KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – When a lump appeared on KCTV5 reporter Morgan Riddell’s 4-year-old dog Willie, she was at the vet the next morning. The estimate for treatment: $2,300.
She was worried about affordability options and found she was not alone.
A nonprofit filling the gap
The Pet Resource Center has operated in Kansas City for more than 20 years. It began with a focus on spay and neuter services but has since expanded.
“Because like with anything, the need can evolve and the change can evolve and the vision changes over time,” said Malia Washington, the center’s chief veterinarian…