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The VCA City Cats Team
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Dr. Kathleen Leavey received her DVM from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, and then did an internship at VCA South Shore in small animal medicine and surgery. Her interests include preventative medicine, geriatrics, and internal medicine. Dr Leavey and her family share their home w/ a cat-sized dog named Fiona and 2 fun-loving cats, Roxy and Beemer. |
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Dr. Sara Doggett received her DVM from Washington State University after majoring in Animal Science. Her special interests include feline medicine, surgery and dentistry. She has two cats named Enzo (who is a great hider!) and Mercy, and enjoys playing the oboe, traveling and spending time with her husband. |
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Libby Joseph (Technician Supervisor; 2004) graduated with a BS in Animal Science-Pre-Vet from the University of New Hampshire. She also is certified in Animal Nutrition. Libby began working with City Cats mid-November 2004. Her big orange tiger cat, Gus, likes to play fetch and drink out of the toilet, just like a dog! |
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Cyndy Kelly (Veterinary Technician; 2005) began working as a Vet Tech in 2002 at the Pat Brody Animal Shelter. Cyndy is certified in Animal Nutrition, and has two cats, Prince and Evelyn. Cyndy adopted Evelyn from City Cats. |
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Elisabeth Newbold (Client Services; 2007) has worked with a wide variety of animals and is currently pursuing a degree in Veterinary Technology. She has a full house, with three dogs and a cat at home. |
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Michelle Tomasek (Client Services; 2007) joined City Cats after receiving her degree in Education from Suffolk University. Growing up on an animal rescue farm in Illinois, Michelle was eager to follow a career working with animals. Michelle has a Jack Russell Terrier/Beagle mix named Bailey. |
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Valerie Waters (Practice Manager; 2005) has a BA in Biology from Ithaca College. She's been a tech since 2000 and enjoys hand-raising kittens. She has 2 poorly-behaved kitties, one of which she adopted from City Cats. |
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When I came to City Cats for the first time, in August of 2003, I felt hopeless. My cat Brittany had been diagnosed with kidney disease in January of that year and the vet that I had been taking her to at that time gave me little hope. A friend had recommended City Cats ... it turned out to be the best thing I did for Brittany.... By changing her food to all kidney diet food, giving her vitamins and fluid treatments and bringing her in for frequent check-ups, my cat continues to thrive today. To look at her, you’d never know she was sick but she does have her good days and her bad days. I feel that my cat wouldn’t be alive today if City Cats didn’t coach me with her care. Maria Z |
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