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PHOTO GALLERY

A few of the many special clients we've seen over the years. We would love to include yours. Send us a good photo and a short story about your pet to be included.

Email to photos@noblevet.com

  

GRACIE
Hi - my name is "Gracie" Lingle and I would very much like to be put on the Noble Vet website photo page. I am still a puppy (8 months old!) and give my owners all they can handle all the time :)

Gracie

BROWNI &SUNSHINE
Hi we're Browni and Sunshine (Sunshine's the little one). We're both 3 years old soon to be 4. Browni came home when we was six weeks old and Sunshine was found walking the busy city streets by herself at the age of one. As you can see Browni loves his sister very much and the two get along very well. Ironically neither of them know that they are dogs and I guess you can blame their "mom" and "grandma" for that (smile). Browni and Sunshine are regulars at Nobel Vet where they receive excellent quality care and love.

Browni and Sunshine

FIDGET
A little dog with a badly damaged eye that the Oakland shelter brought to us and is now being fostered by one of our technicians, Nikki, while looking for a permanent home. The eye could not be saved so was surgically removed, but her spirits remain high.—Noble Staff

CYRUS
Hi, My name is Cyrus. I was adopted from Sunshine Rescue when I was about 4 months old. My "mom" has taken all of her pets to Noble Vet Clinic. I tolerate the visits there but the staff is very caring. I am a healthy 11 pounds and only 1 year old. I love to play and play and play. White toy mice are my favorite. I don't like the black ones as much. Thank you Dr. Singer for take such good care of me. See you soon. —Debra McKasson
 
 

NOP NOP
Rather than the usual "Meow" this cat would walk around saying "Nop ... Nop" and hence he got his distinctive name. I brought Nop Nop to Dr. Singer after having seen another doctor a few months earlier who, it turns out, misdiagnosed his being diabetic as just “getting old.” Almost immediately he was back to his old self again. In the following years he developed two major health problems, heart disease and kidney problems. He was expected to live at most six months, most likely less. With Dr. Singer's care Nop Nop was a healthy cat and a wonderful one to have around for another unexpected three years longer. In his spirit, temperment and his strong will to live he proved to be an amazing cat and I'll always be grateful for the great, attentative care he received. —Alan Voorhees
 
 

CHESTER CHEETO
Discovered walking along a road by animal control, Chester was suffering from a respiratory infection when he was treated at Nobel Veterinary Clinic. Since then he has become a regular fixture saying “Hello” to visitors from time-to-time. Chester talks when he wants to, not when you ask him to, and seems to like talking to children the most. His name was chosen in a contest held at the clinic, partially inspired by a favorite food. —Noble Staff