Dr. Kwane Stewart, founder of Project Street Vet, visited the Orlando chapter of his mobile veterinary clinic as part of a multi-city tour, highlighting the nonprofit’s mission to provide free medical services for pets of those experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The Orlando chapter, led by Dr. Mary Anne Bowen since 2023, offers services like checkups, vaccinations, and treatments, supported by donations and partnerships such as Fetch Pet Insurance. The event, hosted at the Samaritan Rescue Center, also provided pet supplies and highlighted the critical role pets play in the lives of their owners facing homelessness. Read the full article to learn more.

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