Almost 300 dogs have been tested for lead by the MSU Veterinary Medical Center team led by Dr. Daniel Langlois. This most recent free screening event was hosted by the Genesee County Humane Society on May 14, 2016.
At the Humane Society
Regina Garland brought Teddy in for lead testing with her mother, Marla Garland. Here, Regina and Teddy get out some last minute jitters before the blood draw.
Drawing Blood
Passion waits patiently while the MSU Veterinary Medical Center team draws her blood for lead testing. MSU veterinary technicians were at the Genesee County Humane Society to test dogs and cats for lead exposure in Flint. This is the sixth community lead testing event that the MSU Veterinary Medical Center has sponsored.
Reunited
Passion is excited to be back with her mom, Cleola Griffis, after lead testing.
In the News
Dr. Daniel Langlois takes a few minutes with local news to talk about lead exposure risks for animals and some safety recommendations for the public.
Read more about the MSU Veterinary Medical Center’s lead screening activities in Flint from other news outlets.
Hang On Tight
Sampson and Goliath stopped by for lead testing–and to show everyone how strong they are.
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