Helping Hands head to Carytown
Pets are in for a treat if they are headed down to the old Dogma Grooming store at 3402 W. Cary Street in the coming months. Rather than getting a new hair do or a fancy manicure, they could be in for the change of lifetime. Dr. Lori Pasternak and Surgical Technician, Jacqueline Morasco are […]
Pets are in for a treat if they are headed down to the old Dogma Grooming store at 3402 W. Cary Street in the coming months. Rather than getting a new hair do or a fancy manicure, they could be in for the change of lifetime. Dr. Lori Pasternak and Surgical Technician, Jacqueline Morasco are soon to open a low cost alternative for pet owners who don’t have the resources to pay for much needed and often expensive medical procedures. The store, Helping Hands, will offer a range of services under a thousand dollars, with most procedures averaging about one to seven hundred (You can check out a full listing here).
For those who are still unable to afford the needed medical procedures for their pets, Pasternak will be setting up a charitable fund to offset the cost of the procedures. Additionally, she plans to allow people to perform community service hours in exchange for needed surgeries.
To read the Bizsense interview with Pasternak, continue reading here.
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