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Staff
Kim Zanks, Veterinary Receptionist since January 2005
Kim is our daytime receptionist. She grew up on her grandparent’s farm here in Ellington and loves all kinds of animals. She now lives in nearby Tolland with her husband and children. “I love it here. Every day brings something new. We have the best clients. It’s easy to work with people who love pets as much as I do.”
Crystal Willis, Veterinary Reception & Veterinary Assistant since June 2008
Crystal is our evening receptionist and also works as a veterinary assistant in the afternoon. She and her family live in Ellington. She has a barnyard full of sheep, pigs, cows, horses and chickens. “My animals are my life & I love all kinds of animals. I love working with sick pets and nursing them back to health. Bringing comfort to them gives me joy.”
Barb Jubrey, Veterinary Assistant since September 2009
Barb and her family live in Windsor Locks. They love spending time with their 3 dogs at home and taking them on nature walks. Jovi & Jersey are Golden Retrievers and Pudge Meister is a Minature Pinsher. Barb loves the satisfaction of helping a doctor treat a sick pet and watch the pet get well. One of her dogs has food allergies and is on a special prescription diet along with shampoo and skin care products.
Dylan Pincince, Veterinary Assistant since May 2010
Dylan is a recent graduate of the University of Connecticut. He has a beagle named Snoopy who he describes as “surprisingly well-behaved.” He enjoys assisting the veterinarians, trying to improve and enrich the lives of the patients. “I enjoy observing and experiencing the special bond between man and animal.”
Ron Caron, Practice Manager since April 2004
Ron is our practice manager. He is responsible for overseeing client services, human resources, community relations, payroll, inventory, book keeping, and website development. “We are very fortunate to have clients who view their pets as members of the family. Our staff works hard to make the experience at the veterinarian's office to be as comfortable as possible - for both people and their pets.”
