Heritage Veterinary Practice Certificate and Web logo
- Jerry M. Owens
- Jan 1, 2020
- 1 min read
AVMHS is very pleased to provide a newly produced and distinctive recognition certificate to each of the practices currently listed in the Society's Registry of Heritage Veterinary Practices. Suitable for display in waiting rooms or offices, these certificates will be mailed to practices in early January 2020 along with a new brochure describing the Registry program. A Web logo has also been designed for posting on practice Web sites to further promote their long-standing 50 or more
years of service.
A lovely initiative for recognizing veterinary practices with such long histories of service. The heritage certificate and web logo are simple but meaningful ways to acknowledge practices that have contributed to their communities for decades. I goprogaragedoorrepair.com recently came across a similar discussion mentioning and it was interesting to see another example of how organizations can recognize and preserve a long-standing service history.
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