Dr Amy Lee
Veterinarian & Practice Owner (Bachelor of Veterinary Science (hons) MANZCVS (Small Animal Medicine))
Since graduating from The University of Sydney in 2005, Amy has worked in a variety of small animal practices throughout NSW. She loves caring for animals of almost any species and enjoys helping families make informed choices.
Amy has a passion for canine behaviour and complicated medical cases. She has undertaken several courses to help learn new techniques, including courses in abdominal ultrasound and small animal surgery. Notably, Amy completed her membership examinations with the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Medicine in 2014.
Amy also loves giving back to her profession. Not only does she mentor the vets at WBVC, she also mentors recent graduates and final year students through the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and Sydney University. She is a NSW Division Member of the AVA, and is participating in active discussions to address mental health in veterinary workplaces.
Outside of work, Amy cherishes time with her husband and two small children. She loves being outdoors, especially bush walking with her dog Mabel. She also loves a good snuggle with her feline best friend Buddy.
Dr Amy Lee
Veterinarian & Practice Owner
Since graduating from The University of Sydney in 2005, Amy has worked in a variety of small animal practices throughout NSW. She loves caring for animals of almost any species and enjoys helping families make informed choices.
Amy has a passion for canine behaviour and complicated medical cases. She has undertaken several courses to help learn new techniques, including courses in abdominal ultrasound and small animal surgery. Notably, Amy completed her membership examinations with the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Medicine in 2014.
Amy also loves giving back to her profession. Not only does she mentor the vets at WBVC, she also mentors recent graduates and final year students through the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and Sydney University. She is a NSW Division Member of the AVA, and is participating in active discussions to address mental health in veterinary workplaces.
Outside of work, Amy cherishes time with her husband and two small children. She loves being outdoors, especially bush walking with her dog Mabel. She also loves a good snuggle with her feline best friend Buddy.
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Katrina Bulloch
Practice Owner/Manager (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing, Mental Health First Aid Officer)
Katrina began her journey at WBVC at just 16 years old. After earning her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2012, she expanded her expertise by working at the RSPCA and the Animal Referral Hospital, where she specialized as an Emergency and Critical Care nurse and an Oncology nurse. During this time, she developed advanced skills in critical care, patient advocacy, and complex case management, always ensuring the highest standard of care for both stable and critically ill patients. Her international experience includes working in Northern Ireland and volunteering in Southeast Asia, contributing to elephant and bear welfare programs.
While much of Katrina’s role now focuses on practice management, her passion for patient welfare remains at the heart of everything she does. She continues to support the team on the clinic floor, particularly in critical care cases and the specialized needs of neonatal and geriatric patients. She is deeply committed to the happiness, welfare, and career progression of her team, fostering an environment where learning and professional growth thrive. Beyond her clinical expertise, she is a strong advocate for mental health and wellbeing, ensuring her team feels supported both personally and professionally.
As a devoted pet parent to her rescue German Shepherd, Chevy, and a rescue Indian Ringneck, Katrina values the profound bond between humans and their animal companions. In her free time, she enjoys camping and baking and regularly volunteers with Chevy as a Delta Therapy Dog - but also loves a good sloth day on the lounge binge-watching TV.
Katrina Bulloch
Practice Owner/Manager
Katrina began her journey at WBVC at just 16 years old. After earning her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2012, she expanded her expertise by working at the RSPCA and the Animal Referral Hospital, where she specialized as an Emergency and Critical Care nurse and an Oncology nurse. During this time, she developed advanced skills in critical care, patient advocacy, and complex case management, always ensuring the highest standard of care for both stable and critically ill patients. Her international experience includes working in Northern Ireland and volunteering in Southeast Asia, contributing to elephant and bear welfare programs.
While much of Katrina’s role now focuses on practice management, her passion for patient welfare remains at the heart of everything she does. She continues to support the team on the clinic floor, particularly in critical care cases and the specialized needs of neonatal and geriatric patients. She is deeply committed to the happiness, welfare, and career progression of her team, fostering an environment where learning and professional growth thrive. Beyond her clinical expertise, she is a strong advocate for mental health and wellbeing, ensuring her team feels supported both personally and professionally.
