u/lilragdoll_3393

Looking for reviews from anyone who has taken a pet to WVRC Waukesha for oncology services.

My fiancé and I found out that our dog (an 8-year-old German Shepherd/Husky) likely has osteosarcoma on Monday.

We're waiting on one more test result to rule out a fungal infection, but in the meantime, I've been calling every vet oncologist I can to get him in for additional tests and potentially a leg amputation to ease pain. We know that if it is osteosarcoma, our time left with him will be limited, but we want to give him the best quality of life for as long as we can, and this is the path that our primary vet has recommended.

I have an appointment scheduled at WVRC - Waukesha on July 8th, but UW Veterinary Care in Madison just bumped us up on the waitlist to July 7th. We're in Green Bay, so both clinics are a drive. I'm researching each facility heavily before determining which one to cancel since we want to get our pup the best care possible.

Any insights on WVRC Waukesha's oncology department?

Looking for reviews from anyone who has taken a pet to UW Veterinary Care for oncology services.

My fiancé and I found out that our dog (an 8-year-old German Shepherd/Husky) likely has osteosarcoma on Monday.

We're waiting on one more test result to rule out a fungal infection, but in the meantime I've been calling every vet oncologist I can to get him in for additional tests and potentially a leg amputation to ease pain. We know that if it is osteosarcoma, our time left with him will be limited, but we want to give him the best quality of life for as long as we can and this is the path that our primary vet has recommended.

I have an appointment scheduled at WVRC - Waukesha on July 8th, but UW Veterinary Care in Madison just bumped us up on the waitlist to July 7th. We're in Green Bay, so both clinics are a drive. I'm researching each facility heavily before determining which one to cancel since we want to get our pup the best care possible.

Any insights on UW Veterinary Care's oncology department?

Hello,
I'm looking for advice about where to find jobs in the publishing industry, as well as any tips to ease the transition from digital marketing and copywriting. I'm more than willing to pursue additional certifications, enroll in online courses, or start in an entry-level position.

For context, I've spent the last 15+ years in marketing. The last ~6 years have been focused on copywriting, SEO, proofreading, and editing content. I also have journalism, PR, and social media marketing experience.

What I'm really looking for is an opportunity to work on larger editorial projects. I have a B.A. in English with a creative writing emphasis and a media studies minor.

Thanks in advance for any insights!

TLDR: Seeking advice on how to transition from marketing/copywriting to long-form editorial/publishing work.