The team

Same faces, every visit.

Vets, nurses, groomers, the daycare crew and the front desk. Small enough that everyone knows your pet, big enough that someone is always in.

Who’s who

Everyone you’ll meet on Linden Street.

Eight people, one set of notes. Our vets and head nurse each have a page with the days they work, so pick a name to see when they’re in.

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No. 001

Dr. Hannah Reyes, smiling, in navy scrubs with a stethoscope around her neck

Dr. Hannah Reyes

Medical director

  • Sees Dogs, cats
  • Ask about Senior care

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No. 004

Dr. Arjun Mehta in navy scrubs, holding a scruffy terrier puppy

Dr. Arjun Mehta

Veterinary surgeon

  • Sees Dogs, cats
  • Ask about Surgery, dental

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No. 007

Tasha Greene in navy scrubs, holding a gray tabby cat

Tasha Greene

Head veterinary nurse

  • Sees Nervous cats
  • Ask about Nurse visits

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No. 009

Dr. Imani Okafor in round glasses and navy scrubs, holding a white lop-eared rabbit

Dr. Imani Okafor

Associate veterinarian

  • Sees Rabbits, small pets, cats
  • Ask about Rabbit teeth

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No. 012

Walt Brennan, a gray-bearded groomer in a navy apron, holding a slicker brush

Walt Brennan

Head groomer

  • Sees Every coat
  • Ask about Matted coats

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No. 015

Sam Whitfield, a freckled veterinary technician with red hair, holding a black and white kitten

Sam Whitfield

Veterinary technician

  • Sees Lab and X-ray
  • Ask about Pilling a cat

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No. 018

Rosa Delgado in a navy fleece, cheek to cheek with a brindle boxer mix

Rosa Delgado

Daycare lead

  • Sees Daycare dogs
  • Ask about Play groups

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No. 021

Jun Park in glasses and a navy polo shirt, holding a clipboard

Jun Park

Front desk coordinator

  • Sees Everyone, first
  • Ask about Bookings, bills

Now hiring

Badge No. 024 needs a face.

We’re hiring a veterinary technician to run the lab, take X-rays and assist Dr. Mehta in surgery. You’d work beside Tasha and Sam on a team that takes its lunch breaks and shares the treat jar.

  • Five paid training days a year
  • Free routine care for two pets of your own
  • Schedules posted six weeks ahead, no surprise Sundays

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No. 024

Your photo here

Could be you

Veterinary technician

  • Hours 32 a week, four days
  • Pay range $25 to $30 an hour
  • Start January 2027
  • Weekends One in three

Vet tech

Book a visit in under a minute.

Pick a time online, or call and a real person will pick up. Wiggly puppies, grumpy cats and worried owners are all welcome here.

New patient visit

$105

/ first exam

  • Length 30 min
  • Includes Nose-to-tail exam
  • Bring Any old records
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