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Metro Sgt. Eric Kerns’ partner was attacked with a machete as he tried to bring a suspect into custody Friday. The partner received numerous wounds to the head and face, and was rushed to the hospital for surgery. “His wounds were pretty severe,” Kerns said. Kerns’ partner is Nicky, a K-9 officer with the Metropolitan Police Department. Nicky was injured when police tried to arrest a suspect involved in a 12-hour barricade standoff. The standoff started Thursday night after police responded to reports of gunfire at Maryland Park Apartments, 1100 Dumont Blvd., near Maryland Parkway and Twain Avenue. As police

The LVVSC Surgery Department is now available Tuesday through Friday at our north location 4445 N. Rainbow Blvd. (Craig and 95). Surgical procedures are limited at this location so please call us at 702-871-1152 for more information.

This procedure allows us to send a camera and different devices down a cat or dogs mouth through their esophagus and into their stomach and intestines. It may be performed on your pet if he or she is experiencing diarrhea, intermittent vomiting, or other gastrointestinal signs OR if your pet has eaten something it shouldn’t have and it is stuck in the stomach. This procedure is less invasive then performing surgery on your pet. VE+CC and LVVSC offers endoscopy. Check out the facts, click here!