THE COLONY EDC PRESENTS BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT GRANT (BIG) TO THE COLONY ANIMAL CLINIC
Above from left, Diane Lemmons, Business Retention and Expansion Manager, and Keri Samford, Executive Director of Development for The Colony Economic Development Corporation with Dr. Hari of The Colony Animal Clinic.
The Colony Economic Development Corporation concluded its 25th Anniversary year by awarding its Business Improvement Grant (BIG) to four local businesses including The Colony Animal Clinic in December.
Led by Dr. Hari and Dr. Sharon Wild, The Colony Animal Clinic is dedicated to professional and compassionate full-service veterinary.
Dr. Hari has over 15 years of experience in general practice and emergency medicine. Though he enjoys every aspect of veterinary medicine, Dr. Hari is a strong advocate for preventative care. He emphasizes tailoring your pet’s care to their individual needs and your personal expectations.
Outside of work, Dr. Hari is a devoted husband and father of two children. He is a nature lover who enjoys spending time outdoors.
Dr. Sharon Wild graduated from Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine in 1981. She has been associated with The Colony Animal Clinic since 1994. Dr. Wild offers an alternative and addendum to conventional veterinary medicine with Traditional Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine).
The Colony Animal Clinic is located at 5906 Paige Road. Find out more information about their services, including walk-in emergencies, and make an appointment at www.thecolonyanimalclinic.com.
BIG was established in 2018 to help local businesses improve the exterior of their facilities by offering annual matching grants of up to $2,500 for signage, facade, landscaping and other visual upgrade projects. Businesses can receive one grant per year.
Learn more about the BIG grant program.
Above from left, Trish Valencia, Nanette Yahne and Dr. Hari of The Colony Animal Clinic.
