Sarah joined our team in the spring of 2018. She has two grown kids and her smiling face brightens our reception area! She’s the friendly voice answering our phones, making reminder calls, and greeting you when you arrive.
Sarah has always had a love for animals and likes to interact with both our clients and our patients.
She shares her home with her Maltese Bleu. In her spare time she loves to play with he granddaughter Alicia and cheer on her 49’ers.
Sarah’s spirit animal is a sloth.
Kyla, Veterinary Technician
Kyla is our vet tech She was a student at the Maple Woods Veterinary Technician program at Metropolitan Community College. She graduated in 2020 and is a registered veterinary technician. She is trained in many minor procedures like drawing blood, nail trims, and anal glands so can handle certain patient visits without doctor interference. In her free time she loves to cook and bake, spend time with her cat, Gunner, and with her family.
Dani, Veterinary Assistant
Dani came to us as a job shadower for a high school project. She enjoyed working here so in May 2020 she was hired as a veterinary assistant. She is a senior in High School. In her free time she enjoys dog sitting, baby sitting, and playing competitive soccer. She is involved in multiple soccer clubs as a competitor and coach for younger players. At this time she hasn’t decided on her plans for the future. You may meet her coming to bring your pet inside for appointments or bringing out purchases.
Monty, Veterinary Assistant
Monty is in the veterinary technician program at MCC . She is learning a lot about being a vet tech from Kyla as well. She volunteers at our local animal shelter in her free time. Monty was a competitive gymnast for 15 years, and has 3 dogs and 4 cats. In her free time she enjoys swimming, fishing, and playing with her dogs. She splits time with Dani helping hold pets, keeping our clinic clean, and working the front desk.
Beau, Feline Supervisor and Break Room Attendant
Beau is a former stray who came to us when we opened in 2014. His face tells the story of the hard life of a stray cat with frost-bitten ears, broken teeth, and various scars including his right pupil.
He has learned that living the life of a veterinary clinic mascot is much better than his previous one. His skills include knocking small objects off counters, keeping the dogs in line, and warming laps.
If you’re missing a syringe or ball-point pen, ask Beau where it is. He won’t tell you, but it will make you feel like you’ve done something about it.
His hobbies include food, treats, “making biscuits”, and tormenting small dogs. He has a minor addiction to catnip-infused toys.
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18011 E St. Rte 58
Raymore, MO 64083 816-331-1868
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