Ft. Myers Subaru dealer lending a veterinary vehicle

Ft. Myers Subaru dealer lending a veterinary vehicle

SCI: Gainesville. It might sound silly now, but it may become a realityon Animal Planet. Your Ft. Myers Subaru dealer is absolutely titillated by its brand newest attempt at grabbing the public eye. Yes, I'm talking about a crime scene unit the likes of which you've never seen, all on the Subaru platform and sponsored by the brand. The new animal crime scene investigation unit will be leveraged by the ASPCA in Gainesville, Florida, for investigating any sort of animal death, whatever the causes. This CSI unit, one of the first of its kind, was created from a Subaru Outback with the help of the company itself. Your Ft. Myers Subaru dealership is excited about its brand's commitment to bettering life on this planet.

"We created the Subaru Outback CSI vehicle to transport the ASPCA's Veterinary Forensics team to hard-to-access crime scenes," said Todd Lawrence, promotions and sponsorship manager, Subaru of America. "As the Outback is known for aggressively handling rugged terrain very easily, it was the ideal Subaru for the job."

Your Ft. Myers Subaru dealer was excited to find out that the company created a special Outback for the unit, one that includes an amber light bar, an evidence refrigerator, a computer station and an exam table and, to make the car even more animal friendly, the car is free of any animal products, i.e. no leather seats. The decision to create the car came as a huge surprise to your Ft. Myers Subaru dealership, who had no idea any such vehicle was in the works. Still, this publicity stunt does the job it is meant to do while helping out a truly dedicated organization that only wants to help animals. What a novel idea!

"We needed a vehicle that allows us to reach some of the crime scenes where our larger unit cannot," said Dr. Melinda Merck, senior director for Veterinary Forensics at the ASPCA. "We needed something that could carry people, supplies and evidence, and the custom Outback exceeded those goals."

Prior to the Outback, the ASPCA was using an older unit that was more oriented towards investigating the animals themselves. This newer unit helps investigate the actual crime scenes, a fact that your Ft. Myers Subaru dealer says will greatly aid local agencies across the entire state of Florida. Gainesville is home to the organization's other crime scene unit and veterinary forensics program.

Your Ft. Myers Subaru dealership is happy to see its company making big strides in differentiating its brand from other brands on the market through efforts like this one. In fact, I feel like I've been reporting on Subaru a lot lately; the brand truly is dedicated to making the world a better place through humanitarian efforts and helping a wide array of charitable and nonprofit organizations. If only we could instill that same sense of corporate responsibility in some other companies across the country, the business world would be a much better place. Maybe something that we could think about working towards in the near future.

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