The Wright Animal Clinic
                                "...because they're family!" 
                                

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No DescriptionLaura Rogers-Bailey:
    Laura is our Veterinary Technical Assistant.  She has been working in the veterinary field since July 2000.  She received a Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Longwood College and is currently enrolled in Penn Foster's Veterinary Technician program .  Laura has 2 cats: Zelda, a tortoiseshell calico with bad "cattitude" and Mina a sleek little gray kitty with peach "highlights" and 2 dogs: Cleo, a rottweiler mix who is a lap dog at heart and Sonja, a mixed breed with drama queen flair.  When she is not working or playing with the "furry kids" she enjoys spending time with the rest of her family and friends, painting, reading, and listening to music.
    Laura says,"Honestly, veterinary medicine was not a field of study I ever really considered until after I graduated college.  I answered an ad in the paper looking for science majors with an interest in animals who were willing to train as veterinary technicians. From the first day I knew I had found a career I would love for a lifetime.  I worked at this particular clinic for almost 6 years. I am so pleased to now put my skills to work at The Wright Animal Clinic.  I strongly believe everything happens for a reason: Veterinary medicine chose me and I accepted wholeheartedly! "  



 


Olivia Dalton

Olivia is our receptionist and also works as a veterinary assistant when needed. She has always been around animals, enjoys their company, and believes you can learn a lot from them.  Olivia has had a lifelong interest in medicine, both human and veterinary. She began working in the veterinary field during high school and has loved it ever since!
 
Olivia says, “I am passionate about caring for animals as well as serving their companions; this is what I feel I am led to do and will continue to pursue. Viewing my job as a learning experience has helped me to attain knowledge in so many different areas and aspects of this field of medicine.  When you can say, ‘I look forward to going to work everyday,’ you know you love what you do. I am truly fond of our staff here. Each and every one of us is devoted and passionate about what we do.”
 
When Olivia is not working, she is spending time with her husband, Andy, and their “menagerie” of animals which includes three dogs, one cat and three ferrets. Olivia also enjoys cooking and many outdoor activities such as walking, hiking and kayaking.