Dr. Nicholas Spaccarelli

Owner & Veterinarian

Dr. Nicholas Spaccarelli grew up in the Hudson Valley, where he enjoyed hundreds of acres of forest right in his backyard. Animals were a part of his life from day one – he spent time with everything from cats and dogs to chickens, rabbits, chinchillas, and pigeons. Dr. Spaccarelli’s early experiences caring for animals made one thing very clear: a career in the veterinary world was the perfect path for him. Now, he’s proud to care for both pets and their owners as the owner and operator of Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital!

Dr. Spaccarelli attended veterinary school on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean and even taught there for four years. He purchased Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital in January 2016 and has been tending to the needs of the area’s pet owners and animal companions ever since. Around the hospital, Dr. Spaccarelli likes the hands-on nature of surgical work and seeing a pet walk out of the clinic healthier and happier than when they arrived, thanks to his team’s hard work. He’s also passionate about maintaining a family-like atmosphere at the hospital that is constantly supportive, nurturing, and fun.

In his free time, Dr. Spaccarelli loves staying active outdoors – surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, fishing, hiking, and traveling are a few of his favorite activities – and cooking and trying new cuisines. He and his beautiful wife, Megan, are proud to raise their two daughters, Mackenzie and Madison, around many of the same animals he grew up with; the family recently added Sally the tortoise to their ranks!

Dr. Nicholas Spaccarelli

Owner & Veterinarian

Dr. Nicholas Spaccarelli grew up in the Hudson Valley, where he enjoyed hundreds of acres of forest right in his backyard. Animals were a part of his life from day one – he spent time with everything from cats and dogs to chickens, rabbits, chinchillas, and pigeons. Dr. Spaccarelli’s early experiences caring for animals made one thing very clear: a career in the veterinary world was the perfect path for him. Now, he’s proud to care for both pets and their owners as the owner and operator of Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital!

Dr. Spaccarelli attended veterinary school on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean and even taught there for four years. He purchased Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital in January 2016 and has been tending to the needs of the area’s pet owners and animal companions ever since. Around the hospital, Dr. Spaccarelli likes the hands-on nature of surgical work and seeing a pet walk out of the clinic healthier and happier than when they arrived, thanks to his team’s hard work. He’s also passionate about maintaining a family-like atmosphere at the hospital that is constantly supportive, nurturing, and fun.

In his free time, Dr. Spaccarelli loves staying active outdoors – surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, fishing, hiking, and traveling are a few of his favorite activities – and cooking and trying new cuisines. He and his beautiful wife, Megan, are proud to raise their two daughters, Mackenzie and Madison, around many of the same animals he grew up with; the family recently added Sally the tortoise to their ranks!

Dr. Lyndsey Duda

Associate Veterinarian

Growing up on a hobby farm, Dr. Lyndsey Duda has always found herself surrounded by animals, from horses and cows, to chickens and goats, to countless dogs and cats. After shadowing her equine veterinarian for a summer, she shifted her focus to veterinary medicine. As one of Stone Cottage’s Associate Veterinarians, Dr. Lyndsey takes pride in helping sick animals become well again – particularly those who haven’t been given much chance.

Dr. Lyndsey received her undergraduate degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a heavy science and research-based school. She then attended Ross University and completed her clinical year at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated in 2014 and worked in St. Lawrence County, NY, before returning to Orange County.

In practice, Dr. Lyndsey has a special interest in dermatology and providing relief to uncomfortable dogs and cats. She also enjoys preventative medicine because it decreases illnesses in the long run and internal medicine cases because, while they may be difficult to diagnose and manage, she always learns from them.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Lyndsey lives with her fiancé. Together, they have three dogs, a horse, and a cat. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, horseback riding, and spending time with her fur babies.

Dr. Lyndsey Duda

Associate Veterinarian

Growing up on a hobby farm, Dr. Lyndsey Duda has always found herself surrounded by animals, from horses and cows, to chickens and goats, to countless dogs and cats. After shadowing her equine veterinarian for a summer, she shifted her focus to veterinary medicine. As one of Stone Cottage’s Associate Veterinarians, Dr. Lyndsey takes pride in helping sick animals become well again – particularly those who haven’t been given much chance.

Dr. Lyndsey received her undergraduate degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a heavy science and research-based school. She then attended Ross University and completed her clinical year at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated in 2014 and worked in St. Lawrence County, NY, before returning to Orange County.

