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M4 Ranch Home Veterinary Service Veterinary care for your dogs and cats in the comfort of your own home. Vaccinations, Wellness exams, and minor injuries treated without anxiety.
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12/01/2024

Today's is Gordo!

Listen... we all know someone who loves to play rough with their cat. Like, they want to wrestle with them and let their cat bite them and bunny-kick them all day and they think it's fun. I need you to tag that person, because Gordo needs that person.

Gordo is dumb as a post. We love him, but holy kitties is he intellectually challenged. He is the orangest of all orange cats (if you know, you know). If Gordo is awake, he is playing, and when he plays, he wants to destroy everything. He is a 6-week-old kitten in a 1-year-old's body. He needs another REALLY playful cat to terrorize, a puppy to rough-house with, or a person who doesn't mind getting pounced on out of nowhere when Gordo gets bored. He doesn't have a mean or malicious bone in his body, he just does not understand how to read social cues!

If you have mice in your house, they won't last long. We don't want Gordo to be an outdoor cat, because he will definitely get lost within two minutes. Because of his proclivity to pounce and nip, we do not recommend a home with small children or senior animals who need peace and quiet. He gets along with everyone he meets, both human and animal - they just have to put up with him trying to play with them!

Please, please share Gordo with your cat-loving friends. We would love to see him in a home where his unique personality can be fully appreciated!

25/12/2023
Happy Halloween from all of us at M4 Ranch Home Veterinary Service. Thanks Jules for bringing Steel to work today!
31/10/2023

Happy Halloween from all of us at M4 Ranch Home Veterinary Service. Thanks Jules for bringing Steel to work today!

21/09/2023

"I can haz nose boop, please?"

When the doctor tells dad not to let you lick your brother's incision...
14/09/2023

When the doctor tells dad not to let you lick your brother's incision...

04/08/2023

Oh my goodness! We have such amazing news! An anonymous donor has offered to cover the adoption fees of the next FORTY kitties to get adopted during the adoption event! All adoption fees are waived for cats of any age. We have already had one adoption today, so there's only 39 free adoptions left. Apply today at sheridancatrescue.org/adopt and come find your new family member this weekend!

Post surgery snuggles...
14/06/2023

Post surgery snuggles...

Without Dr. Kathy Molly wouldn’t have lived to be 7 weeks old. Now, at 21 months she’s the happiest hydrocephalus pup in...
29/05/2023

Without Dr. Kathy Molly wouldn’t have lived to be 7 weeks old. Now, at 21 months she’s the happiest hydrocephalus pup in Wyoming!

24/05/2023

"If I can't see the doctor, then the doctor can't see me, right?"

Thank you ♥Gizmo♥!!!
01/04/2023

Thank you ♥Gizmo♥!!!

Everyone called dibs on the seat next to Dr. Kathy...
25/02/2023

Everyone called dibs on the seat next to Dr. Kathy...

22/01/2023
16/01/2023

FOUND!!! ♥ Thank you to everyone who helped look for Shotgun ♥ MISSING... Shotgun is missed so much! He was last seen on Monday January 9th 2023 in Sheridan County near Banner off of HWY 87. If you have seen him, or know where he might be, please call or text 307.683.3213 or message us on Facebook.

FOUND!!! ♥ Thank you to everyone who helped look for Shotgun ♥ This guy's owner is missing him today!!! Let us know if y...
09/01/2023

FOUND!!! ♥ Thank you to everyone who helped look for Shotgun ♥
This guy's owner is missing him today!!! Let us know if you see him....

30/12/2022

This is a story of overcoming challenges; of fighting for a second chance; of a holiday miracle.

Mills joined us on Christmas Eve. He was found at a busy intersection, passed by hundreds of shoppers and travelers on their way to spend time with friends and family. It was bitterly cold and there was no food to be found for a lost and homeless cat. Thankfully, a wonderful person at the Mill Inn in Sheridan saw Mills and brought him in out of the cold!

When Mills arrived at SCSCR later that day, we noted that he was definitely too thin, but seemed healthy. He was bright eyed with no visible injuries. But within 72 hours, circumstances drastically changed.

On the Tuesday after Christmas, we noticed that Mills was struggling to breathe. His little chest was heaving with each labored breath, and we immediately had the vet team take action. Radiographs showed that Mills likely had a diaphragmatic hernia - a tear in his diaphragm that allowed his internal organs up into his chest cavity. In the veterinary world, these are often known as "dying-phragmatic" hernias because they are so life-threatening. Even with emergency surgery, Mills' odds of survival were frightening.

