The North Texas vet played a role in keeping the dogs healthy during the race in Alaska.
A Fort Worth veterinarian is coming back home from the experience of a lifetime – working the famous Iditarod sled dog race in Alaska.
“Witnessing the dogs' sheer joy and eagerness to race is truly inspiring, as they were so eager to run to the next checkpoint,” he told NBC 5. “As trail veterinarians, our mission is to ensure each athlete is in top condition to continue their journey. All volunteers participating in the race, including mushers, trail crew, communications staff, veterinarians, and others, are deeply committed to the welfare of the animals, each contributing uniquely to their support and care.
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