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CDM Caregiving Services helps those in need pay vet bills

Keeping four-legged caregivers healthy, happy

By Wyatt Stayner, Columbian staff writer
Published: February 29, 2020, 5:07am
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Bill Hoover walks his dogs Daisey, front, and Gotcha, back, near his apartment in Vancouver. CDM Caregiving Services Living with Dignity program helped Hoover pay for medical care for his dog Gotcha when she fell ill last year.
Bill Hoover walks his dogs Daisey, front, and Gotcha, back, near his apartment in Vancouver. CDM Caregiving Services Living with Dignity program helped Hoover pay for medical care for his dog Gotcha when she fell ill last year. (Photos by Alisha Jucevic/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

When Bill Hoover feels a bout of depression coming on, it’s almost like his two dogs can sense it.

Gotcha, a 13-year-old lhasa apso, and Daisey, an 11-year-old dachshund, snap into action. They might jump into Hoover’s lap while he sits in his recliner at his Vancouver apartment. Or maybe they’ll start to get excited in an effort to cheer him up.

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