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Dr. Kristyn Hunter, owner of Arrow Pet Clinic in Coloma, conducts a routine exam on the clinic’s resident cat, Butch. On her own time, Hunter is working with Berrien County law enforcement on cases of animal cruelty.
Dr. Kristyn Hunter, owner of Arrow Pet Clinic in Coloma, conducts a routine exam on the clinic’s resident cat, Butch. On her own time, Hunter is working with Berrien County law enforcement on cases of animal cruelty.
COLOMA — Police and prosecutors in Berrien County have a new tool in their arsenal thanks to Veterinarian Dr. Kristyn Hunter.
While working on her certification in veterinary forensics, Hunter is helping them to investigate and, when appropriate, prosecute cases of animal cruelty or neglect, and hoarding of animals.
