The administrator covers everything from public relations to office production. Chris has extensive background in veterinary nursing and front office work. Her goal is to ensure that every person and patient recieve quality care and service with an ohana touch.

While she is not at the hospital, she is spending time with her family and is currenty pursuing her veterinary technician degree via AAHA.

Chris' pet are:  Magenta--11 year old cat and Loralai--A Shepard mix adopted from the Oahu SPCA.

 

 

 

Pictured above: Emmeline, Ashley, Teresa, Michelle, Robin

Our full staff of veterinary technicians have a combined 20+ years of experience. They are trained in areas such as handling and restraint, bloodwork, processing digital x-rays, and surgical preparation and monitoring. Some of our technicians are pursuing formal educations via AAHA.  Several also assist with non-profit surgeries, contributing to their local Oahu community. 

 

 

 

 

Pictured above: Sally, Sheena, Alice, Krystle, Theresa, Kiara

Our fun and versatile receptionists come from a wide variety of backgrounds in administrative work and customer service. They are here to make sure that your visit to the Animal House is as pleasant as possible for you and your pet, treating all of them as their own. Some of them are also pursuing professional degrees in different areas.

We would like to congratulate some of our staff members on their milestone accomplishments. 

Congratulations Sheena on the birth of your beautiful daughter.  We can't wait to have you back to work this summer.  All the best. 

 

 

 

Pictured above: Beth and Blaine

Our boarding staff may be smaller but they play a big part in your pets' care. They are responsible for all your pets' boarding needs when they have sleep overs with us. They also do bathing, brushing, and spend play time with each individual guest. In addition to their regular duties they can be found throughout the hospital helping everybody else, two legged and four legged. Without their extra hands we could not be as efficient as we are. They make all the difference in the world.