Kelly grew up in Philadelphia with plenty of cats and dogs, and always knew in her gut that she was meant for a career in animal care. She’s been working in veterinary medicine ever since she was old enough to secure employment! Now, Kelly is a Certified Veterinary Technician here at the Animal Hospital of Richboro.

Kelly began her animal-care career as a dog and cat bather, working her way up to a Veterinary Assistant position from there. She attended Manor College to earn her Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology, and became a Certified Veterinary Technician in Pennsylvania in 1999. Having previously worked in emergency medicine with Dr. Jennifer Kramer, Kelly was happy to join forces with her again as a member of the Animal Hospital of Richboro team. Here at the hospital, Kelly particularly enjoys drawing blood for samples, taking X-rays, and helping out with surgeries.

Kelly lives locally with her son and the family cats.

Before she was an employee here at the Animal Hospital of Richboro, Kara was a client. She often fostered kittens during her summers, and mentioned to Dr. Kramer that she would like to continue fostering animals when autumn arrived as well. The very next day, Dr. Kramer called Kara and asked if she would be interested in a job!

Kara grew up in Yardley, Pennsylvania, where her childhood pets first sparked her love of animal care. Now, she feels incredibly fortunate to tend to the needs of pets and animal owners every day as the Animal Hospital of Richboro’s Senior Receptionist—her favorite part of the workday is talking with pet owners and witnessing the fascinating bonds between humans and animals.

In her time away from work, Kara enjoys gardening, collecting sand dollars and sea glass at the beach, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family. She and her husband of 26 years, Pat, have two wonderful children: Ryan, who will soon graduate from Bloomsburg University, and Erin, who studies at the University of Pittsburgh. The family shares their home with six loveable cats named Snickers, Cuddles, Murphy, Beaners, Lilly, and Tucker.

Lindsey’s mother studied animal science in college and later became a dairy farmer, so Lindsey had a firsthand look at the world of animal care while growing up. She’s always been fascinated by science, medicine, and the earth’s creatures—what better way to combine those passions than by working in veterinary medicine? Now, Lindsey gets to gain hands-on experience here at the Animal Hospital of Richboro while preparing to attend veterinary school in the future.

Lindsey is from Newark, Delaware and attended the University of Delaware to major in pre-veterinary medicine and animal biosciences. After graduating, she relocated to Pennsylvania in preparation for veterinary school and signed on here at the Animal Hospital of Richboro in the fall of 2019. Lindsey helps the area’s pets and animal owners as a Veterinary Technician, and especially loves to work behind the scenes running laboratory work. She’s also fond of doting on any timid cats who visit the clinic and giving them a little extra love.

Away from work, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her boyfriend and their recently adopted dog, Groot. Groot is a 120-pound Bernese Mountain Dog whose fears include wind, tile flooring, and his own shadow.