Betts said, “It really gives the ‘little guy’ buying power. Laura Betts of Parkdale Animal Hospital in Manistee Michigan was one of those members. “Many of our members had no idea the check was coming this soon,” said Allison Morris. The typical TVC member received a check for $1,000. Marks (not pictured) of Chicago Based Blum Veterinary Hospital.(Pictured left to right) Our members understand that vendors that partner with TVC are supporting the Independent Veterinarian and are helping them to grow their business.”Īllison Morris (Vice President) hands the first ever Dividend Check to Dr. Although member/owners are not required to buy from our vendor partners most support the vendors that partner with TVC.
“Everything that is offered by TVC our Hospital is currently using or was considering switching.” Richard Morris CEO Of the Cooperative said “The Veterinary Cooperative offers its members big name brands at discounted prices due to their ability to approach pharmaceutical companies, equipment manufacturers, and others in the same way large corporate hospitals do. “I like that I’m not pressured to buy anything,” Said Georgesen. Julia Georgesen is an engaged early member of the Veterinary Cooperative. Dann was “surprised to receive such a check of this magnitude.”ĭr. After hearing the news of how large the first quarterly payout was, Dr. Natalie Marks, owners of Blum Animal Hospital. Morris personally handed off the check worth $9,493.59 directly to Dr.
One of Chicago’s oldest and most recognized veterinary hospitals was handed its first of many dividend payouts from The Veterinary Cooperative. MaAllison Morris Vice President of Member Experience at the Veterinary Cooperative, walked into the Chicago based Blum Animal Hospital on Mawith great news.
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