White Mountain Community College expands veterinary clinic partnerships

White Mountains Community College graduates Alyson Aulich of Conway, and Leigha Cicchetto of Berlin, get hands-on training with Fred as part of the veterinary assistant certificate program. (COURTESY PHOTO)

CONWAY — Veterinary clinics across the country have seen an increase in the need for animal care and are dealing with a shortage of skilled workers.

In New England, many clinics have been forced to cut service hours due to staffing shortages.

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