Meet Our Supporting Staff in Nashua, NH

Kelly earned her B.A. degree in English from Stonehill College in 2011 and has been working to help animals since 2014. She spent four years in fundraising at a nonprofit animal welfare organization, and two years in a management position at a veterinary hospital. Between those roles, Kelly worked in educational travel. While traveling for work in Costa Rica, Kelly encountered many free-roaming animals suffering from treatable illnesses. It was this experience that pulled her back to the work that is most meaningful to her. Kelly has a special interest in rabbits and other exotic pets. While working in a client service role during the challenging conditions of the Covid-19 pandemic, Kelly spoke with many exotic-pet parents who had not established care with a veterinarian before their pet became ill. This made Kelly all the more passionate about preventive care for exotic pets, so that all pet parents can have the reassurance of quality care, and professionals they trust, in their time of need. In her free time, Kelly enjoys the company of her own pets, including 3 rabbits, 2 chinchillas, and a harness-trained tortoiseshell cat. She also volunteers with an all-rabbit shelter and educational organization. In the minimal time that Kelly does not spend with animals, you may find her on the trails enjoying a run, hike, or snowshoe excursion.

Liz attended Southern New Hampshire University, where she received her bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2009. She came to our hospital new to veterinary medicine, but has found a passion in helping clients care for their pets. She loves that she is constantly learning from her experiences at All Pets Veterinary Hospital, and can then educate clients. She lives with her husband Henry, her sons Benjamin and Austin, and her dog Buckley. During her free time she enjoys being outside whenever she can, and loves spending time with family and friends.

Renee graduated in 2014 from Rivier University where she received a Bachelor’s degree in Communications. While she’s always had a strong passion for animals, she gained an interest in the veterinary industry while volunteering at an event for Monadnock Kitty Rescue & Adoption, which helped to raise money for a new shelter and place abandoned cats in loving homes.  In 2017, she was awarded her Master’s degree in Communications from Southern New Hampshire University with a focus in public relations and crisis communications. Renee is a published writer who has been featured in several magazines and on “Winning Women” radio show.  When she is not busy working on her latest publication, she enjoys spending time with her family and four cats Oakley, Annabelle, Figaro, and Domino.

Ariah has always had a special place in her heart for animals ever since she was little. She graduated from Bedford High School in 2020 and is starting college with penn foster this year, in 2021. As soon as Ariah graduated she jumped right into the field as an assistant, eager to learn and care for other animals like her own. Ariah’s long term goal is to eventually own her own practice, or possibly become a veterinary orthopedic surgeon. In her free time Ariah enjoys doing cosmetology, going to the beach, and hanging out with her dog Tony.

Bryanna graduated from Roger Williams University in 2022 with a B.S. in marine biology and a minor in photography. She is currently enrolled in a veterinary technician program to work towards earning her Certified Veterinary Technician license. In the future, Bryanna hopes to utilize her tech skills to rescue, rehabilitate, and release marine animals. When Bryanna is not at work, you may find her taking photos of landscapes and friends, and she may dabble in marine photography at some point while working to expand her collection of pressed seaweed. Bryanna is an avid Ultimate Frisbee player, and while she does not enjoy the winter weather, she does like to make the most of it snowboarding.

Danielle entered the field of veterinary medicine after graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology back in 2017. During her college career, Danielle worked as a zookeeper focusing on captive wildlife care and education. She completed her undergraduate internship on a remote island in the Caribbean where she aided in the conservation of the critically endangered Anegada Iguana. Initially aspiring to become a wildlife biologist, her career goals quickly changed after accepting a position in the veterinary field where she fell in love with caring for sick and injured animals. Danielle is now a licensed wildlife rehabilitator for the state of Massachusetts where she cares for debilitated wildlife in an effort to release them back into the wild. When not caring for animals, Danielle enjoys spending time with her husband Tyler, her dog Riley, and her cat Maverick.

Desiree has worked in Veterinary medicine since 2001 when she started her career with animals as a kennel attendant.  She quickly moved up to a Technician Assistant and has now been a Veterinary for the past 14 years.  Her passion to help, heal, and advocate for animals is what led her to this career path.  She loves the “squishy face” breeds and is a proud mom of two French bulldogs Eddie and Cindy. Desiree and her husband Jim have a very busy household with three children ages 9, 6, and 2 with the newest addition being an orange tabby kitten named Roman.

Devin has known he wanted to work with animals since childhood. He spent a lot of time helping his mom while she worked at a horse stable.  In 2012, Devin started working at an animal shelter where he provided compassionate care to animals in need for over 6 years.  He has also volunteered for a number of years with local animal rescue groups. Devin has a soft spot for small and exotic animals, and he especially loves working with bunnies.  In his free time Devin enjoys hiking and spending time with his girlfriend and their 3 rabbits, 2 chinchillas, and their tortoiseshell cat.

