At Veterinary Hospital of Alvin, our goal is to provide exceptional customer service to all of our patients. We take pride in our personalized care and strive to spend the necessary time with each patient to ensure a comfortable experience.
I am a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2000. I received a B.S. in Animal Science from A&M and then earned my DVM from Ross University. I have enjoyed working on large and small animals and exotics in my career and am excited for this new chapter in my life to be the new owner of The Veterinary Hospital of Alvin since October 2021 and making Alvin a part of my life. I love our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, my family, and my country. And I may enjoy the Harry Potter series from time to time. In my free time, I enjoy reading, gardening, and traveling.
Practice Manager
I grew up on a farm in Kentucky and have loved working with animals since I was little. I moved to Texas almost 15 years ago and started working at The Veterinary Hospital of Alvin in 2013. I have 4 cats, an overweight dog, a spoiled chinchilla, and an older leopard gecko. I love photography and I’m a huge geek whether it’s movies, games, or trading cards.
Office Manager
I was born in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty-eight, in the small province of Worcester, Massachusetts to loving parents a father born of humble French Canadian immigrants and a mother born in the South to generational southerners. I was an outgoing child and young adult but that all ended when I began my journey in customer service, now the bitter takes me and I must distract myself with puppies and kittens to carry on. When I am not present I enjoy refinishing furniture, archery, and reading to escape reality. I have two animal companions Roscoe a glorious Great Pyrenees/beagle mix a truly beautiful creature and a Grey Tabby, Baby Ruth a small house gremlin who plans my demise. I am married to a man. I hope this has been enlightening.
Customer Service Representative
I joined the Veterinary Hospital of Alvin team in March 2022. I began my career in veterinary medicine in 1988. I managed an emergency and critical care veterinary hospital for over 20 years. In 2021 I was promoted to "Grandma" and was fortunate enough to begin a new career in babysitting my Granddaughter part-time and working with this team part-time as a receptionist. I am enjoying both new positions very much and look forward to meeting and getting to know the wonderful clients and patients.
Customer Service Representative
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Certified Veterinary Assistant
I’m just a small-town girl living in a lonely world. I took the midnight train going anywhere…
Just kidding who takes trains? I was born in Texas like any good person should be. Since I was a small child I dreamed of being a vet, but the technicians were cooler so I decided that’s the path for me, for now. I have been a Technician for 4+ years and have recently become a certified CVA. I have a bunch of fur babies. My gremlins (dogs) are: Buddy, the oldest and most lovable, Dixie the land hippo, Nova my feisty tamale, and Mia my devious little heathen; I have most of a cat (3/4) named Gordita the best drifter and some prickly hogs, Sonic and Tails. My hobbies include anything Harry Potter, putting Tajin on fruit, and sleeping in a kennel at the back of the clinic while dreaming of going skydiving, rocky mountain climbing, riding two point seven seconds on a bull named Fumanchu. Who says breaking out into songs isn’t fun??
Veterinary Assistant
Hi! I’m Darrian and I’m originally from California, but moved to town a few years ago. I have 7 dogs and 2 cats and I have had a passion for helping animals for years. The end goal is to become an animal sonographer. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, going on outdoor adventures, petsitting for clients, and enjoying life itself.
Veterinary Assistant
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Veterinary Assistant
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Kennel Assistant
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Gibbs is an Africa Spur Thigh Sulcata Tortious who is about 7 years old now and her previous owner asked us to care for her when she found out that she has colon cancer and that made it difficult/impossible for her to properly care for Gibbs. She has been at our the clinic since about September 2022. When we got her we where all under the impression she was a he but once she became more comfortable with us we did a more extensive exam on her and discovered he is really a she. She loves yellow squash but wont eat zucchini, she also loves very crisp and crunch kale and will follow you around the clinic to get either of them. She loves exploring her very large out door in closer and walks the perimeter daily. She’s much faster than anyone would expect and will sneak up on you if she’s roaming around inside the clinic. She gets along very well with some of the other clinic animals like the white rabbit and 2 clinic cats who will break into her inside enclosed just to hang out together.