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Army Capt. Renee Anderson (left), station and Yuma Proving Ground veterinarian, gives Mija, a 12-year-old American Eskimo dog, a brief check-up before giving her the Parvo/Temper vaccination at the station vaccination clinic April 21. The clinic saw 39 animals, gave 65 vaccinations, sold 20 dog licenses and handed out dozens of ID tags. - Army Capt. Renee Anderson (left), station and Yuma Proving Ground veterinarian, gives Mija, a 12-year-old American Eskimo dog, a brief check-up before giving her the Parvo/Temper vaccination at the station vaccination clinic April 21. The clinic saw 39 animals, gave 65 vaccinations, sold 20 dog licenses and handed out dozens of ID tags.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Andy Wilson (left), clinic pharmacy technician, Seaman Cody Weruen (center), clinic military medicine, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Benjamin Reyes, station corpsman, compete for hula dancing champion bragging rights. Reyes danced away as the champion saying the competition made him feel more like a man. The event also featured hula-hoop and ugliest Hawaiian T-shirt contests, new staff recognition and a presentation for a future sailor. - Petty Officer 2nd Class Andy Wilson (left), clinic pharmacy technician, Seaman Cody Weruen (center), clinic military medicine, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Benjamin Reyes, station corpsman, compete for hula dancing champion bragging rights. Reyes danced away as the champion saying the competition made him feel more like a man. The event also featured hula-hoop and ugliest Hawaiian T-shirt contests, new staff recognition and a presentation for a future sailor.