Ep. 60 - Wild Reverence: Caring for Sacred Animals on an Indian Reservation with Heather Grimm

On this episode of The Street Dog Podcast, join us as we sit down with Heather Grimm, DVM, a compassionate veterinarian making a difference in rural Montana. Heather shares her journey from Colorado State University graduate to leading our team on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, where she tirelessly works to provide essential care to all animals, regardless of their species.
Discover the unique challenges she faces and the impactful initiatives she's spearheading to improve veterinary services in this underserved community. Hear firsthand about Heather's passion for spaying and neutering to combat animal overpopulation and her unwavering dedication to ensuring every animal receives the basic care they deserve.
Join us as we delve into Heather's inspiring stories, memorable experiences, and vision for a brighter future for animals in rural Montana. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Heather Grimm, a true advocate for the well-being of all creatures in need.
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