Let's Get Local Wilmington
Get ready to love a new vibrant local podcast that delves into the heart of Wilmington, NC's bustling business community. Each episode invites listeners to explore the financial pulse and entrepreneurial spirit of the Port City. We bring you the stories behind the storefronts and the strategies fueling local commerce. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious local, join us as we uncover the economic engines and passionate people driving Wilmington forward. Tune in to connect, learn, and celebrate the community that makes our coastal city truly unique.
Let's Get Local Wilmington
Meet Gina Scarzella: A Dedicated Veterinarian and Advocate for Animal Health and Wellbeing
In this episode, Jenn sits down with Gina Scarzella, a dedicated veterinarian at Animal Emergency and Trauma Hospital of Wilmington. Gina shares her journey into emergency veterinary medicine, the rewarding aspects of her profession, and her involvement in a passionate nonprofit mission.
Dive into this episode to...
- Discover Gina's transition from day practice to full-time emergency veterinary care.
- Uncover the impact of recent pet adoptions on the veterinary field.
- Explore Gina's passion for pet dentistry and the importance of regular dental care for animals.
About the Guest:
Gina Scarzella is a dedicated veterinarian at Animal Emergency and Trauma Hospital of Wilmington. With a deep passion for animal care, she brings expertise in emergency veterinary medicine and plays a key role in community engagement initiatives for pet owners in New Hanover County.
Contact Gina Scarzella:
For more information about Gina and the services offered at Animal Emergency and Trauma Hospital of Wilmington, visit their website at EC Vet Referral.
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