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Bethany Zarndt
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- Science Interests:
- Equine massage therapy, large breed dog issues
- What is your major field of interest? (choose all that apply)
- Medicine
- About Me:
- US Army Veterinarian stationed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
- What is the name of your organization, school, or company?
- US Army
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- Am the Officer in Charge of the Veterinary Clinic and Services. Responsible for the complete care of 9 military working dogs currently and the pets of all service men/women. Also have to deal with the crap of running the clinic - budget, inventory, sales, personnel......hate that part! But being the boss isn't too bad most of the time!
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Hello,
My name is Mary, I want to friendship with you, and I also have something very important I would love to share with you, please contact me through this email address; (mya.01@hotmail.com), or give me your email address here and I will write you back with my full details.
Thanks.
I was thinking of you yesterday as I was out on a farm call and my owner said that she would like to hire a massage therapist for her horse. I thought about giving you a call. But then unfortunately things got weird with the owner as she then asked if I would be able to give her a massage....i left promptly. Horse chicks are nasty.
Things are well here, had a happy healthy boy on Dec 20th, hopefully he will get his mother's looks and my hiphop/rapping ability and he will do great in life! Join the veterinary medical forum if you haven't already so you can give us some of your opinions!