Julie Breault, Practice Manager, cares for Magnum shortly after the puppy was brought to Heartland Animal Hospital in 2005.The Magnum Fund is a fund named after the puppy Magnum, who was brought to us after being burned, abused and left for dead. Although every attempt was made to save him, he did not survive his extensive injuries. On the positive side, this ignited a state wide drive to address animal cruelty in Kansas. A law was later passed making animal cruelty a felony. The Magnum Fund was designed to help abused, injured or neglected animals that do not have owners to care for or treat them. The donations have been used to help those that, despite all conditions and injuries, still have charismatic and loving personalities. When these special animals are rehabilitated, we are then able to adopt them out to loving homes.
Magnum Memorial Garden
“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened. “ ~Anatole France
if you would like to honor your pet in our garden, please contact us to order a customized stone.
All creatures great & small, help us to protect them all.
If you would like to donate, please mail checks to:
Heartland Animal Hospital
4100 N Woodlawn
Wichita, KS 67220
payable to the Magnum Fund. Any donation is greatly appreciated. The Magnum fund has allowed us to treat and care for many animals.
Many prescription medications and heartworm/flea preventatives are available for in-clinic pick up w/ mailing options available. We recommend year-round protection!
We are proud to announce that Dr. Bill Breault, Dr. Gary Breault, Anna Atherton – RVT, Tara Grabendike – Veterinary Technician and Kristen Willson – RVT, are now certified for ABDOMINAL ULTRASOUNDS by Oncura Partners Training Program. Skilled to do abdominal scans and submit them to board certified radiologist and ultrasonographers for interpretation.
