It is a pleasure to work with Dr. Schwartz, Loree Schwartz, Dr. Rusher and my Animal Care Team. I have observed first hand the quality of care and treatment Dr. Schwartz and Dr. Rusher provide to their patients. Dr. Schwartz is a man who has truly found his calling in life. Not a day goes by where I have not seen him stop and take a moment out of his busy day to cuddle and sweet talk with one of his furry patients or take the time to sit and talk with his clients about their pets welfare. Dr. Rusher is no exception, she is always willing to go the extra mile for her clients and their pets needs. She leaves no question unanswered. She goes even one step further for the dogs that have been rescued by Loree Schwartz.

With the medical and surgical skills of Dr. Schwartz and Dr. Rusher, Loree ensures her rescue dogs get placed to their new forever home happy and healthy. Our staff, at Boulevard Pet Hospital, has had the opportunity to care for many of the dogs she has rescued. I have seen and felt the compassion and good will my Animal Care providers have given and found in caring for these little animals in need.

I own three dogs and two I adopted from rescue. Stevie is a special needs Shih Tzu who is blind. He has a crooked little nose which adds to his charm. He uses that crooked sniffer of his to help guide him by scent to where he wants to go. Also, Spike, a 2 and 1/2 pound Pomeranian, who came to rescue with severe eye problems, which required eye surgery. I later discovered he is also deaf. However, you would not know it because he makes the best little watch dog ever. He somehow has the keen sense to know when someone is at our door even before they can ring our doorbell. Then, there is my good pal Willy, my miniature Pinscher. He is the one who never leaves my side. The one who waits to greet meet at the door after a long rewarding day from work.