My affinity for animals began at a young age. With parents that nurtured my ever-growing relationship with animals, I was encouraged to feed ducks at the park and pet horses we’d pass near my grandparent’s house. If I found a lost pet near our home, I made every effort to reunite the pet with their family.

My high school summers were dedicated to volunteering at the Pittsburgh Zoo, and working for our pets’ veterinarian. The doctor’s ability to simultaneously treat animals while also comforting their owners convinced me that veterinary medicine was the career path for me.

I received my Bachelors of Science from Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, OH and then completed my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at The Ohio State University. I began practicing in the Columbus area in 2009 and then decided to open Liberty Pet Hospital in Powell in 2015.

When I visit my dentist or family physician, I value their caring bedside manner and honest interest in my life. Asking how my husband is doing, or queries regarding our latest travels show that they care about me as an individual and that I’m not just another patient on their schedule.

I like to create that same type of relationship with my clients and their pets. Specifically, I want to foster a mutual trust so that each conversation at Liberty Pet Hospital is specific to each family and each furry friend. I want every discussion I have with you about pet care to be grounded in honesty, and for us to reach every decision regarding treatment together.

Thank you for taking the time to visit our hospital website. I look forward to getting to know you and your beloved pets!

I grew up with animals and could not imagine my life without them. My uncle is a veterinary surgeon in New York and he has always been my role model. I’d like to follow in his footsteps and care for animals. Next fall, I plan to start college to become a registered vet technician. I currently own 3 animals, a small terrier mix, Curly Q, a maine coon mix, Simba, and a guinea pig, Candy Corn.

I grew up in central Ohio and have lived in Columbus for the last six years. I hold a degree in chemistry from the Ohio State University, but my passion has always been working with animals and I hope to someday attend veterinary school. I have two wonderful cats, Rudy and Firefly, and a horse named Mighty Mouse. I look forward to getting to know your pets!

I grew up in central Ohio and have settled in Westerville. I spent one year in New York for college before returning to Ohio and attending Bradford School for my veterinary technician degree. I graduated in 2013 and started working in small animal practices as a registered veterinary technician. I now live in Columbus with my fiancé and two dogs, Titan and Tawnie. Both dogs are completely spoiled but perfect!

I have had animals at home for as long as I can remember, and have had a passion for working with them for just as long. I have a Ragdoll named Reinhardt that is spoiled rotten at home. For my Bachelor’s Degree, I went to Ohio State and majored in Animal Science. While there, I discovered I wanted to be able to care for animals as well. I got my Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology at Columbus State and just recently became a licensed vet tech! I can’t wait to share my love for animals with your special pets!

I grew up in Traverse City, Michigan. I moved to Columbus in 2011 to attend Ohio State University. I graduated in 2014 with my Bachelor of Science Degree and now finishing my Veterinary Technician Degree. At home, I have a 9-year-old Cavalier named Bebhinn, my cat Tallulah, and a chameleon named Petey. My interests are surgery and emergency medicine.

From growing up with my family’s Golden Retriever, Saige, to adopting my own dog, Kana, my passion and draw to animals has always been present and led me to a path in veterinary medicine. I grew up in a suburb of Cleveland but went to the University of Dayton to study Biology and Entrepreneurship for my undergrad. Upon graduation, I was privileged to be admitted into The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine where I will earn my DVM in May 2020. After graduation, I plan on working in a small animal clinic with the hopes of becoming a practice owner!