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Mitchell Spindel, DVM, Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Spindel earned his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Oklahoma State University. He practiced in Syracuse, New York before he and his wife and children relocated to beautiful North Carolina. Dr. Spindel is a past President of the Forsyth County Veterinary Medical Association. He is the veterinarian for Sci-Works in Winston-Salem, NC and is active with the Forsyth Humane Society, Animal Adoption and Rescue Foundation and Greyhound Friends.
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Q. Hello! I am from Chicago, and I would like to get an yorkie puppy for my sister's birthday, who lives in London. So I will buy a puppy in Chicago and need to ship that 10 weeks old puppy to London. Is it possible to ship that small puppy from Chicago to London? What do I need for this? What papers? Any vaccinations? And what the cost may be? Thanks a lot, waiting to see your answer soon. -- Kate M., London, GB




