RECEPTIONISTS

Mandy has been with Valley Veterinary Clinic since February 2007  Her family shares their home with two cats and a desert dog named Cowgirl.  When not at work Mandy enjoys going to the desert and spending time with her family.  Recently Mandy added a Sphinx kitten to her family that was given to her by a valued client.  He earned the name “Buck” aka “buck Naked” since he has no fur. He fits in perfectly.

Laura has worked at Valley Veterinary Clinic since 2002.  She started as a kennel assistant and has moved up to a receptionist.  In her free time, she is a play toy for her adorable dog, Karly.

Wendy has been employed as a receptionist at Valley Veterinary Clinic since January of 2007.  She has worked in small animal hospitals for fifteen years and enjoys it immensely.  Wendy, her husband Rick, and her children, Corey and Ashley have lived in the Temecula Valley for twelve years.  They enjoy camping, motorcycle riding and fishing.  Wendy has one dog and two cats that think they own the house (and that’s OK!).

Rosemary joined Valley Veterinary Clinic in May 2010, but has worked in the veterinary field since 1992.  She acquired most of her experience working in San Diego for small animal veterinary hospitals.  She has had a love for animals from a young age, always bringing strays home to live.  Her family knew she would one day work with animals.  Her mother had said that when she passes away she would like to come back as one of Rosemary’s animals because they are treated like family.  Rosemary shares a home with her husband, daughter, nephew and dog “Tasha”.

REGISTERED VETERINARY TECHNICIANS

Wendy has been part of our staff since early 2007.  She is one of our registered veterinary technicians.  She completed her A.S. degree and veterinary studies at Mount San Antonio College.  She has been registered animal technician since 1989 and has worked in the veterinary field for 25 years.  Wendy is also designated as a veterinary dental technician, thus extending her studies in veterinary dentistry.  Wendy lives locally with her family.   She also enjoys three horses, three dogs, three cats and a hand full of chickens at home.

Raelee joined our team at Valley Veterinary clinic in early 2010.  Raelee completed her schooling at Mount San Antonio College and has been a registered technician since 1989.  She has worked off and on in the veterinary field for 20 years.  Raelee lives locally with her family and spends much of her free time supporting her 3 sons in their sports activities.  She and her family also share their home with 4 dogs, 1 cat and a couple of lizards.

VETERINARY TECHNICIANS

Kayla joined the Valley Veterinary team in 2010.  She has worked in the veterinary field for 5 years.  She is co-founder of Ruff House Rescue in Murrieta.  She spends a lot of her free time saving homeless animals and placing them with new families.  She is currently working towards a pre-veterinary degree and her RVT license.  She lives locally with a variety of pets, which include her two American Bulldogs, Morgan and Parker.

Maureen has worked in the veterinary field since 1991.  She brings years of experience in Emergency Medicine and Specialty training in Cardiology.  She is one of our exam room specialists.  Maureen is an advocate for the pit bull breed and hopes to use her experience in the animal care field to assist in this advocacy.  Maureen and her family have 4 dogs, three of which are (you guessed it) pit bulls names Bubba, Kane and Cable.

Cassie joined our Valley Veterinary  team in 2011.   She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Animal  Health Science from Cal Poly, Pomano. She spends her free time car for and  riding her horse, Lady Bug.  Her other pets include a 3 legged pit bull,  Phoenix, and her dachshund, Boogirl.

KENNEL ASSISTANTS

Ashley is a student at Mt. San Jacinto College and hopes to transfer to the University of Alaska.  She enjoys spending time with family and friends, and she loves to go to the beach.  She has two cats and a playful pug named Manny.

Jacqueline has been working at Valley Veterinary clinic since high school and is currently attends Cal State University of San Marcos.  At C.S.U.S.M., she is working on her general education and aspires to get her Masters in Kinesiology.  For her future career she wants to be a physical therapist and own her own business.  During Jacqueline's free time, she likes to play softball, snowboard, and spend time with friends and family.  She likes to work around animals and with the friendly co-workers at the clinic.  Jacqueline loves being a part of the Valley Veterinary family.