Your pet’s emotional and physical well-being is prioritized with every visit. We put the patients first!
Rachel
Office Manager
Rachel grew up in Savannah and the tri-county area, and was always the one bringing home stray animals and begging to keep them. She’s known ever since she was a little girl that she wanted to one day work hands-on with pets! Rachel gets to live her dream every day as one of Westside Animal Hospital’s Veterinary Assistants.
Jessica
Patient Care Specialist
Jessica has always had a special connection with animals. When one of her family pets was diagnosed with cancer, she sat in awe as the veterinarian went over all the options, including chemotherapy, which is what her parents chose. She was so intrigued by the experience that she decided right then and there she would one day work in the veterinary field. As a veterinary assistant, Jessica is thrilled to be living her childhood dream of working with animals every day and making a difference in their lives.
Donna
Receptionist
Donna joined the veterinary profession for two simple reasons: she’s always loved animals, and she has a knack for providing excellent customer service. That’s why she’s the perfect fit for Westside Animal Hospital’s front-desk team!
Delainie
Kennel Technician
When Delainie was a child, she had a dog named Cleo who suffered from neurological problems. Looking back, she remembers finding great comfort in the veterinary professionals who were so supportive through the challenging times. Now that she’s grown and in the animal care industry herself, Delainie hopes to pay it forward by helping other pet parents and their furry family members in any way she can.
Maevis
Barketing Manager
Maevis, a.k.a. Bean, serves as the Westside Animal Hospital’s official “Barketing” Manager. Growing up with a mom who is the hospital manager, she’s been “working” here since she was just a baby. Over the years, Bean has become a fixture here at Westside. Even many of our feline patients have warmed up to her, though they still make her a little nervous!
“One small cat changes coming home to an empty house to coming home.”
– Pam Brown