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Wake Forest Animal Hospital
Wake Forest , North Carolina
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Mission, Kansas
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Vancouver, Washington
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Country Veterinary Clinic
Ludington, Michigan
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Rand Road Animal Hospital
Palatine, Illinois
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Animal Care Hospital
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Kissimmee, Florida
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Newport News, Virginia
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Companion Animal Clinic
Yakima, Washington
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Acacia Animal Hospital
Tucson, Arizona
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Lyncourt Veterinary Hospital
Syracuse, New York
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Animal Medical Center of Tyler
Tyler, Texas
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Western Veterinary Partners
Spokane, Washington
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Naticook Veterinary Hospital
Merrimack, New Hampshire
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St. Francis Veterinary Clinic – Green Forest, AR
Green Forest, Arkansas
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Briarwood Veterinary Hospital
Grand Blanc, Michigan
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Care Center 24-Hour Emergency and Critical Care
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Join us at Bellwood Animal Hospital - $20,000 Sign-On Bonus - New Grads or Experienced Veterinarian!
Vetcor
Rockford, Illinois
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Western Veterinary Partners
Chesapeake , Virginia
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APHIS Seeking HPIs
One of the upcoming changes to the Horse Protection Act (HPA), is the replacement of Designated Qualified Persons (DQPs) with Horse Protection Inspectors (HPIs). Horse Protection Inspectors are third-party inspectors who are screened, trained, and authorized by Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to perform inspections under the HPA. The United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) APHIS HPIs are responsible for ensuring the welfare of equines by inspecting horses at events covered by the HPA. While HPIs may not conduct inspections until February 1, 2025, the new Horse Protection rule allows APHIS to begin accepting HPI applications and training of applications as of June 7, 2024. HPIs are required to be either veterinarians, veterinary technicians, or State or
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