As a devoted pet parent to her rescue German Shepherd, Chevy, and a rescue Indian Ringneck, Katrina values the profound bond between humans and their animal companions. In her free time, she enjoys camping and baking and regularly volunteers with Chevy as a Delta Therapy Dog - but also loves a good sloth day on the lounge binge-watching TV.
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Dr Angela Zhang
Veterinarian (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
Angela joined the WBVC team in 2022 as a freshly graduated veterinarian from The University of Sydney, and has been with us ever since.
Angela loves the variety that comes with working in a small animal general practice and being the first port of call for pet owners. She is enjoying building her skills in all aspects of veterinary medicine, but has particular interests in internal medicine, dermatology, arthritis management and soft tissue surgery.
When not at work, Angela likes to spend time outdoors snorkelling and hiking.
Dr Angela Zhang
Veterinarian
Angela joined the WBVC team in 2022 as a freshly graduated veterinarian from The University of Sydney, and has been with us ever since.
Angela loves the variety that comes with working in a small animal general practice and being the first port of call for pet owners. She is enjoying building her skills in all aspects of veterinary medicine, but has particular interests in internal medicine, dermatology, arthritis management and soft tissue surgery.
When not at work, Angela likes to spend time outdoors snorkelling and hiking.
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Dr Talia Szekely
Veterinarian (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
Talia graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2024, and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
She enjoys all aspects of Veterinary Medicine, which was what led her to pursue a career in general practice, however, she does have a keen interest in dentistry, anaesthesia and all things feline.
In her spare time she loves getting outdoors, cooking, and doting on her two adorable rescue cat-babies, Poppy and Winnie.
Dr Talia Szekely
Veterinarian
Talia graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2024, and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
She enjoys all aspects of Veterinary Medicine, which was what led her to pursue a career in general practice, however, she does have a keen interest in dentistry, anaesthesia and all things feline.
In her spare time she loves getting outdoors, cooking, and doting on her two adorable rescue cat-babies, Poppy and Winnie.
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Chloe Cheong
Veterinarian (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
Chloe graduated from the University of Sydney and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
She enjoys being a trusted first line of support for pet owners and is passionate about continuous learning to provide them with the best care possible. Some of her interests include dermatology, anaesthesia, and behaviour, as well as utilising a fear-free approach to help pets feel more at ease while in the clinic.
In her spare time, she enjoys playing basketball, doing various crafts, and spending time with her cat, Atticus.
Chloe Cheong
Veterinarian
Chloe graduated from the University of Sydney and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
She enjoys being a trusted first line of support for pet owners and is passionate about continuous learning to provide them with the best care possible. Some of her interests include dermatology, anaesthesia, and behaviour, as well as utilising a fear-free approach to help pets feel more at ease while in the clinic.
In her spare time, she enjoys playing basketball, doing various crafts, and spending time with her cat, Atticus.
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Dr Georgina Lee
Veterinarian (Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Mental Health First Aid Officer)
Georgina graduated from The University of Sydney in 2017 and joined the WBVC team in 2021. Prior to this, she worked at a mixed practice in the Illawarra and a small animal practice in the Blue Mountains where she lives.
Her interest in becoming a veterinarian grew from growing up on a beef and sheep farm in New Zealand, and a special little tabby cat called Zoey who stole her heart. At work, Georgina has interests in dentistry and behaviour including working with pet parents to provide the best care possible in a low-stress environment.
In her spare time, Georgina enjoys bushwalking and camping with her husband, baking, cooking, and hot yoga.
Dr Georgina Lee
Veterinarian
Georgina graduated from The University of Sydney in 2017 and joined the WBVC team in 2021. Prior to this, she worked at a mixed practice in the Illawarra and a small animal practice in the Blue Mountains where she lives.
Her interest in becoming a veterinarian grew from growing up on a beef and sheep farm in New Zealand, and a special little tabby cat called Zoey who stole her heart. At work, Georgina has interests in dentistry and behaviour including working with pet parents to provide the best care possible in a low-stress environment.
In her spare time, Georgina enjoys bushwalking and camping with her husband, baking, cooking, and hot yoga.
