1. Testimonials from Silver Creek Animal Clinic in Park City, UT
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After reading testimonials of the services at Silver Creek Animal Clinic, you'll never take your pet to another veterinary clinic again!
2. The Lives of Others - This American Life
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Looping thoughts about people you barely know, or don't know at all.
3. 799: The Lives of Others - This American Life
Hey. Can I ask you guys a question? I'm working on a radio story about a vet who works here in town, named Dr. Artz.
Act Two, Who is Sarah Blust? So maybe some of us spend a weird amount of energy thinking about people we barely know. But rarely then, do we go up to those same people and get to know them, and test the reality of whatever fantasy we have of them. But in our next story, that's exactly what happens. It comes from producer Alix Spiegel.
4. Park City, UT - About Silver Creek Animal Clinic
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The Silver Creek Animal Clinic in Park City, Utah are highly experienced veterinarians and staff. We also serve all of Summit County.
5. Dog falls through the ice at Park Meadows pond, saved in dramatic ...
Nov 30, 2010 · John Artz, a veterinarian with Silver Creek Animal Clinic, where the ... The Park Record newspaper publishes twice weekly in Park City, Utah, and ...
A dog fell through the ice covering a pond in Park Meadows on Nov. 22, becoming trapped in the frigid water until what a witness describes as a dramatic rescue that likely saved the pet's life.The dog, said to be a Nordic breed, probably a husky, was OK afterward, a Summit County Animal Control officer who responded said. It was brought to a veterinarian to be checked, though.Chris Ollerton, the owner of a company called Inline Tile, was at the scene just off Racquet Club Drive when it happened. He was at a job site remodeling a condominium when he heard the dog yelping and then saw it with its head sticking out of the water."We went into panic mode there," Ollerton said.A person Ollerton was working with grabbed an extension cord and fashioned it into a lasso in an attempt to grab a hold on the dog. It didn't work, Ollerton said, and they gathered three sheets of plywood, each measuring 4 feet by 8 feet. They put the sheets onto the ice, but the sheets started to break through.As the rescue attempt was unfolding, the woman who owns the dog arrived, Ollerton said. He said they wrapped the extension cord around her waist and she was preparing to head onto the ice to save the dog.Her husband then jumped through the ice and into the water, Ollerton said. The man got the dog onto the plywood."I have two dogs myself . . . For years, my wife and I, the dogs are our kids," Ollerton said. "It was an overwhelming feeling -- this dog can't die right in front of us."The Park City Police...
6. Park City Animal Clinic: Best Veterinary Hospital In Park City, UT
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Park City Animal Clinic in Park City, UT is dedicated to providing compassionate, up-to-date veterinary care to the pets of Park City and beyond!
7. Hitorq, LLC v. TCC Veterinary Servs., 2021 UT 69 - Casetext
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Read Hitorq, LLC v. TCC Veterinary Servs., 2021 UT 69, see flags on bad law, and search Casetext’s comprehensive legal database
8. [PDF] Special Issue: Report on Private Giving
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9. Children's book adaptation being filmed in Park City
Jan 28, 2011 · John Artz from the Silver Creek Animal clinic. “We cast Dr. John because he happens to be a veterinarian and also works on the ski patrol at ...
While the 2011 Sundance Film Festival has taken Park City by storm, behind the scenes local crews have been filming a live-action adaptation of the local children's book "Stetson: Street Dog of Park City."The book, which was published by Le Petit Chien Publishing in 2002 by local author Jeanine Heil, caught they eye of Nancy Ogden, founder of video production company Campbell & Co. who thought it would be a great story to bring to life, said producer Patrick Lovell."The book is about Stetson, a dog that has been abandoned in Park City," Lovell said. "Jeanine, who moved here from Toronto in 2000, had always told stories about dogs to her children. One day, she developed the story of Stetson and thought it reflected her life, as far as she was always in pursuit of trying to find a stable home. She also thought about how important a home is for families and children."The book ended up selling about 5,500 copies and is now on its second edition, said Lovell, who cut his teeth as a producer for Park City TV."Jeanine and Nancy shared the same vision and filmed a first-run last year," he said. "But they felt it could be better."A mutual friend recommended Lovell who came on board as a consultant/producer."I put together a team that could deliver the quality they wanted and we started shooting two weeks ago," he said. "And it has been an amazing experience."While filming throughout Park City, crews have captured some high-profile Parkite cameos within the frames, Lovell said.They inc...
10. Utah veterinarian under investigation after several pets die in his care
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Routine check-ups and visits to the veterinarian turned into miserable experiences for pet owners who went to one animal hospital in Salt Lake City.
