Airmont Animal Hospital

We are looking for a part time receptionist.
If you're interested, please call the office: 845-368-3455.

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to earlier this week. 🐾 The theme of this year’s Global Health Summit (GHS) at American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Convention 2024 was One Health. Two took to the stage!

Faculty member and alumni Christa Gallagher, DVM ’93, presented the keynote: “An Overview of Global One Health Opportunities for US Veterinarians: From Student Days to Retirement.” Lonnie Kasman, DVM ’90, was one of the presenters on “How Can Busy US Veterinarians Squeeze Global One Health Opportunities into their Schedules—Volunteering Globally.”

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Alex, one of our longest employed techs is once again doing a Polar plunge to help support the special Olympics! (His fourth time!) Help support him as he freezes for charity!

Alexander Orton's fundraising page for Special Olympics New Jersey Help us raise money for Special Olympics New Jersey

🎄🎄 Merry Christmas to all!! 🎄🎄

It's National Cat Day!! Give them an extra squeeze (because they like that so much)! 😆❤️

Happy National Black Cats Day! Celebrate your mini-panther!!

Pre- and post-surgery for this sweet boy to correct entropion, where the eyelid turns under and the fur rubs against the cornea, potentially causing ulcers. This surgery completely changed the quality of his life. Pre-surgery, he would spend most of the day sitting quietly with his eyes closed. Now he's able to explore and enjoy his surroundings!!

We are seeking a helper for a couple afternoons a week and Saturdays. Makes for a perfect after school part time job! Animal handling experience preferred. Call us at 845-368-3455 or email your resume to [email protected]

Thanks to everyone for your birthday wishes

Happy birthday to our own Dr Ness!!

Welcome Dr Kasman!

Dr Lonnie Kasman, a native of Rockland, brings with him a wealth of experience as he joins us after successfully owning his own practice for nearly two decades. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science from Cornell University and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University in 1990. Additionally, he dedicated six years of his career as a research fellow at the renowned San Diego Zoo, focusing on the study of reproductive endocrinology in various endangered species such as elephants, rhinoceros, and primates.

Dr Kasman also serves as a Field Veterinarian for Veterinarians International (www.vetsinternational.org), an organization committed to making a positive impact on global animal health. He has ventured to Guatemala, providing essential vaccination and spay/neuter services to underserved villages lacking basic veterinary care. Veterinarians International empowers a diverse group of veterinarians and support staff worldwide, aiming to enhance the well-being of animals, the environment, and communities. Their ultimate vision is to foster a world where humans and animals can coexist in a healthy and harmonious manner.

Having been friends and colleagues for almost four decades, Dr Kasman eagerly anticipates the opportunity to support Dr Ness and the dedicated team at Airmont Animal Hospital in caring for your cherished pets.

Melissa our office “crazy” cat lady met her namesake today ❤️

Re*****on, a 10-week old Irish Wolfhound. We have a feeling this boy is gonna be massive…

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And re-thinking those New Year's resolutions! 😆

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Our patient Dumpling taking his care into his paws.

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Merry Christmas!!

We're gonna need a bigger couch! 😆

Happy Chanukah!!

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