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Dr Vivian Tran
Veterinarian (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
Vivian graduated from The University of Sydney in 2019 and has been a part of the WBVC team since 2020. She has published research looking into feline health within Australia and has presented her work at multiple conferences including the national Getting to Zero shelter conference. This led her to her first line of work where she tended to many stray and injured pets at Animal Welfare League, a non-profit animal shelter. She has since worked at multiple shelters in an effort to provide back to the community.
Vivian has a particular interest in dermatology and palliative care. In different ways, both areas require patience and compassion and she finds it rewarding to provide a guiding hand to pet parents through tough times, big or small.
Vivian’s favourite part of the day is starting the tunes, working together and laughing together with her team. In her spare time she enjoys travelling, baking cakes and spending time with her grumpy cat Koby.
Dr Vivian Tran
Veterinarian
Vivian graduated from The University of Sydney in 2019 and has been a part of the WBVC team since 2020. She has published research looking into feline health within Australia and has presented her work at multiple conferences including the national Getting to Zero shelter conference. This led her to her first line of work where she tended to many stray and injured pets at Animal Welfare League, a non-profit animal shelter. She has since worked at multiple shelters in an effort to provide back to the community.
Vivian has a particular interest in dermatology and palliative care. In different ways, both areas require patience and compassion and she finds it rewarding to provide a guiding hand to pet parents through tough times, big or small.
Vivian’s favourite part of the day is starting the tunes, working together and laughing together with her team. In her spare time she enjoys travelling, baking cakes and spending time with her grumpy cat Koby.
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Cassandra Lang
Head Nurse (Registered Veterinary Nurse, Cert IV Veterinary Nursing)
After graduating with a Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2017, Cass began her career at Guide Dogs NSW/ACT before expanding her expertise in general practice and later in the high-pressure world of emergency and critical care. Thriving in fast-paced, high-stakes environments, she developed a keen ability to make critical decisions under pressure while maintaining a deep commitment to patient welfare. Joining the WBVC team in 2019 marked a pivotal chapter in her career, allowing her to refine her leadership skills and further her impact on veterinary nursing.
Stepping into the role of Head Nurse in 2022, Cass has embraced her passion for mentorship, dedicating herself to the growth and development of the next generation of veterinary nurses. She is committed to continuously improving patient care through education, ensuring her team remains at the forefront of best practices and advancements in veterinary medicine. By fostering a culture of learning and professional excellence, Cass not only strengthens her team but also enhances the standard of care provided to every patient.
Beyond the clinic, Cass is rarely seen without her beloved Golden Retriever, Humphrey, whose goofy and affectionate nature brings joy to both the team and clients alike.
Cassandra Lang
Head Nurse
After graduating with a Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2017, Cass began her career at Guide Dogs NSW/ACT before expanding her expertise in general practice and later in the high-pressure world of emergency and critical care. Thriving in fast-paced, high-stakes environments, she developed a keen ability to make critical decisions under pressure while maintaining a deep commitment to patient welfare. Joining the WBVC team in 2019 marked a pivotal chapter in her career, allowing her to refine her leadership skills and further her impact on veterinary nursing.
Stepping into the role of Head Nurse in 2022, Cass has embraced her passion for mentorship, dedicating herself to the growth and development of the next generation of veterinary nurses. She is committed to continuously improving patient care through education, ensuring her team remains at the forefront of best practices and advancements in veterinary medicine. By fostering a culture of learning and professional excellence, Cass not only strengthens her team but also enhances the standard of care provided to every patient.
Beyond the clinic, Cass is rarely seen without her beloved Golden Retriever, Humphrey, whose goofy and affectionate nature brings joy to both the team and clients alike.
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Rebecca Foster
Senior Vet Nurse (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing, Cert III Pathology Collection, Cert IV Training and Assessment)
Rebecca has been in the veterinary nursing industry for nearly two decades, and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge whilst working with a multitude of patients at various speciality hospitals. She has nursed across multiple disciplines including Avian & Exotics, Emergency & Critical Care, Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology, and Radiation Oncology. Through this, she particularly enjoyed Internal Medicine for its challenging but rewarding nature, and gained a passion for critical care nursing.
