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Your pet’s emotional and physical well-being is prioritized with every visit. We put the patients first!
Estefany
Veterinary Assistant
Growing up, Estefany spent many summers on her grandfather’s ranch in Mexico. There, under his tutelage, she learned how to milk cows and ride horses from a very young age. This hands-on experience sparked a passion for animals and a deep desire to one day have a job that would allow her to work with them as a career. Today, as one of our amazing veterinary assistants, Estafany is living her lifelong dream and loving every minute of it.
Cristal
Lead CSR
Growing up in Downey, Cristal recalls her two biggest influencers as a child: zoologist Steve Irwin and British biologist David Attenborough. From a young age, Cristal began bringing home injured animals and attempting to nurse them back to health. That early desire to help and nurture those who don’t have a voice and can’t advocate for themselves would one day lead her to a career in the veterinary field.
Breanna
Receptionist
Breanna has always had a passion for animals. Even as a young child, she was always trying to help and comfort them whenever she got the chance. At the age of 14, Breanna’s dog became gravely ill and received a devastating diagnosis. While this experience was heartbreaking, it also served as Breanna’s inspiration to one day work in the veterinary field. Today, she honors the memory of her beloved childhood dog each and every day.
Karina
Client Service Representative
Like all of her coworkers, Karina has always had a deep affection for animals. She even went to school for Animal Science before switching majors. In February of 2020, Karina found out about an opening at Ashton Animal Hospital and decided to give it a shot. The rest, as they say, is history!
Brenda
Manager / Vet Tech
Several years ago, when Brenda was working as a receptionist, a puppy was brought in with Parvo. The owners were informed of the guarded prognosis but agreed to treatment anyway. After several days of intense treatment, the puppy was discharged. A few days later, he was brought back in for a recheck, happily wagging his tail and having made a full recovery. It was at that moment that Brenda knew she wanted to work in the veterinary field forever.