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1. Over the years I have had vets look at him,

2. Dogs with itchy skin are one of the most common complaints vets will see in their clinics

3. A call came from the vets that Mia’s ashes had been returned in a special urn and were ready for collection

4. Many vets came to the hospital having flashbacks thinking they were still in a war

5. There is general ignorance on the benefits of neutering; some vets still tell owners

6. animal sanctuaries, vets, zoos and farms, which should have been incinerated, and then

7. Latest photos of ANGEL being treated at the vets:

8. animal shelters and local vets

9. Scarlett left the three army vets standing in the corridor

10. Many vets send fecal samples to outside labs to be checked in more detail than is possible during the office visit

11. vets that’s for sure

12. As these vets have access to up-to-date and vital

13. Using this as the carrying case just for vets visits will result in

14. And this will help you with the first visits for the cat to the vets

15. If and when there is bad behaviors at the vets or anywhere, you will want to

16. And this will be telling them that the fears they are having at the vets is

17. In later life I befriended a few other Vietnam combat vets and they got delayed onset Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in their fifties and needed years of

18. A vet who is an experienced dog owner is your best choice among vets in Indianapolis

19. “ This vets surgery is a

20. would have taken the wolf to a vets ” I said

21. Amongst the other nam vets of which there are several is Mike

22. “There were complications, and the vets here weren’t able to save her wing, so we can’t release her

23. I wondered how Astra was doing at the vets

24. Is that why Astra was limping when she first arrived?” I asked, remembering that by the time I had Astra back from the vets, she seemed to be back to normal

25. Tables and chairs had been moved and there were maybe a hundred vets in attendance already

26. Vets would gripe about the food, about no hot water in the showers, and about almost anything else, and the intent of the meetings was to let some of the steam out of the population

27. He then sat down but only after what seemed to me to be half the vets coming over and slapping him on the back

28. Two vets were on the drill and one guy was putting stuff into a wheelbarrow

29. We rented a large projection TV and all the vets watched the Army-Navy football game in our mess hall

30. The shelter had an all-service honor guard made up of volunteers from the vets who lived at the shelter

31. We had vets from the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and the Coast Guard, all in uniforms and all with flags, and each time this honor guard went to a funeral, I was proud

32. I told the interviewer that we had been promised transportation from Boston and that didn't happen; we been told that we needed to change in a hallway that was a public hallway in front of everybody in the convention and it embarrassed these guys to have to do that; that we had been told we were going to be fed and while I was looking up at the private boxes in Madison Square Garden I saw that people were eating cracked crab and beef bourguignon and here we are, homeless vets, and yet we were given a box lunchactually, we were given less than a full complement of box lunches

33. The veteran in the VETS post as the Assistant Secretary at the time was a retired air force general and he was a good guy

34. The next morning, while we prepared to receive the buses and trucks and staff at the assembly point, the supply truck that had traveled all night now had ponchos to hand out to the first two thousand lucky homeless vets

35. We culled out of the homeless vets assembled anyone with a rank of E-7 or higher and gave them command of a full company of eighty vets

36. One of the vets, an E-8 said, “Sir, we need another battalion designated as we are now at full battalion strength

37. Following this honor guard we had a twenty-one-man weapons detail, again in uniform, no ponchos, carrying the mock rifles we used for funerals, and this was followed by the First Battalion of Homeless Vets, followed by the sound truck (eighteen-wheeler) and the Second Battalion of Homeless Vets and then buses, and the Third Battalion and more trucks and on an on

38. As I went down the order of march, it seemed the first two thousand homeless vets wore ponchos and the rest were just marching in their coats in the rain

39. “Would you allow me to have a few words with the vets?”

40. Again there was a huge cheer from the vets

41. In addition to these tribes, there was a small group of vets who were newly homelesstypically they had been kicked out of the house by a wife or girlfriend

42. Some vets were members of more than one group, such as the Virgin vet who had been kicked out of his girlfriend’s apartment because he was an addict or she couldn’t handle his violent post-traumatic stress episodes

43. Most alcohol-addicted vets took upwards of thirty days to wean themselves off of the dependency of alcohol

44. Ninety percent of all the vets who presented at intake at the shelter were drug or alcohol addicted

45. In response, we started a program where every single vet needed to turn in all of his medication to “sick bay,” and each of the vets then had a container supplied where the meds were stored

46. During the time that we were handling the pills of the vets, not one vet complained about having his medication stolen

47. They usually kept to themselves and while there were a few openly gay vets who you could obviously tell were homosexual, the vast majority that I came to know didn’t talk or show any sign of their sexual proclivity

48. Now, I knew that at the shelter there were homosexual vets, and to myself I called them the Rump Rangers

49. Standing facing the wall were sixteen naked vets, all at attention, all butt naked, with vet guards holding billy clubs interspersed behind them

50. “I asked Senator Ted Kennedy to intervene on my behalf and I was one of the very first vets to ever get to keep his dog

51. One of the vets had a wife who was pregnant at the time and he had a book of baby names and we went through those too

52. Somebody should write a book about this dog, said a few of the vets; he has the ability to turn the meanest, angriest vet from a jerk into a crying baby