In practice, Dr. Lyndsey has a special interest in dermatology and providing relief to uncomfortable dogs and cats. She also enjoys preventative medicine because it decreases illnesses in the long run and internal medicine cases because, while they may be difficult to diagnose and manage, she always learns from them.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Lyndsey lives with her fiancé. Together, they have three dogs, a horse, and a cat. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, horseback riding, and spending time with her fur babies.

Dr. Alexis Fitch

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Fitch received her undergraduate degree in veterinary technology from Mercy College, as well as an undergraduate degree in history from SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Fitch received her DVM degree at Ross University and was a part of the Phi Zeta Honors Society.

When she’s not working, Dr. Fitch enjoys reading and spending time with family, friends, and her fiancé Johnny. She also spends her time cuddling with her recently adopted 1-year-old pit mix, Mason. Dr. Fitch met Mason during her externship in vet school after he was pulled from a hoarding situation in the Carolinas. She couldn’t help falling in love with him (neither could we when we met him) and describes him as a lemon pup, making him all the more lovable. She has a special interest in internal medicine and behavioral medicine.

Dr. Alexis Fitch

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Fitch received her undergraduate degree in veterinary technology from Mercy College, as well as an undergraduate degree in history from SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Fitch received her DVM degree at Ross University and was a part of the Phi Zeta Honors Society.

When she’s not working, Dr. Fitch enjoys reading and spending time with family, friends, and her fiancé Johnny. She also spends her time cuddling with her recently adopted 1-year-old pit mix, Mason. Dr. Fitch met Mason during her externship in vet school after he was pulled from a hoarding situation in the Carolinas. She couldn’t help falling in love with him (neither could we when we met him) and describes him as a lemon pup, making him all the more lovable. She has a special interest in internal medicine and behavioral medicine.

Chessie

Practice Manager

Chessie was once asked what kind of work environment would make her the happiest. Without even thinking about it, she answered that she would feel the best working with and around animals all day—that passion simply never quit. When the opportunity arose for Chessie to join the veterinary medicine world, she knew it was too good to pass up!

A Newburgh native, Chessie worked in other career fields before a friend, who also worked here at the clinic at the time, told her about an open position. She didn’t waste any time applying. The rest is history – Chessie joined the hospital team in October 2019 and was quickly promoted to the clinic’s Lead Receptionist. Now, she is the Practice Manager. Her favorite part of the job is interacting with the area’s pet owners and getting to know every one of them. She’s also fond of learning new things on an almost daily basis and being able to impart that knowledge to others. Of course, Chessie also likes to dote on visiting puppies and kittens whenever she can!

Away from work, Chessie enjoys hiking, staying active in community events, and spending quality time with her family and pets at home. She and her husband, Jordan, have two pets: Kimber Rose, a dog who loves to spend hours outdoors, and a kitten named Duck who plays fetch better than any dog Chessie has ever met.

Chessie

Practice Manager

Chessie was once asked what kind of work environment would make her the happiest. Without even thinking about it, she answered that she would feel the best working with and around animals all day—that passion simply never quit. When the opportunity arose for Chessie to join the veterinary medicine world, she knew it was too good to pass up!

A Newburgh native, Chessie worked in other career fields before a friend, who also worked here at the clinic at the time, told her about an open position. She didn’t waste any time applying. The rest is history – Chessie joined the hospital team in October 2019 and was quickly promoted to the clinic’s Lead Receptionist. Now, she is the Practice Manager. Her favorite part of the job is interacting with the area’s pet owners and getting to know every one of them. She’s also fond of learning new things on an almost daily basis and being able to impart that knowledge to others. Of course, Chessie also likes to dote on visiting puppies and kittens whenever she can!

Away from work, Chessie enjoys hiking, staying active in community events, and spending quality time with her family and pets at home. She and her husband, Jordan, have two pets: Kimber Rose, a dog who loves to spend hours outdoors, and a kitten named Duck who plays fetch better than any dog Chessie has ever met.

Emily

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Emily grew up in Dutchess County with her parents, sister, and plenty of family pets. When she started living in New York City, she worked as a pet sitter. Emily loved working with animals so much that she decided to look into career paths in the veterinary world! Her passion has come full circle: she’s a Veterinary Technician at Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital.

After her time in New York City, Emily moved back to the Hudson Valley. She signed on at the State University of New York-Ulster to study veterinary technology. She first joined the Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital team as an intern while finishing up her degree and was delighted to stay on staff as a Veterinary Technician after her coursework was over.