Rebecca joined the WBVC team in 2022 as one of our senior nurses and has enjoyed building relationships and working alongside the local community. She continues to bring best practice to the team and loves to teach and guide the newest veterinary nursing generation.
Rebecca has a tuxedo cat named Boots (with the Fur) and enjoys spending spare time snuggled up with him watching TV shows.
Rebecca Foster
Senior Vet Nurse
Rebecca has been in the veterinary nursing industry for nearly two decades, and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge whilst working with a multitude of patients at various speciality hospitals. She has nursed across multiple disciplines including Avian & Exotics, Emergency & Critical Care, Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology, and Radiation Oncology. Through this, she particularly enjoyed Internal Medicine for its challenging but rewarding nature, and gained a passion for critical care nursing.
Rebecca joined the WBVC team in 2022 as one of our senior nurses and has enjoyed building relationships and working alongside the local community. She continues to bring best practice to the team and loves to teach and guide the newest veterinary nursing generation.
Rebecca has a tuxedo cat named Boots (with the Fur) and enjoys spending spare time snuggled up with him watching TV shows.
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Grace Clarke
Veterinary Nurse (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing)
Grace's journey began in 2022 when she started studying for a Cert II in Animal Studies. During that time, she worked as an animal attendant at Guide Dogs NSW. With a genuine love for animals, Grace continued her studies and pursued Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in late 2022. This led her to join the team at WBVC for work placement and eventually becoming a trainee nurse.
Now that she has completed her studies, Grace is excited to further develop her role as a veterinary nurse. Looking ahead, Grace is eager to continue learning to provide the best care for your furry friends. Grace enjoys all aspects of her job - from theatre nursing to patient care; and has particularly enjoyed assisting in puppy preschool watching puppies and families alike grow and learn.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys camping, off road adventures, and seeing new places. Her home is shared with a mischievous beagle named Molly and an active Jack Russel named Buddy.
Grace Clarke
Veterinary Nurse
Grace's journey began in 2022 when she started studying for a Cert II in Animal Studies. During that time, she worked as an animal attendant at Guide Dogs NSW. With a genuine love for animals, Grace continued her studies and pursued Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in late 2022. This led her to join the team at WBVC for work placement and eventually becoming a trainee nurse.
Now that she has completed her studies, Grace is excited to further develop her role as a veterinary nurse. Looking ahead, Grace is eager to continue learning to provide the best care for your furry friends. Grace enjoys all aspects of her job - from theatre nursing to patient care; and has particularly enjoyed assisting in puppy preschool watching puppies and families alike grow and learn.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys camping, off road adventures, and seeing new places. Her home is shared with a mischievous beagle named Molly and an active Jack Russel named Buddy.
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Skye Carpenter
Veterinary Nurse (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing)
Skye’s journey began in 2022 when she completed her cert II in Animal Studies at Taronga’s Training Institute. From here she knew that the animal industry was exactly where she wanted to be. Skye then continued her education and completed her Cert III in Animal Studies in 2023 and went on to pursue her Cert IV in Veterinary nursing, completing her course in 2024. This led her to joining the team at WBVC for work placement and eventually becoming a trainee nurse.
Skye is eager to continuously learn and grow in her role as a veterinary nurse to provide the best care she possibly can. Skye enjoys all aspects of her job with particular interests in exotics and emergency and critical care.
Outside the clinic, she spends her spare time at the gym, singing, being out in nature and discovering new places. Skye is kept busy with her Australian Shepherd Remy as well as her rabbit Arlo.
Skye Carpenter
Veterinary Nurse
Skye’s journey began in 2022 when she completed her cert II in Animal Studies at Taronga’s Training Institute. From here she knew that the animal industry was exactly where she wanted to be. Skye then continued her education and completed her Cert III in Animal Studies in 2023 and went on to pursue her Cert IV in Veterinary nursing, completing her course in 2024. This led her to joining the team at WBVC for work placement and eventually becoming a trainee nurse.
Skye is eager to continuously learn and grow in her role as a veterinary nurse to provide the best care she possibly can. Skye enjoys all aspects of her job with particular interests in exotics and emergency and critical care.