53. One day, after hundreds and I betcha thousands of vets who were helped by JD, he broke off his leash and chased a squirrel right into the street and was hit by a car

54. The two vets who were with him when this happened were crushed and both within a week were on a psych ward at the VA

55. We had a mascot alreadyJD the dogand at first I was going to say no, but then one of the vets started to cry and talked about how he had a cat before he was homeless and this would be the perfect tool to help with his and others’ healing

56. We usually fed about five hundred vets on Thanksgiving, as vets from other shelters came to Court Street because the meal was served on china, not paper, and you drank from a glass, not a paper cup, and you ate with real forks and knives, not crummy plastic

57. The shelter had additional floors that needed work, and we had no budget to do that work, but one day RR&L came to me and said, you know, we’d save a ton of money if we did our own in-house construction demolition and we used the vets who are in the building to tear down the walls

58. They had vets downstairs filling out statements and they took away the radio I used and she said I couldn’t answer or use the phone and I was getting pissed

59. Once I got to the first floor I could see agents sitting with vets and someone said,

60. You’re going to waste all the efforts that have been ongoing to help homeless vets

61. In reality, over the past few months it had been Mark, Peace, and I who had been going to the shelters and dealing with the homeless vets

62. One of the vets attending stood up and said, “This is absolute bullshit, just like Jeff said, it’s a takeover and its all because of Smith,” and he slammed his chair into the table and walked out

63. I kept up the requests to have HUD place a veteran into a position that would help the homeless vets and one day I got a call from a guy named Howard, who was Andrew’s chief of staff

64. “We could train vets how to fix computers,” he said

65. By a complete coincidence, our Vet Tech program was set to graduate our very first group of homeless vets

66. But to our homeless vets it would be life changing

67. On the graduation day, the Vet Tech grads, family members, staff, and other homeless vets were shaved, showered, and dressed in their best clothes and assembled in the meeting room and in the hallways

68. At the time, we had a new state contract and one position I had open involved working as a case manager with the vets who lived in the building

69. I told George that I had a job, but it was hard work and the vets could be tough

70. A week later, George started and he was given forty homeless vets to manage and monitor

71. “Well, for a guy with no training he has a gift that makes the combat vets love him,” said Scott

72. George asked for a special room or collection of rooms on a floor that wasn’t being used and said if he could have that space, he would like it known through out the shelter that it was only for the combat vets

73. I opened the door and there had to be thirty vets in this room all sitting in a circle, all smoking, and some with tears in their eyes

74. “He gets the vets to call their mothers

75. The shelter vets lit up when they were told that they could come too

76. The vets and I were grateful that they attended

77. When we arrived, we saw that other vets were attending too

78. Some of the vets liked the movie and some didn’t, but most agreed it was the most intense war movie they had ever seen

79. The group met that night and every single one of the vets, with the exception of one called “Cookie man,” was pissed about the movie

80. There was this great veterans’ advocate in San Diego named Robert Van Keuren and this guy, almost single-handedly, had developed a program in an area of the country where there were thousands of homeless vets

81. San Diego was a haven for homeless vets

82. And some of those vets were very hardcore

83. When we got close to the address, there were these big “MASH” tents set up in a park, and each tent was a station and as we walked around there were singers, a large BBQ area all smoky and smelling good, and tons and tons of vets milling around

84. There were women, children, vets, non-vets, and illegal aliens, all in the same place and all living like a family

85. There were tons of hiding places and little sneaky areas that I would imagine a homeless vet would findyou would need five hundred security guards to make sure that the vets did what they were told

86. There were all kinds of vets who attended our combat support group that met weekly, but no one was as interesting to me as a guy named Steve whom we called Cookie Man

87. A couple of times some of the vets in group would get angry and say, Look, this is a group about combat in Vietnam, not about a space shuttle blowing up, and as many times as it was said to him, he always brought back the explosion as something he needed to get off his chest

88. I told him that we were having a serious problem with one VA hospital in particularactually one psych OD in particular who was not responsive to the needs of vets who were in crisis

89. Just as I said that, one of the vets who was in the penalty box stood up, started reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, dropped his pants, and started to urinate on the floor

90. The best thing the VA ever did was take his model of community care for combat vets and expand it nationwide

91. ” The VA was developing its vet center funding based on the actual number of vets that were counseled at each vet center and it reminded me of the body count system that was used in Vietnam to keep score of who was winning and who was losing

92. “What I’m telling you is that every vet who comes into the shelter, along with vets from other shelters, are being counted as vets who are getting counseling from vet centers

93. It’s happening nationwide, and they are even trying to recruit vets who are Canadian, for God’s sake

94. Every day at the shelter at ten in the morning there was a huge influx of vets

95. These were vets who lived in other shelters for the most part, and they comprised the three hundred or so who came every day for lunch

96. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday we had an eye clinic that taught medical students by giving eye exams to homeless vets, and twice a month we had the largest law schools bring their senior students, under the guidance of a practicing attorney, to help with any legal issues that any vet presented

97. “That’s what the vets said

98. Then there’re the unpaid bills of vets, wardens, and

99. Vets in Germany have been a far cry from the ones

100. Stephanie Watkins was Stan's primary nurse at the Vets hospital