Around the hospital, Emily is fond of surgical work and finds that no two procedures are quite the same. For her, nothing is more rewarding than watching a patient’s road to full recovery! Emily’s favorite part of her job is getting to meet pet owners just like herself on a daily basis.

Emily and her partner, Kevin, share their home with their newly adopted dog, Chyna. When she isn’t going on long hikes with Chyna or spending time with others’ furry family members here at the hospital, Emily loves reading, baking, and gardening.

Emily

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Emily grew up in Dutchess County with her parents, sister, and plenty of family pets. When she started living in New York City, she worked as a pet sitter. Emily loved working with animals so much that she decided to look into career paths in the veterinary world! Her passion has come full circle: she’s a Veterinary Technician at Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital.

After her time in New York City, Emily moved back to the Hudson Valley. She signed on at the State University of New York-Ulster to study veterinary technology. She first joined the Stone Cottage Veterinary Hospital team as an intern while finishing up her degree and was delighted to stay on staff as a Veterinary Technician after her coursework was over.

Around the hospital, Emily is fond of surgical work and finds that no two procedures are quite the same. For her, nothing is more rewarding than watching a patient’s road to full recovery! Emily’s favorite part of her job is getting to meet pet owners just like herself on a daily basis.

Emily and her partner, Kevin, share their home with their newly adopted dog, Chyna. When she isn’t going on long hikes with Chyna or spending time with others’ furry family members here at the hospital, Emily loves reading, baking, and gardening.

Lauren

Licensed Veterinary Technician

When Lauren was growing up, her love for animals was so evident that she lost count of how often she was told to become a vet. While the idea made sense, deep down, she was worried that she wouldn’t be able to handle caring for animals who were in pain. After a brief stint photographing pets, Lauren finally put her fear aside. Now, as a Veterinary Technician, she finds being a voice for the voiceless and relieving the pain and suffering of animals even more rewarding than she ever could have imagined!

While attending school to become a Licensed Veterinary Technician, Lauren worked as a Veterinary Assistant at several small animal clinics on Long Island. Upon graduating and successfully passing her state board exam, Lauren relocated to Ulster County and officially joined the Stone Cottage team.

Clinically, Lauren finds the entire surgery process fascinating, from getting patients settled in to ensuring they remain calm and comfortable throughout their procedure to watching them go home to their owners. She particularly enjoys foreign body surgeries and is consistently amazed at what she discovers!

Lauren currently resides in New Paltz with her boyfriend, Andrew. Their fur family consists of a Yorkie named Zoey and two long-haired black cats – Binx and Onyx – the couple’s pride and joy. In her free time, she enjoys photography, hiking, hammocking, yoga, and running.

Lauren

Licensed Veterinary Technician

When Lauren was growing up, her love for animals was so evident that she lost count of how often she was told to become a vet. While the idea made sense, deep down, she was worried that she wouldn’t be able to handle caring for animals who were in pain. After a brief stint photographing pets, Lauren finally put her fear aside. Now, as a Veterinary Technician, she finds being a voice for the voiceless and relieving the pain and suffering of animals even more rewarding than she ever could have imagined!

While attending school to become a Licensed Veterinary Technician, Lauren worked as a Veterinary Assistant at several small animal clinics on Long Island. Upon graduating and successfully passing her state board exam, Lauren relocated to Ulster County and officially joined the Stone Cottage team.

Clinically, Lauren finds the entire surgery process fascinating, from getting patients settled in to ensuring they remain calm and comfortable throughout their procedure to watching them go home to their owners. She particularly enjoys foreign body surgeries and is consistently amazed at what she discovers!

Lauren currently resides in New Paltz with her boyfriend, Andrew. Their fur family consists of a Yorkie named Zoey and two long-haired black cats – Binx and Onyx – the couple’s pride and joy. In her free time, she enjoys photography, hiking, hammocking, yoga, and running.

Dana

Veterinary Assistant

Dana has always had an indescribable connection with animals. Add to this her interest in medicine, and it’s obvious why she chose to pursue a career in the veterinary field. As part of the Stone Cottage team, she finds tremendous fulfillment in helping animals recover from illness or injury and go on to enjoy happy, healthy, and amazing lives!