We rushed Mills to surgery, with all hands on deck. During surgery, we had to manually breathe for Mills with a ventilator, monitor his oxygen levels and heart rate, try to provide extra light for the doctor, and keep all of our fingers crossed! Mills' entire liver was up in his chest cavity, compressing his lungs and heart. After convincing the liver back into its correct position, the hole in the diaphragm was repaired and reattached to the body wall. Part two of the surgery then commenced, as the doctor found an additional abdominal hernia in which the intestines had adhered to the body wall. Removing those adhesions were tricky, as damaging the intestines themselves posed significant risk. After two hours of surgery, we put Mills to the ultimate test: we stopped breathing for him and let his lungs take over. Imagine our relief when those little lungs did exactly what they needed to do.

Mills spent the night in a heated and oxygenated incubator, with a baby monitor poised on him for frequent check-ins. By the next morning, he had used his litterbox, eaten a small breakfast, was purring, and making biscuits. We could not believe how fast he was recovering!

Now three days later, Mills continues to thrive. His lungs are getting stronger each day, his intestines are working great, and he is happy and loving. We are so thrilled to have been a part of Mills' journey, and we cannot wait to find him a forever home.

Our amazing friends at Inside Voice have granted us $500 towards Mills' medical expenses. We are asking our wonderful Facebook supporters to match that amount and cover the surgery bill. Every dollar helps!

As this year comes to a close, we hope to carry the lessons we've learned from Mills into the New Year: forgiveness in what is past, resilience in what is present, and faith in what is future.

FYI…If you sit on her legs she can’t vaccinate you.
23/11/2022

FYI…If you sit on her legs she can’t vaccinate you.

Happy Halloween from Susie Q and M4 Ranch!
31/10/2022

Happy Halloween from Susie Q and M4 Ranch!

Our newest vet tech hard at work…
12/10/2022

Our newest vet tech hard at work…

20/08/2022

Please spay & neuter!

❤🧡💙💚💜Wishing a Happy Birthday to our favorite vet. You're the best!!!
19/06/2022

❤🧡💙💚💜Wishing a Happy Birthday to our favorite vet. You're the best!!!

Hard at work!
08/06/2022

Hard at work!

14/05/2022

Suzie Q goes viral with Dr. Kathy! We’ll, maybe not viral but give this a share… every view helps.

Happy Mother's Day from M4 Ranch!
08/05/2022

Happy Mother's Day from M4 Ranch!

01/05/2022

Sorry, but we don’t offer this service! 🐍

29/03/2022

No one can possibly resist the urge to pet a giant fluffball. So, this vet clinic lets passersby come in and pet its resident animal – an overweight cat named Fat Fred. By posting a sign on the glass door, the vet clinic introduced the fluffy feline resident to everyone who passes by. An Imgur [.....

When the dream of chasing horses becomes reality...
08/03/2022

When the dream of chasing horses becomes reality...

26/01/2022

2021 was certainly a year for the books at SCSCR! In multiple areas, our services to our community expanded, and we found ourselves in the fortunate position to do more good.

SCSCR's Adoption Program accepted 433 cats and kittens into our care, only short of beating our 2020 record by six cats! 174 of those cats were transfers from other shelters, the most transfers we have ever accepted in a 12-month period. Additionally, 39 senior cats were given permanent sanctuary at our facility in 2021 (though a handful of those found their own forever homes), another record!

SCSCR's Spay/neuter Program fixed 468 cats - that is the most in program history! Of those surgeries performed, 42% were performed on pets owned by community members, breaking another record in program history. This would not be possible without the amazing dedication of Dr. Kathy (M4 Ranch Home Veterinary Service). Her tireless efforts (along with Sharon and Jules) impact this community in such a strong way!

SCSCR's Sanctuary Program housed 12 cats in 2021 - that's another program record! This program houses kitties at no cost to their owners while they are going through difficult situations, such as homelessness, chemotherapy, military deployment, substance abuse treatment, escaping domestic violence, and more.

Thanks to our supporters like you, whether you have adopted, volunteered, donated, utilized our program services, or all of the above, 2021 was a record year for SCSCR, and with your help moving forward, 2022 can be even better!

19/01/2022

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