Dr. Chris Curry Retires from Laketown Animal Hospital
To the wonderful clients and pet owners of Laketown Animal Hospital,
I have enjoyed caring for your pets over the years. With a lot of joy and some sadness, I am writing this to let you know of my retirement.
As you all know, this practice is staffed with some of the most knowledgeable and caring veterinarians in the area. I have the utmost confidence in all the veterinarians on staff: Dr. Fisherkeller, Dr. Luthin, Dr. Morris, Dr. Blakemore, and Dr. Peterson. I highly recommend that you select one of these veterinarians for your pet's continued and future medical needs.
It has been a great pleasure creating life-long friendships while caring for your pets. I sincerely appreciate your friendship and loyalty. Although you may see me at Laketown now and again, I will more likely be found on the golf course, fishing or hanging out with my wife, boys and pets.
Warm regards,
Dr. Chris Curry
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