Paws in Motion Core Values and Mission

We reviewed our core values to ensure our team are aligned in their work.

Wednesday 30th June 2021

Core Values

This week I decided our team should review our Paws in Motion company core values, so we can be sure to align new employees with our values and mission. From 60 qualities or values, each team member selected 10 values which we felt represented our colleagues at Paws in Motion. The finding was unanimous! All our team member’s selections included these 5 values:

Commitment to customers
Compassion
Quality
Passion
Teamwork

Backed up with our next 5 most identified values: Reputation, Trustworthiness, Knowledge, Self-respect and Continuous Learning. So proud to say …….This is Paws in Motion!

Mission

“Making Pets Fit for Life” – our mission is to provide the benefits of physiotherapy and rehabilitation to pet patients.

To improve mobility and return to function for pets recovering from injury or surgery
To enhance comfort and quality of life in aging pets and enable them to live their life to the fullest potential
To advance the fitness of pets to meet their owner’s needs for life’s adventures
To share our expertise and support our veterinary community in doing the same .

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Making muscles to manage hip dysplasia! Goldie puppy Fan Shu builds strength and stability.

When we met Fan Shu as a puppy at 10months of age, he had both severe hip dysplasia and a shoulder injury causing deformity and pain. Luckily, he was adopted and his pet pawrents bought him to us to first help with pain and then create an exercise plan to keep him both comfortable and build him up to be fit for life.

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Dusty's progress with hip dysplasia and degenerative joint disease

When we first met Dusty the Husky, she was 14 years old. She had been managing well over the years with hip dysplasia and degenerative joint disease developing in her hips, back and knees.

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Remy recovers from bilateral hip surgery with Paws in Motion team (FHO/ femoral head and neck excision)

So cute! We love his post-surgery bald butt at the start of the video! Watch as he slowly gets fluffy towards the end!)

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Paws in Motion Core Values and Mission

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Making muscles to manage hip dysplasia! Goldie puppy Fan Shu builds strength and stability.

Dusty's progress with hip dysplasia and degenerative joint disease

Remy recovers from bilateral hip surgery with Paws in Motion team (FHO/ femoral head and neck excision)

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