Erin has worked in animal care since 2007 when she started volunteering at the M.S.P.C.A. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife in 2009, but fell in love working with local pets and their families.  She has worked as a caregiver & adoption counselor for 10 years. In her free time, Erin enjoys volunteering on M.R.F.R.S.’s Catmobile, volunteering with Lowell Humane Society, hiking, gardening, camping, drive-in theater, and hanging out with her 2 cats Belladonna (Took) & Mr. Wentworth and her 2 beta fish Blitzkrieg & Lauper.

Jessica was born and raised here in Nashua. Jessica graduated Nashua High School North in 2015 and immediately went into the human nursing field as a licensed nursing assistant. Jessica has always had a passion for animals and after being an LNA for a couple years, decided to finally follow her dream and start working in the veterinary field. Jessica is currently in school to get her associates degree in veterinary technology at San Juan college and her goal is to eventually work with large animals such as horses. Jessica spends most of her free time playing video games with her friends and with her Italian greyhound Iris and cat Noctis.

Jo graduated from Mount Ida College with a bachelor of science degree in veterinary technology in 2000. She has been a technician for more than 16 years. Her experience has included emergency medicine, general practice, and large animal and specialty services (including internal medicine and critical care). She also spent 10 weeks at the New England Aquarium working with the penguins! She has two dogs named Charlotte and Luna and two cats named Fox and Samantha.

Kailey, a Connecticut native, took time off after high school to figure out what she wanted to do. She returned to trade school for medical assisting and graduated with her associates in 2015.  Kailey worked in the field for a few years, learned it wasn’t for her and decided to make a shift to the veterinary field.

Kailey has worked in private veterinary practices along with a 24-hour emergency/specialty hospital and has over 13 years of customer service experience.

In Kailey’s free time, she enjoys the company of her boyfriend and her two cats Peanut and Chunx , fly fishing at her families place outside of Rangeley, Maine, hiking and spending time with family.

Kathy has over 30 years experience as a veterinary professional. She first started in college when she became a certified Veterinary Technician and although she briefly left the field to assist humans in the dental industry, her love of animals has brought her back now assisting clients and their pets at the front desk.

Outside of work Kathy loves to travel and spend time with her family and friends. Kathy has been with her husband Bill for 27 years, has two children Becca and Matt, along with two dogs, Jaz and Mylo, a cat Sebastian, Basil the  Jackson’s Chameleon, crested geckos Zac and Wheezy and lots of fish!

Kendra has always been very passionate about animals. She grew up with many pocket pets, including parakeets, hamsters, guinea pigs, and fish. She is a 2015 graduate of Greater Lowell Technical High School, and is an alumni of the National Technical Honor Society. After high school, Kendra studied microbiology at Salem State University, and later transferred to Ross Medical to become a certified phlebotomist. In 2018, she entered the veterinary field as a Client Service Representative in general practice, and found All Pets Veterinary Hospital in 2020 during the pandemic. She took a short leave from the veterinary field at the beginning of 2023, and is now back at All Pets Veterinary Hospital in her current role as Veterinary Pharmacy Specialist, which she enjoys very much. Kendra lives with her adorable Russian Blue kitty, Mimi. She enjoys painting, reading, iced coffee, and relaxing at home

Mayleen comes to us with over 10 years experience in customer service and experience in social media marketing. Prior to joining us, Mayleen worked as a human Pharmacy Technician for several years and handled multiple tasks in a fast paced environment. Mayleen decided to leave the human medical field to pursue and explore the animal side of the behavioral and medical field. Mayleen worked several years at a pet store caring for a variety of different species including canines, felines, reptiles, avian, insects, aquatic, and exotics and she was a Certified Pet Nutritionist ensuring food labels were up to par with AAFCO (American Feed Control Officials) standards. Mayleen joins our team with aspirations of becoming a veterinary technician and to expand her work with small and large exotics. Mayleen is currently the proud pet parent of a veiled chameleon, albino leopard gecko, guinea pig, two hamsters, and two dogs. She has owned an abundance of aquatics over the years such as betta fish, snails, dwarf frogs, and glo-fish. Mayleen loves teaching, doing volunteer and ministerial work on her days off; as well as spending time with her furever family and friends. Mayleen also loves to travel and has had the opportunity to visit Iceland, Norway, Hungary, and Czechia. Mayleen is in the process of learning Korean and Spanish!

Teresa is a Certified Veterinary Technologist, who has been working in the field since 2009 with experience in general practice, specialty and emergency aspects. In 2009, she graduated from Mount Ida with a BS in Veterinary Technology. She has a young son and 3 cats. On her days off she enjoys spending time with them and working on craft projects.

Travis has over 12 years of Client Service experience. He has always had a passion to work with animals. He sponsored 21 koalas in Australia during the 2019 wildfires. Travis can often be found in office dancing to Nsync, trying to sing like Lance Bass. In his free time, Travis enjoys riding his motorcycle, and putting on small concerts for his dog at home with his guitar.