Warren Animal Hospital

Sunday, June 21, 2026 is a special day set aside to honor our fathers. Warren Animal Hospital would like to wish a Happy Father’s Day to all the awesome dads out there! They protect us, provide for us, love us, teach us to be tough, and teach us how to survive. Pet dads, human dads, dog dads, and cat dads, we’re recognizing all fathers this year. Whether you’re the dad that masters the grill, the dad that master’s the art of throwing the ball for fetch, or encouraging your kitty to use their pouncing skills on their toys (instead of you), we appreciate you. From all of us at Warren Animal Hospital, Happy Father’s Day!

This coming week, June 7 through June 13th is Pet Appreciation Week. Of course, all of us at Warren Animal Hospital love pets. As much as we love your pets and helping you take care of them, we love and appreciate our pets even more. So we’d like to celebrate by saying a few things about our own pets.
Braley: Sage, my eleven year old rescue German Shepherd Dog and Siberian husky mix is very sweet and loves to lean against me while we’re trying to go on walks for cuddles and pets. She likes hopping in the car with me, barking at various woodland critters, and getting cuddles so she can cover me in her fur. I appreciate how much affection she shows, and how loving she can be. She’s been with me through so many ups and downs and is always there for a good hug.
Julianna: Happy Pet Appreciation Week to my three furry babies! I have three cats, Phillip, Fae, and Stark. I was never allowed to have cats when I was little, vowing to my parents that I would have to be a “crazy cat lady” once I move out and adopt my own. I am quickly living up to that promise and growing my furry family whenever I can. Phillip is the chillest, Fae is the sassiest, and Stark is simply the menace of the household. I’ll always be sure to cherish and love them forever.
Daniela: Ozuko is my 4 year old black short haired cat. I got her from a friend who has her dad, named Lucifer, his name should give you a hint on how she acts. Ozuko only likes certain people but does like to watch birds, fishes or lizards on YouTube. She also likes to go outside and sunbathe or hunt.
This week, as we appreciate our pets, take some extra time to appreciate yours. Give some extra snuggles, a little more play time, a special treat, or take them on a special walk. However you chose to appreciate those special furry and feathered friends, we wish you Happy Pet Appreciation Week from all of us at Warren Animal Hospital.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms today. Pet moms, dog moms, cat moms, and all the rest. Here at Warren Animal Hospital, we want to recognize mothers of all kinds. Mothers are one of the strongest things in nature there is, and the strength it takes to raise any young is incredible. From bringing new life into the world, then caring for their children for the rest of their lives, mothers are a major part of any life. Through care, patience, love, and affection, they nurture their young and help train them as they grow. Always there to answer a cry for help or offer a comforting embrace when needed the most, mothers provide a safe and peaceful place. Mothers make sacrifices, using their energy to protect their children from danger and help them live to be happy and healthy. From the smallest female cat or dog to all the caring human moms, mothers are a force to be reckoned with. For the comfort and love they bring to our lives, we thank you mothers and wish you a happy Mother’s Day.

We would like to congratulate our newest student employee of Warren Animal Hospital, Christina, on her academic achievements this year! Christina recently attended two award ceremonies for her high school. She received 9 awards in her JROTC Award ceremony, including the Academic achievement ribbon for the third year in a row, and she was recognized for her service in leadership as the 2025-2026 school year Battalion Intelligence and Security officer. During her high school’s academic award ceremony, she was nominated by one of her teachers in the plant science program for the Academic Excellence Award, and also received a personal statement letter from her teacher in recognition of her dedication and achievements. Christina says, “This could not have been done without my friends, family, and the teachers who are dedicated to teaching me and helping me succeed.” Please join all of us here at Warren Animal Hospital in congratulating Christina in her achievements. We wish her many more to come!