VEHICLES


Your source for trailers, supplies, repairs & maintenance for 35+ yrs Horse trailers, utility, car haulers, flatbed, etc Also carrying farm equip, rnd pens, stall mats etc 301- 599-6 285 coxtrailers al esinc.com Online Link: FastAd: #916343


Cox Trailer Sales, Inc WANTED Keegan Adopted! DISCOVER the potential of the RESCUE HORSE ADOPT don't SHOP!


Rising Star Farm & Chapman Reining Horses seek F/T barn help! Duties incl. (not limited to)-Cleaning 35+ stalls daily, driving farm equip., T/O & bring in horses, clean water buckets, help w/hay, farm maintenance, summer mowing/weed eating, etc. FMI call Dutch Chapman 301-452-4951


Help Wanted


Urgent Care for Pets in Frederick, MD, is hiring for v e t e r i n a r y


VetUrgency t e c h n i c i a n s ,


evenings, overnights & weekends. Send resumes to kate@veturgency .com Online Link: FastAd: #920510


for farm in W. Friendship. Duties incl feeding, turn-in/out, stalls. Must be responsible & have transportation. Competitive pay. Call Ashley 301-580-8051 or email taraequestrianllc@gmail.com Online Link: FastAd: #920531


PT Barn Help Wanted


WANTED


Manager/Groom ISO full-time energetic, enthusiastic individual to help care for 15-20 horses, including grooming, some feeding, stalls only one day/week, turn in/out performance horses Live in accommodations available on site Salary includes pay plus housing, utilities and field board/discounted stall board for one horse Clarksville MD 410-531-6023


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Add an on-line photo or fotoshow to your classified.


Add an on-line photo for $10, or an on-line fotoshow for $15 (up to 6 photos). 800-244-9580


Sew What Horse Blanket Washing & Repair. so. Westminster area. P/T, flex hrs. No exp. needed. Duties: Washing, inspecting blankets, some pick up & delivery. Must be reliable, detail oriented, not mind getting dirty, able to work independently & lift up to 50 lbs. Barb Carr 410-984-0167


Help Wanted:


Dependable barn help needed for small private barn in Glenwood/ Glenelg area for care of 1-2 horses max. Duties incl feed, stalls, grooming, tacking & assistance w/gen horse/ farm care. Flexible schedule 3-5 days a week, morning and/or evening hours. Contact Bob 703-944-9180


PT Barn Help - Will Pay Well!


Assistant


301-288-VETS (8387) • www.veturgency.com info@veturgency.com


434 Prospect Blvd., Frederick, MD 21701


Monday - Friday 6pm - Midnight Saturday - Sunday 9am - Midnight


Reasons to visit VetUrgency • Bite wounds and lacerations


• Eye infections


• Vomiting or diarrhea • Limping, torn nail or pad


• Difficulty urinating or defecating • Fever


• Fracture assessment and stabilization


We’re open when you need us! • Ear infections • Itching or licking


• Coughing and sneezing • Not eating or drinking • Depression


• Toxin ingestion • Out-patient hospice needs VetUrgency does not provide:


• Critical care for life threatening trauma or illness • Overnight hospitalization • Major surgery • Routine wellness exams • New puppy/kittenexams • Vaccinations other than post-bite rabies booster • Flea, tick, heartworm prevention • Medications without examination


We are Urgent Care for Pets! Quality, compassionate, timely veterinary care provided evenings and weekends. At VETURGENCY we provide an experienced team you can trust in your pets time of need to diagnose and treat a variety of conditions. Our patient care model is designed to reduce the stress, time, and cost associated with regular ER hospitals with an uncompromising standard of care. We have a full diagnostic laboratory, ultrasound and digital radiology. VETURGENCY is open evenings and weekends until midnight as a walk-in/no appointment necessary provider.


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800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


916378-190319


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