Rochester Emergency Veterinary Services (REVS) is relocating from University Avenue to a new, larger facility on West Commercial Street in East Rochester to enhance emergency veterinary care. The move, funded in part by a $500,000 grant from the Klingenstein Family Foundation, will allow REVS to expand its services, providing eight exam rooms, two surgical suites, and the capacity to house 40 overnight patients. This change is crucial as the clinic has already treated over 6,300 animals since its opening in February, but has faced challenges in managing patient volume and equipment limitations. The new facility aims to operate 24/7 by the end of the year, increasing the number of veterinarians from three to seven. Dr. Bruce Ingersoll, a co-founder, emphasized the importance of the upgraded space and equipment in meeting community needs. The expansion reflects a commitment to addressing the gap left by the previous emergency veterinary service closure in November 2023.