Here are 17 pictures from vets hard at work across the Doncaster.
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5. Reunited
Marble the cat was returned to her owners after vet, Mike Squires, right removed an air gun pellet from her bladder in 2002, pictured with 7-year-old Alina Wall and dad Martin Wall from Barnsley are pictured at the pet aid hospital on Newhall Rd, Newhall, Sheffield. Photo: Andrew Partridge
6. Smiles for the mayor
Lord Mayor Coun Diane Leek pictured with senior vet Liz Airey and 'Tanzi' at the Sheffield PDSA Pet Aid Hospital, Newhall Road back in 2004 Photo: Liz Savage
7. Helping hand
Pictured at the Hallam Vetinary Surgery, Holme Lane, Hillsborough, Sheffield, in 2004 where LtoR are Vet Mark Hallam, Pratice co-ordinator Jackie Wall, and Head Nurse Sonia Walker are seen with patient Muppett. Photo: Mike Waistell
8. Part of the family
Allan Stanley and his two daughters April Stanley, 7 and Abigail Stanley, 11 re-united with their pet dog George at the PDSA petaid hospital, Newhall Road, Atlas, Sheffield back in 2004 after his identity came up after he was tagged. Vet Nurse Natalie Cowley, pictured with the happy family. Photo: Andrew Partridge