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Joliet Junior College partners with local rescues to help pets get homes

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Joliet Junior College's veterinary medical technology program helps find homes for animals. Students gain hands-on experience caring for animals from local shelters and rescues. Animals in the program typically receive a diagnostic workup, bloodwork, fecal testing, urinalysis and cytology.

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Joliet Junior College partners with local rescues to help pets get homes

Angela Borrelli, president of a Manhattan-based animal rescue, is thrilled with its partnership with Joliet Junior College.Borrelli said Forget Me Not Animal Rescue has four of its cats in JJC’s veterinary medical technology program. The program provides medical care for the cats, along with spay or neuter and microchipping “at no cost to us,” Borrelli said.Students in JJC’s veterinary medical technology program gain hands-on experience caring f…

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