Outside the clinic, she spends her spare time at the gym, singing, being out in nature and discovering new places. Skye is kept busy with her Australian Shepherd Remy as well as her rabbit Arlo.
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Nicole Pinkihan
Veterinary Nurse (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing)
After exploring various career paths, Nicole ultimately followed her passion for animals, embarking on a career as a veterinary nurse.
She completed her Certificate II in Animal Studies with Taronga’s Training Institute in 2021 and went on to earn her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2023.
Nicole finds immense fulfillment in her role, educating pet owners to help them navigate their pets’ health with clarity and confidence in what is often confusing and challenging times - while also enjoying the occasional cuddle with kittens!
Nicole Pinkihan
Veterinary Nurse
After exploring various career paths, Nicole ultimately followed her passion for animals, embarking on a career as a veterinary nurse.
She completed her Certificate II in Animal Studies with Taronga’s Training Institute in 2021 and went on to earn her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2023.
Nicole finds immense fulfillment in her role, educating pet owners to help them navigate their pets’ health with clarity and confidence in what is often confusing and challenging times - while also enjoying the occasional cuddle with kittens!
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Jacqui Johnson
Veterinary Nurse (Cert IV Veterinary Nursing)
Chasing her commitment to the wellbeing of animals, Jacqui graduated with a Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2019. She engages in pet sitting, ensuring the happiness and health of her furry companions and showcasing her love for animals in all forms. Alongside her nursing endeavours, Jacqui is also dedicated to her pursuit of becoming a high school teacher, and is currently studying to achieve this goal. Jacqui envisions a future where she can seamlessly blend both careers, driven by an unwavering love for veterinary nursing and a profound desire to inspire and educate young minds.
Despite her passion for teaching, Jacqui's love for nursing remains unwavering. In her leisure time, she enjoys rock climbing, attends car meets, and indulges in hiking.
Jacqui Johnson
Veterinary Nurse
Chasing her commitment to the wellbeing of animals, Jacqui graduated with a Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2019. She engages in pet sitting, ensuring the happiness and health of her furry companions and showcasing her love for animals in all forms. Alongside her nursing endeavours, Jacqui is also dedicated to her pursuit of becoming a high school teacher, and is currently studying to achieve this goal. Jacqui envisions a future where she can seamlessly blend both careers, driven by an unwavering love for veterinary nursing and a profound desire to inspire and educate young minds.
Despite her passion for teaching, Jacqui's love for nursing remains unwavering. In her leisure time, she enjoys rock climbing, attends car meets, and indulges in hiking.
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Sophie Battishall
Trainee Veterinary Nurse
Sophie began her journey in 2022 and is currently in her third year of studying Animal Veterinary Bioscience at the University of Sydney, working towards her dream of becoming a veterinarian, and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
With previous animal attendant and farming experience, Sophie has a strong interest in mixed farming veterinary practice, emergency care, orthopaedics, and is passionate about providing high-quality care to all animals big and small.
At home, Sophie is kept on her toes by her two energetic border collies, Millie and Archie, along with a playful cockatiel and an Alexandrine who loves to keep her busy. Outside of work she is usually studying, at the beach, or out on a run.
Sophie Battishall
Trainee Veterinary Nurse
Sophie began her journey in 2022 and is currently in her third year of studying Animal Veterinary Bioscience at the University of Sydney, working towards her dream of becoming a veterinarian, and joined the WBVC team in 2025.
With previous animal attendant and farming experience, Sophie has a strong interest in mixed farming veterinary practice, emergency care, orthopaedics, and is passionate about providing high-quality care to all animals big and small.
At home, Sophie is kept on her toes by her two energetic border collies, Millie and Archie, along with a playful cockatiel and an Alexandrine who loves to keep her busy. Outside of work she is usually studying, at the beach, or out on a run.
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Marisa Zinghini
Customer Service
Marisa started her working career in dental nursing and stayed in the field for 10 years before moving to group fitness instructing where she stayed for 8 years. She spent those years honing and refining her instructor skills and eventually won the 2023 National Aqua Aerobics instructor of the year award.
After losing her beloved dog Bronte, she knew she wanted to spend her days cuddling and caring for animals, so she made the jump to work in the veterinary field.
