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4.7 (3 reviews)
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Monroe County Humane Association - Moose Man loves his boat time!

Monroe County Humane Association

(8 reviews)

I needed to get my newly adopted puppies vaccinated for leptospirosis quick because I live on a…read morerural creek property with much wildlife risk. The fastest option I could find was a vaccine clinic run through the Monroe County Humane Association, where they received a first leptospirosis shot from Jim Koch. I hustled them into the car and spent the entire day driving them from Terre Haute to make sure they were protected. However, no one told me a booster was required. Nothing was printed, nothing was on the receipt, and nothing was said verbally even though I presented the shelter vaccination records with at check in. I ASKED what other shots they needed. Nothing. As a result, my dogs were under-protected for months on a creek property where exposure risk is high, and now they have to be revaccinated to catch up. In other words, they were almost certainly exposed when protection mattered most and are now receiving additional doses afterward and at more expense. When I contacted the executive director of the Humane Association, he vaguely said the information had been "available," but could not explain where it had been provided or in what format. Instead of addressing the issue, the response shifted toward suggesting I was criticizing their mission. That misses the point entirely. If a clinic is going to administer vaccinations, owners should leave knowing exactly what boosters are required and when, especially when you present your records and then ask. Otherwise, you're not helping/protecting animals, rather you're creating avoidable exposure risk and animals also over vaccinated too.

Parking was great for what it's capacity. It's in a very nice area. It's a seemingly new and clean…read moreestablishment. Dr. Soto was very pleasant and kind with my cat and they didn't overcharge whatsoever! Wait time was typical but not too long at all. They even gave me a towel for the ride home as my cat gets nervous. Great place!

Bloomington Veterinary Hospital - Notes on my dog's chart indicate the conversation I had with the receptionist on February 10.

Bloomington Veterinary Hospital

(64 reviews)

Bloomington Veterinary Hospital demonstrates every trait I look for in a veterinary practice to…read morecare for the animal members of my family. Every member of the staff is attentive, engaged, and invested in the well-being of your pet. They are helpful and responsive to any query or issue you may have (from true emergencies to the borderline neurotic concerns we all have as pet-parents). Dr. Tyson Medlock is particularly amazing. Dr. Medlock cared for my dogs (a 5lbs Yorkie and a 120lbs Great Dane) during the three years I lived in Bloomington. It may be cliché but I truly wish my GP showed as much concern about my wellbeing as Dr. Medlock does for his patients. He always provides the highest level of care during regular checkups, surgical consultations, and emergencies. While Dr. Medlock has helped me through a number of scary moments with my Great Dane (they tend to be clumsy and will eat anything left within their reach), I will be forever in his debt for the counseling and aid he provided while I was traveling with my horse-of-a-dog in Kentucky. I woke up one morning to my Dane showing all the signs of bloat and immediately took her to the nearest Veterinary Emergency room. Dr. Medlock worked with the emergency room doctor over the phone and took the time to counsel me through next steps. His ability to explain and advise on the best care for your pets is unparalleled. With his help, my Dane made it through those scary moments (which turned out to be a serious infection) and has been thriving ever since. In summation, Dr. Medlock and his team at Bloomington Veterinary Hospital provide the best veterinary care I have ever experienced during my many years of K-9 ownership. If I am ever fortunate enough to return to Bloomington, I will continue to entrust the well-being of my furry family members to this amazing group of professionals.

After several years (more than 10) at this "Hospital" with three cats and three dogs in their care,…read moreI have been informed that they are no longer willing to care for my pets. This came after voicing my concern about having 3 emergencies to which they declined to see my pet during the injury/illness; told to go to Indy. I voiced my concern in person and calmly suggested they change their name from "hospital" to "clinic." I also stated that Bloomington needs a 24/7 emergency hospital. After being interrupted several times and listening to her reason for not seeing my pet that died on the way to an emergency vet in Indy, she asked me to wait while she answered the phone. I simply said "I will not" and walked out the door. A week later I received the email that they will no longer care for my pets and that I need to find a new vet; agree. FYI-when I suggested they change their name, I was informed that they are in fact in the process of doing so. Is this due to their increasing poor reputation? Below is the email I received from them. Hello, this is Bloomington Vet Hospital. After careful consideration and a thorough discussion with our veterinary staff and management team, we have determined that we may not be the best fit for you and your pets moving forward. For this reason, effective today, we will be ending our veterinary-client relationship. We understand that this may be an unexpected message, and we want to make the transition as smooth as possible for you and your pets. We are happy to provide you with copies of your pets' medical records. We can either email the records directly to you or, with your permission, send them to the primary veterinary clinic of your choice. Please let us know which option you prefer, and we will be happy to assist you with the transfer of records. Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you and your pets all the best. -- Thank you, Bloomington Veterinary Hospital (812)-339-6115

The Cat's Closet - petadoption - Updated October 2026

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