Our Heroes
Meet the Dogs and Their Exceptional Veterinarians
We are privileged to work with a team of highly skilled veterinarians who have supported the Pawcasso dogs in overcoming every health challenge they’ve encountered. Their expertise and dedication ensure our dogs receive the best possible care.
Meet Our Current Veterinary Team:
Internal Medicine Specialist
: Dr. Robert T. Franklin, DVM – Oregon Veterinary Specialty Hospital
Orthopedic Surgeon
: Dr. Scott Lozier, DVM, DACVS – Northwest VCA Specialty Hospital
Veterinary Doctor
: Dr. Brent Husband, DVM – Animal Care Clinic
Emergency Care Specialists
: Dr. Rob Siefken, DVM; Dr. Reza Sadreddin, DVM; and Dr. Kamm Prongay, DVM – Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin (EVCOT)
Pawcasso Xmas Cards ($25 for 10 cards)
We designed these Xmas cards for our fundraisers to pay for our current balance at the vet clinic.
These cards are professionally printed on thick premium paper, and each card is accompanied by a self-adhesive, premium, thick envelope. Blank inside for you to write your own greetings. Come in 5 black cards and 5 purple cards.
VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialists
Introducing the Premier Orthopedic Veterinarian in the Pacific Northwest and His Dedicated Team
Dr. Scott Lozier, DVM, DACVS, widely regarded as the top orthopedic veterinarian in the Pacific Northwest. Rocket, one of the Pawcasso dogs, presented a unique challenge for Dr. Lozier due to her diagnosis of Evan’s Syndrome, a complex autoimmune condition. Her knee surgery was a meticulous, year-long endeavor, reflecting Dr. Lozier’s expertise and commitment. The outcome? An outstanding success, restoring Rocket’s mobility and quality of life.
Oregon Specialty Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Robert T. Franklin, DVM
We feel incredibly fortunate to have partnered with Dr. Franklin since 2022. His exceptional expertise in canine autoimmune disorders—navigating their many complexities to pinpoint precise diagnoses—is truly remarkable. Dr. Franklin’s skill has been life-changing for several of our rescue dogs, correcting misdiagnoses from a previous veterinarian we no longer consult and ensuring they receive the care they deserve.
