The most concerning experience of our stay though was the mugging of a young lady that we witnessed on Oglethorpe and MLK as we were walking back to the Inn from the City Market. WiFi was not working on our end of the motel either. As well as the Moon Pies and RC Cola (two of the days they didn't leave any in our room). The donuts and coffee were awesome though. The lobby always seemed to be messy and the popcorn machine as well as the lemonade were usually empty. The bed linen wasn't changed two of the nights we were there. We stayed for four days and had to ask for towels as they didn't leave any after cleaning the room. Not much room for moving around with the potty and the tub so close. The shower had an old shower head that didn't have much pressure and there was rust all over the drain.
The chairs were cool, the bed was comfortable. The outside décor was super cool and some of the décor in the rooms were nice. However, with the "remodel" of the Inn seemed to be lacking for our taste. I currently have two dogs Flynn a Cockapoo, and Lady, a Shepherd mix, as well as two guinea pigs, Iris and Popcorn.All the staff were very pleasant and nice to talk with. When it's too hot during the AZ summers, I like to watch movies and read fantasy/science fiction books. I also love to travel, with the hopes of one day visiting every continent. Outside of the office I love to spend time outdoors, whether that is hiking, kayaking, or playing soccer. I love to see the special connection between owners and their pets and support that special bond by providing access to quality medicine and care. While my areas of interest include dermatology and oncology, the most rewarding part of being a veterinarian is playing a small part in maintaining a strong human-animal bond between clients and their animals. This experience led me to shadow and intern at several veterinary clinics before, and during, vet school. I worked at a dog daycare and boarding facility during my undergraduate studies, which is where I truly gained my passion for dogs and their well-being. I then moved to Fort Collins to attend Colorado State University for veterinary school, graduating in 2022. I grew up in Mesa, AZ and attended ASU for undergrad. I currently have 2 huskies and 2 cats, but I will continue to add to my family with exotic pets in the near future! When I'm not caring for your fur-babies, I enjoy lots of time with my own pets on hikes, at the dog park, and good restaurant patios! Traveling and food are my passions and there's nowhere in the world I don't want to explore! I look forward to getting to know you and your fur-babies!
Exotic pets, especially feathered and scaly ones, are my true veterinary passion, but I love furry cats and dogs as well! After that my husband and I decided to move our furry pack to Arizona to settle and I started working for AZPetVet in 2020. I also obtained my Master's in Science in Wildlife Conservation while in Grenada, then completed my clinical rotations at North Carolina State University. I worked as a veterinary technician for 1.5 years before loading up my 3 huskies, 1 cat, and supportive husband to move to the beautiful island of Grenada to attend Veterinary School at St. I was raised in Texas and complete my undergrad degree at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
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