed to improving health and wellness in its regional service area through the expansion and continued integration of a healthcare delivery system focused on the needs of the communities it serves.”

Hill was selected through a nationwide search and succeeds David Chen, MD and Gordon Davidson who have been serving as interim dyad President and CEO. Dr. Chen will retain his position as Chief Medical Officer, and Davidson will remain as Chief Financial Officer, a position he has held for more than 30 years. “I am pleased that John has agreed to lead our organization,” said Davidson. “He has depth of experience in operational excellence, which will be instrumental as we embrace the future delivery of healthcare.”

In embracing his new role, Hill shares Bozeman Health’s passion for improving community health and quality of life. “Thanks to ongoing economic development, an emerging tech industry and bountiful recreational opportunities, Bozeman and the greater Gallatin Valley region are well positioned for expected growth, and I look forward to leading a cornerstone healthcare system that has continually evolved with this community growth for over a century.”

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He served most recently as Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of the PeaceHealth Oregon West Network, where he oversaw operations at four hospitals, including the flagship PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend in Springfield, Oregon. Under Mr. Hill’s leadership, Sacred Heart made significant gains in quality and patient safety outcomes in the tertiary care hospital and physician practice setting and rose to become the preeminent regional referral center in the area. Before joining PeaceHealth, Hill spent five years as President and CEO of The Medical Center of Aurora and Centennial Medical Plaza near Denver, Colorado where the 346-bed acute-care hospital was recognized for innovation, effectiveness and quality care. He previously served as Chief Operating Officer at Medical City Dallas hospital, a 704-bed tertiary acute-care facility. Hill holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees from Northern Arizona University. Additionally, he completed the HCA Executive Development Program in Nashville, Tennessee, and earned an Executive Certificate in Healthcare Administration from the Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania. He is a Fellow in the American College of Health Care Executives and has extensive experience in recruiting, retaining and developing high-performing leadership teams, governance boards and physician leadership groups.

As Bozeman Health faces an everchanging local, regional and national healthcare environment, breadth and depth of leadership experience is key to success. “John has exposure to diverse markets – rural and urban, nonprofit and for profit – in four different states which will bring additional innovation and insight to our experienced executive leadership team,” added Jackson.

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provides cutting Hospital (GVH) with Gallatin Veterinary professional service given and are members edge technology and respect. Pets members of ours. compassion, courtesy we treat them like of your family; Hospital the American Animal was the first Accredited by since 2009, GVH Association (AAHA) to earn this distinction, which hospitals hospital in Bozeman 12% of the veterinary is awarded to only and Canada. AAHA evaluates in the United States standards available highest quality client over 900 of the including: anesthesia, education, in veterinary medicine, disease, continuing service, contagious

and imaging, emergency dentistry, diagnostic facilities, housekeeping laboratory, critical care, examination human resources, and maintenance, records, pain management, safety leadership, medical referral standards, A patient care, pharmacy,the best care for your pet. ensure providing and surgery to commitment in significant continuingfor you and your four-legged care is a huge the best possible AAHA accreditation family members, GVH we believe it makes at undertaking, but

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outside services from Antech for pricing. special pricing testing with great on allows for advanced – Our care is based with, a • Advanced anesthesia from, and consultation Every pet but is completed recommendations We Care cares for our clients and patients, less radiation and Veterinary Anesthesiologist.anesthetist our patients to means less time board certified In the last year, a dedicated GVH not only a the time, which anesthesia has state and world. help in a fraction of All of our scans can be read by that undergoes anesthesia runs also the community,with K-9 Cares Montana to is to make sure tomography up under anesthesia. whose sole job wellness care we have teamed specializes in computer 24 hours. pet is safe. pledging lifelong the radiologist that within smoothly and your a wounded warrior,team. We are also happy to be usually available and less anesthesia anesthesia and results are – Uniquely designed quicker scans for this incredible the 2015 K9-9K, an event where • Recovery facilitieswarming kennels that help provide of More information, top paw sponsor such worthy causes as the National patients. recovery area and recovery after anesthesia. to is a win for our is working on the proceeds go (MVSS) a smoother, gentler Foundation, whichfriends; K-9 Care care) for Surgical Service Canine Cancer oncology (cancer in our four-legged dogs to wounded Montana Veterinarymost skilled and experienced ending cancer • Oncology – Experienced provides service Dog to chemotherapy.