Dana’s journey began as a kennel attendant. One pet resort where she worked happened to be part of an animal hospital. Being around that environment inspired Dana to pursue the medical side of pet care. While she loves her current role as a Veterinary Assistant, Dana is seriously considering attending college to become a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Professionally, Dana particularly enjoys diagnostic appointments, and she loves the fact that she’s learning every day.

Outside of work, Dana lives with her significant other. Together, they have a dog named Reaper and two rescue kittens named Gemini and Aries. Her personal interests include art, skateboarding, and practicing makeup – something she’s been dabbling in for nearly a decade.

Dana

Veterinary Assistant

Dana has always had an indescribable connection with animals. Add to this her interest in medicine, and it’s obvious why she chose to pursue a career in the veterinary field. As part of the Stone Cottage team, she finds tremendous fulfillment in helping animals recover from illness or injury and go on to enjoy happy, healthy, and amazing lives!

Dana’s journey began as a kennel attendant. One pet resort where she worked happened to be part of an animal hospital. Being around that environment inspired Dana to pursue the medical side of pet care. While she loves her current role as a Veterinary Assistant, Dana is seriously considering attending college to become a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Professionally, Dana particularly enjoys diagnostic appointments, and she loves the fact that she’s learning every day.

Outside of work, Dana lives with her significant other. Together, they have a dog named Reaper and two rescue kittens named Gemini and Aries. Her personal interests include art, skateboarding, and practicing makeup – something she’s been dabbling in for nearly a decade.

Danielle

CSR/Inventory Manager

Danielle always knew she’d one day work with animals. Her childhood cat confirmed this for her. Diagnosed with a tumor on the stem of her brain, Danielle cared for her, keeping the drain area clean and administering medication to help keep her comfortable. The experience inspired Danielle to help as many animals as she could.

Danielle’s journey began at a young age while spending her summers at horse camp. From there, she began working at a boarding kennel before moving into veterinary assisting. As she gained experience, she eventually worked her way up to the role of Surgical Assistant before being sidelined by a knee injury. Determined not to be deterred from her life’s goal of working with animals, Danielle joined the Stone Cottage team in July of 2021 as one of our amazing receptionists.

At home, Danielle is a pet mom to three fur babies: a senior rescue Chihuahua named Sookie and two black rescue cats named Shredder and Winifred Empanada. When she’s not working or loving on her pets, Danielle enjoys crocheting, reading, spending time with friends, and practicing self-care.

Danielle

CSR/Inventory Manager

Danielle always knew she’d one day work with animals. Her childhood cat confirmed this for her. Diagnosed with a tumor on the stem of her brain, Danielle cared for her, keeping the drain area clean and administering medication to help keep her comfortable. The experience inspired Danielle to help as many animals as she could.

Danielle’s journey began at a young age while spending her summers at horse camp. From there, she began working at a boarding kennel before moving into veterinary assisting. As she gained experience, she eventually worked her way up to the role of Surgical Assistant before being sidelined by a knee injury. Determined not to be deterred from her life’s goal of working with animals, Danielle joined the Stone Cottage team in July of 2021 as one of our amazing receptionists.

At home, Danielle is a pet mom to three fur babies: a senior rescue Chihuahua named Sookie and two black rescue cats named Shredder and Winifred Empanada. When she’s not working or loving on her pets, Danielle enjoys crocheting, reading, spending time with friends, and practicing self-care.

Harley

CSR/Veterinary Assistant

When Harley was growing up, she witnessed the unbreakable bond shared between her father and his service dog, Enzo. Not only did this special connection instill a desire to one day have a fur baby of her own, but it served as the very inspiration behind Harley’s entire career path.

Harley’s journey began as a child when she would pet-sit for friends and family members. She was hired to work at a local pet store when she was officially old enough. Intending to further her knowledge, Harley moved on to the veterinary industry. As a Receptionist here at Stone Cottage, she is thrilled to be in a job where she is constantly learning and growing.

From a professional standpoint, Harley appreciates working in a fast-paced environment where she routinely has to multitask while remaining laser-focused. While this may be harder on some days than on others, she’s always up for the challenge! Harley’s plans include furthering her education in the veterinary field.

At home, Harley is a pet mom to a miniature Australian Shepherd named Daisy (a.k.a. “Crazy Daisy”), whose signature trick is taking off people’s socks on command. She also has two lovely cats, Phoebe and Essie, who rule the roost.

