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Abbey

I'm the mascot for the 75th Street & 126th Street Medical Centers.

I'm six years old and a native of New Jersey. My owner, Dr. Victor Gong, takes me to work with him every day. I have a doghouse at each office. The next time you stop by the office, don't forget to say hello. I enjoy my role as an ambassador or greeter to the patients and friends who visit our medical facilities. You can pet me anytime. Don't feel shy about giving me a dog bone; it's good for my teeth!

At our centers, we hate to keep you waiting, but there are times when emergencies just can't be avoided. To pass the time, come by and say hello to me – I'm in my doghouse, just outside the front door. If you need superior family or urgent medical care (human care), visit my doctors at the 75th Street Medical Center or the 126th Street Medical Center in Ocean City!

Here at Work, I'm Everybody's Best Friend!

One of the great things about working around doctors is that you pick up all kinds of interesting and useful information. Being the generous, caring, wonderful girl that I am, I will share some of their wisdom with you.

Pet First Aid Kit

• Tweezers
• Thermometer – Normal body temperature for dogs and cats is 101-102 F
• Water
• Styptic Powder
• Bandage Material
• Syrup of Ipecac
• Unmedicated Eyedrops
• 325 mg. Buffered Aspirin
• Triple Antibiotic Ointment
• Antiseptic Solution for Washing Wounds
• Scissors
• Blanket

This stuff should fit nicely in a lunch box or toolbox (except for the blanket, of course). If you were wondering, it can be used for human injuries too.

Don't forget to stop by to say hello on your next visit!