MVSS is Montana’s referral service. Dr. Mark Montana, which with special needs; and Run pets, from surgery small animal surgerysmall animal residency trained cleanings to veterans and those advocating for additional only From prophylactic provided by first 50 Albrecht is the is • Dental care – He is one of the Run, an organizationfacilities for Bozeman to GVH dental care Doctors surgeon in Montana. to be trained by Dr. Slocum advanced care, off-leash recreation world doctors and technicians. Fell (TPLO) and surgeons in the highly trained Madelynn area dog owners.

Leveling Osteotomies Sarah Hann and do Tibial Plateau Montana to offer TPLO surgeries. extractions Kari Swenson, member of the in training in advanced have an adjunct faculty the first person was a beta test site for the Canine have completed Dr. Albrecht is University Veterinary Teaching a our dental technicians that ensure In addition, GVH Elbow Procedure (CUE) – State one of to restoratives and is and Washington dental training The Veterinary Hospital Unicompartmental been through special comprehensive dental care for elbow dysplasia.show this Hospital and GallatinMontana approved to directly best and in revolutionary treatment Dentist Dr. Tony We also your pet has the are in publication with elbow the only facilities of veterinarians. certified Veterinary sees clients at results of that testing help patients possible. Board train the next generation and veterinary technician Montana Pet Dental, now preformed procedure to significantly Woodward, of host student veterinarians Dr. Albrecht has country. arthritis. In fact, two of his own Labradors. Dr. from across the GVH as well. students on provides Arthroscopy CCRP, this procedure $20,000 of the Veterinary making services –Jen Hill, therapy, donates more than • Rehabilitation On a Albrecht is a member including laser society, or VA3, In addition, GVH that can’t help themselves. rehabilitation services, e-stim and customized pets veterinary Arthrology Advancement annually to help helping build schools for children world leader in best course of therapeutic ultrasound, to are him a recognized Sometimes, the with global scale, we We have also donated services at-home exercises. GVH staff, in conjunction arthroscopy. around the world. plan that action is not surgery. shelters: individualized an up following size the work (Bozeman), Jen Hill, can and exercises. One and advanced pet Hospital • Heart of the Valley special hobbles complete general your pet’s care.

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GHV provides it comes to the (Helena), • Stafford Animal during extended doesn’t fit all when Humane Society care, including using dental • Lewis & Clark DVM, CVA, is (X-rays) and digital Butte, – Dr. Sara Hann, • Chelsea Bailey care to treat • Digital radiographytechnology and our level of • Acupuncture Shelter (Butte), This provide complimentary nerve injury, and treat your • Silverbow Animal (Butte), radiography – acupuncture to Fund us to better diagnosefast, easy consults postoperative pain, granulomas, and • Albert’s Angel lick expertise allow arthritis, lameness, Society (Hamilton), images facilitate pain, GI problems, • Bitterroot HumaneMontana (Missoula). loved ones. Digitalspecialists. back and muscle of wellness.

• Bassett Rescue by board certified allergies and general Fell is our goor our about GVH services surgery – Dr. Madelynnlaparoscopic • Laparoscopic For more information please give us a call at one of only for minimally invasive have heard –Dr. Brit Culver, practicing Rd. E. or to veterinarian humanitarian projects, spays. Many clients us at 1635 Reeves • Diagnostic ultrasound Small Animal Internists procedures, includingprocedures, but don’t realize 406.587.4458, visit at gallatinvethospital.com. two board certifiedmonthly to offer this service. of these laparoscopic hospital in the Gallatin Valley check us out online only in Montana, visits procedures, that GVH is the service With laparoscopic for your pet. services – On-site and painful to offer this service.

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