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Re: [RC] Release to treat - Beth Walker

Thanks Susan! ?I'm trying to draft one of these up too, so this was a big help. ?It is really a good idea.

Regarding the credit card number -- I can certainly understand including it if the authorization is left at the vets office. ?However, some folks might have a different situation. ?For example, my horse is boarded at a local facility, and while they have my preferred vet on file (who already has my CC number), there is no guarantee that they will be the ones called in an emergency. ?To be effective, a copy of the release would need to be left with the boarding stable owner. ?Not all boarding stables (including mine) have enough security that I would be comfortable doing that. ?

Any suggestions?

I was also thinking that including pictures of the horse would be a good idea, especially any distinguishing marks. ?

On Jul 23, 2007, at 2:26 PM, Susan E. Garlinghouse, DVM wrote:

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Somewhere on the consent should also be a reasonable description of the horse, not just “my horse Fuzzy Flyer”, good contact information, an address, a credit card number (ideally, one you are authorized to have) and original signature.
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JMO.
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Susan Garlinghouse, DVM
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