Pet Safety in the City
Pet Safety in the City
Join us on Thursday, May 16th at 6PM ET as Dr. Carly Fox, Senior Veterinarian in the Emergency & Critical Care Service at AMC, discusses the unique challenges that urban environments pose to our animal companions. Learn vital safety tips and common health risks for city pets, whether they’re cozy in a high-rise apartment or accompanying you through city streets.
This is a free, online-only event hosted via Zoom (https://zoom.us/). The Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants the day of the event. Please email UsdanInstitute@amcny.org with any questions.
Speaker
Carly Fox, DVM
Senior Veterinarian, Emergency & Critical Care
Dr. Carly Fox obtained her undergraduate degree in Animal Sciences from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY in 2005. She then attended veterinary school at Ross University and Cornell University, graduating in 2009. Carly completed a rotating medicine and surgery internship at the Animal Medical Center in 2010. Following her post doctorate training, she joined the AMC full time in the Emergency and Critical Care Department. She is proud to work in one of the busiest veterinary emergency rooms in the world for the past nine years. Carly has a special interest in trauma, emergency procedures, and toxicities. She enjoys training veterinary interns in the ER/ICU and was awarded AMC’s annual Clendenin J Ryan Memorial Teaching Award in 2016.
Carly is a native New Yorker and lives in Manhattan with her husband Jordan, son Miller, daughter Penn, and French Bulldog Hank. The Fox Family loves traveling, visiting museums and the NYC restaurant scene. Dr. Fox is lucky to live and work in the city she loves.
