PharmaCom BioVet Inc. (PHMB)

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No doubt that part is correct, however, the question is can this be a profitable enterprise? The ONE vet who has been doing this procedure has done 6 in 18 months PB's plan, which they no longer put out called for 10 a week to meet their income projections.

Sullivan has since done transplants for five other dogs, some taken to Bellingham from as far away as Dallas and New York City. The Bellingham vet, who charges between $25,000 to $35,000 for the procedure, has been able to pioneer the transplant here by working with Storb and using WSU's radiation equipment.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/362713_dogtransplant12.html?source=rss

This is an area for non profits that can apply for grants, not for for-profits who can't even apply for most (98%+) grants