Harley

CSR/Veterinary Assistant

When Harley was growing up, she witnessed the unbreakable bond shared between her father and his service dog, Enzo. Not only did this special connection instill a desire to one day have a fur baby of her own, but it served as the very inspiration behind Harley’s entire career path.

Harley’s journey began as a child when she would pet-sit for friends and family members. She was hired to work at a local pet store when she was officially old enough. Intending to further her knowledge, Harley moved on to the veterinary industry. As a Receptionist here at Stone Cottage, she is thrilled to be in a job where she is constantly learning and growing.

From a professional standpoint, Harley appreciates working in a fast-paced environment where she routinely has to multitask while remaining laser-focused. While this may be harder on some days than on others, she’s always up for the challenge! Harley’s plans include furthering her education in the veterinary field.

At home, Harley is a pet mom to a miniature Australian Shepherd named Daisy (a.k.a. “Crazy Daisy”), whose signature trick is taking off people’s socks on command. She also has two lovely cats, Phoebe and Essie, who rule the roost.

Morgan

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Morgan’s professional path in veterinary medicine is marked by continuous learning and a deep-seated desire to help animals. With a Bachelor’s degree from Mercy College, she is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Veterinary Clinical Care at Lincoln Memorial University. Her commitment to education is paralleled by her dedication to her role as a Licensed Veterinary Technician.

In her work, Morgan is driven by the many facets of animal medicine—from hanging out with senior pets to sharing joyful moments with puppy kisses. She values the opportunity to collaborate closely with veterinarians and other team members to solve complex medical cases and advocate for the animals she serves. Her professional life is complemented by a vibrant family life, where she enjoys traveling and exploring new cultures with her children, Xylie and Rayna.

Despite the challenges of balancing a nearly full-time job with her studies and family responsibilities, Morgan remains passionate about her future in veterinary medicine. She looks forward to utilizing her advanced skills to further aid animals in need. At home, her family is rounded out by Fred, the lab mix, and three cats, Judah, Paulie Thumbs, and Flea.

Morgan

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Morgan’s professional path in veterinary medicine is marked by continuous learning and a deep-seated desire to help animals. With a Bachelor’s degree from Mercy College, she is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Veterinary Clinical Care at Lincoln Memorial University. Her commitment to education is paralleled by her dedication to her role as a Licensed Veterinary Technician.

In her work, Morgan is driven by the many facets of animal medicine—from hanging out with senior pets to sharing joyful moments with puppy kisses. She values the opportunity to collaborate closely with veterinarians and other team members to solve complex medical cases and advocate for the animals she serves. Her professional life is complemented by a vibrant family life, where she enjoys traveling and exploring new cultures with her children, Xylie and Rayna.

Despite the challenges of balancing a nearly full-time job with her studies and family responsibilities, Morgan remains passionate about her future in veterinary medicine. She looks forward to utilizing her advanced skills to further aid animals in need. At home, her family is rounded out by Fred, the lab mix, and three cats, Judah, Paulie Thumbs, and Flea.

Courtney

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Courtney brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role. Since obtaining her Associate’s degree in Veterinary Science and becoming licensed in 2018, Courtney has dedicated herself to improving the lives of pets and their owners. Her basic and advanced Recovery CPR certifications further attest to her commitment to providing the highest level of care.

What drives Courtney is witnessing the profound bond that develops between pets and their owners. She finds great joy in seeing the trust pets place in their human companions. Her work allows her to experience the cuteness of animals, which always brightens her day. Courtney’s expertise is not only in clinical care but also in enhancing the community’s understanding of animal health through her involvement in local spay/neuter clinics. Courtney’s passion extends into her personal life, where she enjoys outdoor activities like softball, geocaching, and traveling, as well as spending time with her yellow lab Spud and orange tabby cat Yammy. A native of the area, she takes pride in serving the local pet community, making a positive impact through both her professional and volunteer efforts. Her dedication is a testament to her love for animals and her commitment to veterinary medicine.

Courtney

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Courtney brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role. Since obtaining her Associate’s degree in Veterinary Science and becoming licensed in 2018, Courtney has dedicated herself to improving the lives of pets and their owners. Her basic and advanced Recovery CPR certifications further attest to her commitment to providing the highest level of care.

