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Historic District of Madison Indiana
Shops In Walking Distance
Madison
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| Mon-Fri | 7:30-5pm |
| Sat | 9-2pm |
Pet Supplies, pet Foods,
pet grooming service
& equipment
"Mending God's
Creatures,
large & Small."
ONLY veterinary clinic in the Historic District.
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The need to take your pet to "a" vet, is a good excuse to take your pet to "this" vet. Instead of sitting around the clinic, drop your pet off, and use that time to see the sites, Let us know what kind of informational resources you might like to find on this page here. Other services:
Yes, they have pet supplies, places to sit and wait, friendly fellow customers and a friendly staff. |
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Pet supplies, leashes, collars, |
Pet food for dogs and cats. |
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Full time Staff: Dr. Joy Barron (Purdue 2008, small animal) and Dr. Logan Botzman (full time). | |
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| Trivia: |
Who in Madison was an Eagle Scout? |
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Back to 800 block of W Main St
Visit their official web site here.
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Sometimes people think Madison Historic District, also known as Historic Madison, is located in Milton Kentucky, but we are actually located just 1 mile north in Downtown Madison Indiana, across the Harrison Bridge on the north side of the Ohio River. |
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Map to Madison Animal Clinic & Pet Shop & Weather Report |
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Background |
The Madison Animal Clinic (and Pet Shop) is owned and operated by Dr. Joy Barron. This is a family business founded by her late father Dr. John Wilson Petscher (October 26, 1945 in Cincinnati, Ohio - February 27, 2011 in Madison, Indiana). John was a U.S. Army Veteran (enlisted in 1968), married his wife Janis in 1968, graduated with his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine ("large and small animal") from Purdue University in 1977, and later founded the Madison Animal Clinic in 1980. John was an active member of Christ Episcopal Church, had previously served as president of the Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, president of the Salvation Army Board, on the Boy Scouts Council, past president of the E. O. Muncie PTO and as a board member of the Animal Shelter. A hallmark of the Boy Scouts of America, is the granting of great expectations and the development of courage to pursue achievements. I think it is safe to say, John met and exceeded all his Boy Scout leader's expectations as an exemplar to the community. Following in their father's foot steps, for his memorial, the family requested contributions be made to the Salvation Army, the Christian Veterinary Mission, Heifer, International, or the Jefferson County Animal Shelter (source, lytlefuneralchapel.org). Memorial video available here. John, thank you for your service and may the rest of us do so well. |
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Answers to Trivia Questions |
The Answer:The late Dr. John Wilson Petscher, of the Madison Animal Clinic.If you have a comment or different opinion about the answer, please send us a message. |
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