The highlight of her day is getting to meet all our cute patients and give them all the smooches before their appointments.
When not at the clinic, you can find Marisa, watching her children compete in sports, playing board games with her husband, refining her art skills or relaxing around a BBQ with the family.
Marisa Zinghini
Customer Service
Marisa started her working career in dental nursing and stayed in the field for 10 years before moving to group fitness instructing where she stayed for 8 years. She spent those years honing and refining her instructor skills and eventually won the 2023 National Aqua Aerobics instructor of the year award.
After losing her beloved dog Bronte, she knew she wanted to spend her days cuddling and caring for animals, so she made the jump to work in the veterinary field.
The highlight of her day is getting to meet all our cute patients and give them all the smooches before their appointments.
When not at the clinic, you can find Marisa, watching her children compete in sports, playing board games with her husband, refining her art skills or relaxing around a BBQ with the family.
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Peach
Kennel Hand (Life on the street)
Peach arrived at West Blacktown Veterinary Clinic in October of 2018, after being found with her four kittens on a property. She was the perfect mumma cat and charmed her way into our hearts immediately. We all knew she was here to stay.
After taking a few months to get comfortable and settle into her new home, Peach got to work in her new role as Clinic Cat and Kennel Hand. She loves to chat, keep an eye on all of us, and always reminds us when her food bowl is empty. Or nearly empty. Or actually quite full... but it could be fuller.
During the day, she can be found lounging in the sun, playing with her sparkly star toy, patrolling the clinic, or rounding up dogs in the waiting room. When at work, she occasionally helps with computer tasks like keeping the keyboard warm and deleting half-written emails, checks in on her hospital patients, and makes sure the staff fulfil their daily quotas of cheek scratches.
Peach
Kennel Hand
Peach arrived at West Blacktown Veterinary Clinic in October of 2018, after being found with her four kittens on a property. She was the perfect mumma cat and charmed her way into our hearts immediately. We all knew she was here to stay.
After taking a few months to get comfortable and settle into her new home, Peach got to work in her new role as Clinic Cat and Kennel Hand. She loves to chat, keep an eye on all of us, and always reminds us when her food bowl is empty. Or nearly empty. Or actually quite full... but it could be fuller.
During the day, she can be found lounging in the sun, playing with her sparkly star toy, patrolling the clinic, or rounding up dogs in the waiting room. When at work, she occasionally helps with computer tasks like keeping the keyboard warm and deleting half-written emails, checks in on her hospital patients, and makes sure the staff fulfil their daily quotas of cheek scratches.
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Chevy
Client Relations (Puppy Preschool)
Chevy came in to Practice Manager Katrina's life when she was just 8 weeks old. She had been hit by a car and was brought in as an emergency with a severe spinal fracture. Poor Chevy could not use her hind legs. Katrina took her home for "one night" to care for her, and her fate was sealed - she was in love. Katrina spent months caring for Chevy and bringing her back to full health. They have been best friends ever since.
Chevy joins Katrina at the clinic often, so you might see her greeting clients and patients, pottering around in the back yard or hanging out with Peach (Chevy loves her feline friends!).
Chevy's favourite places are the dog park and the river. She has so many friends that she goes on adventures with, but her best friend of all is her older sister, Ellie. They love their play dates and sleep-overs! Chevy is also partial to duck treats and carrot...and any other treats you might have!
Chevy
Client Relations
Chevy came in to Practice Manager Katrina's life when she was just 8 weeks old. She had been hit by a car and was brought in as an emergency with a severe spinal fracture. Poor Chevy could not use her hind legs. Katrina took her home for "one night" to care for her, and her fate was sealed - she was in love. Katrina spent months caring for Chevy and bringing her back to full health. They have been best friends ever since.
Chevy joins Katrina at the clinic often, so you might see her greeting clients and patients, pottering around in the back yard or hanging out with Peach (Chevy loves her feline friends!).
Chevy's favourite places are the dog park and the river. She has so many friends that she goes on adventures with, but her best friend of all is her older sister, Ellie. They love their play dates and sleep-overs! Chevy is also partial to duck treats and carrot...and any other treats you might have!
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