What drives Courtney is witnessing the profound bond that develops between pets and their owners. She finds great joy in seeing the trust pets place in their human companions. Her work allows her to experience the cuteness of animals, which always brightens her day. Courtney’s expertise is not only in clinical care but also in enhancing the community’s understanding of animal health through her involvement in local spay/neuter clinics. Courtney’s passion extends into her personal life, where she enjoys outdoor activities like softball, geocaching, and traveling, as well as spending time with her yellow lab Spud and orange tabby cat Yammy. A native of the area, she takes pride in serving the local pet community, making a positive impact through both her professional and volunteer efforts. Her dedication is a testament to her love for animals and her commitment to veterinary medicine.

Debbie

Veterinary Assistant

Debbie’s journey into veterinary medicine began when she was young. Raised in a home where her mother worked as a vet tech, Debbie grew up surrounded by animals, fostering an intrinsic love for them. After completing her Bachelor’s degree, she returned to her roots by accepting a position at the same hospital where her mother once worked, thus beginning her professional journey in animal care. Debbie is committed to the well-being of every animal she encounters. She plans to further her education and pursue a career as a Licensed Veterinary Technician, driven by her interest in veterinary medicine and her desire to contribute significantly to the field. Her daily interactions with animals not only fulfill a lifelong passion but also make a real difference in their lives. Debbie’s interests outside of work include reading, hiking, and cooking, which she often enjoys with her loved ones. Her cat, Mushroom, is a constant companion in her leisure activities. Having moved from Staten Island, NY to the Hudson Valley after college, she cherishes the opportunity to live and work in such a scenic part of the country, where she can balance her professional aspirations with her personal interests.

Debbie

Veterinary Assistant

Debbie’s journey into veterinary medicine began when she was young. Raised in a home where her mother worked as a vet tech, Debbie grew up surrounded by animals, fostering an intrinsic love for them. After completing her Bachelor’s degree, she returned to her roots by accepting a position at the same hospital where her mother once worked, thus beginning her professional journey in animal care. Debbie is committed to the well-being of every animal she encounters. She plans to further her education and pursue a career as a Licensed Veterinary Technician, driven by her interest in veterinary medicine and her desire to contribute significantly to the field. Her daily interactions with animals not only fulfill a lifelong passion but also make a real difference in their lives. Debbie’s interests outside of work include reading, hiking, and cooking, which she often enjoys with her loved ones. Her cat, Mushroom, is a constant companion in her leisure activities. Having moved from Staten Island, NY to the Hudson Valley after college, she cherishes the opportunity to live and work in such a scenic part of the country, where she can balance her professional aspirations with her personal interests.

Baleigh

CSR

Baleigh has always had a profound connection with animals, stemming from a lifetime of companionship with various pets. This deep-seated love led her to pursue a career where she could make a significant difference in the lives of animals. Certified in Dog/Cat First Aid and CPR, Baleigh blends her nurturing instincts with her professional skills, ensuring that every pet receives the best possible care. At the hospital, Baleigh is known for her enthusiasm and commitment to animal welfare. She thrives in the collaborative atmosphere, where she works alongside a team of equally passionate professionals. Together, they advocate for animals in need, a mission Baleigh feels is incredibly rewarding. Her days are filled with opportunities to aid in the recovery and health of pets, which she finds immensely satisfying.

Outside of her work, Baleigh enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends and going on outdoor adventures, often accompanied by her beloved rescue dogs, a mixed breed named Wesley and a chihuahua named Zoey. She is also actively involved in her community, volunteering to foster kittens for a local cat rescue. Her efforts help ensure these kittens receive the love and care they need before finding their forever homes.

Baleigh

CSR

Baleigh has always had a profound connection with animals, stemming from a lifetime of companionship with various pets. This deep-seated love led her to pursue a career where she could make a significant difference in the lives of animals. Certified in Dog/Cat First Aid and CPR, Baleigh blends her nurturing instincts with her professional skills, ensuring that every pet receives the best possible care. At the hospital, Baleigh is known for her enthusiasm and commitment to animal welfare. She thrives in the collaborative atmosphere, where she works alongside a team of equally passionate professionals. Together, they advocate for animals in need, a mission Baleigh feels is incredibly rewarding. Her days are filled with opportunities to aid in the recovery and health of pets, which she finds immensely satisfying.

Outside of her work, Baleigh enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends and going on outdoor adventures, often accompanied by her beloved rescue dogs, a mixed breed named Wesley and a chihuahua named Zoey. She is also actively involved in her community, volunteering to foster kittens for a local cat rescue. Her efforts help ensure these kittens receive the love and care they need before finding their forever homes.