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WE PUT THE ‘CARE’ IN CARE TEAM!

Fear Free for Sure. We’re proud to be the first Fear Free certified clinic in Saginaw, MI. So, your pet’s emotional and physical well-being is prioritized with every visit. We put the patients first!

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Chris

Front Desk/Receptionist

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Kevin

Digital Records Clerk

Kevin may not have a job working directly with animals, but that doesn’t stop him from sneaking in some snuggles and cuddles with the kitties while they await procedures. His love of felines has also inspired him to volunteer at several of our adoption events. Being able to assist in their journey to their “furever” homes is incredibly fulfilling. 

Kevin joined the Veterinary Health Center team in December of 2014. In his role as Digital Records Clerk, Kevin is responsible to making sure all of our patient files are kept secure and up-to-date. He has become an integral and well-loved part of the team over the years and we are lucky to have him!

Outside of the clinic, Kevin’s interests include cats (of course), computers, gaming and music. He also enjoys playing badminton and going bowling. At home, Kevin has one cat of his own – Tommy, a senior Tonkinese who loves to be carried stretched out on his back and cuddling up on Kevin’s pillow at night. 

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Jordan

Receptionist & Assistant

Jordan joined Veterinary Health Center in March, bringing with her a lifelong love of animals and a knack for making both pets and their humans feel at ease. Born and raised in Bay City, Jordan grew up in a bustling household filled with pets of all kinds: a Labrador named Taz, a spirited kitty named Sox (aka Stinky), two mischievous chinchillas, and a lively assortment of fish, lizards, and frogs. From an early age, she found herself more fascinated by the animals at gatherings than the people, quietly seeking them out and forming bonds that would shape her path forward.

Her journey in animal care began with pet sitting as a child, an experience that sparked a passion for helping animals who cannot speak for themselves. This passion guided her to gain experience at other clinics and eventually led her to Veterinary Health Center, where she thrives as part of the front-line team supporting patients and clients alike.

Jordan loves forming genuine connections with every pet and person who walks through the doors. From comforting a nervous cat to celebrating a puppy’s first check-up, she delights in the everyday victories that make veterinary care so meaningful. She is also constantly learning, embracing new skills and knowledge with curiosity and enthusiasm.

Outside the clinic, Jordan’s life is equally full of joy and adventure. She lives with her three cats—Zelda, affectionately known as Alien, Raven, an FIP survivor who carries her candy corn plushie everywhere, and Violet, a tiny gremlin with oversized ears and tail. Jordan also cares for a local outdoor cat colony. When she’s not caring for animals, she enjoys crafts, puzzles, camping, and cuddling up with her feline companions.

Jordan’s warmth, dedication, and lifelong devotion to animals shine through in every interaction, making her a cherished member of the Veterinary Health Center family.

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Amanda

Lead Veterinary Technician & Manager

Amanda’s story with Veterinary Health Center began in 2009, when she started volunteering as a kennel assistant to gain experience for school. By the fall of 2010, she was officially part of the team, and well on her way to making a career out of a lifelong passion. In 2016, Amanda advanced to the role of veterinary assistant. She continues to embrace every opportunity to learn and grow her knowledge in the ever-evolving field of veterinary medicine.

Her inspiration to pursue this career started with Buddy, her childhood dog. Buddy began having seizures while Amanda, a Saginaw native, was still in elementary school. Several years later, he injured his back playing in the yard. Her life course was also impacted by a second pet, her beloved cat Ollie, whom Amanda refers to as her “soul cat”. Found abandoned and diagnosed with FIV, Ollie became Amanda’s constant source of comfort during some rough times, and taught her just how strong and healing that special human-animal bond can be. Helping her beloved animal companions navigate these challenges gave Amanda a firsthand look at the impact veterinary care can make, and helped her realize that her calling was in the veterinary field.

In her work, Amanda is especially devoted to helping spicy pets, the nervous or defensive ones who arrive at the clinic unsure of what to expect. She takes pride in finding ways to help them feel safe, and she treasures the moments when a once-fearful pet begins to feel comfortable with and perhaps even enjoy their visits. She also enjoys drawing bloodwork and giving the occasional lion cut, which never fails to make cats look both adorable and majestic. She also values the connection that can be built with both pets and owners.

Today, Amanda’s family includes her loyal dog, Kilo; her two cats, Shadow and Addie; her boyfriend, Josh; his son, Sebastian; and her daughters, Lilith and Gemma.

For Amanda, veterinary medicine is more than a career: it’s a calling fueled by compassion, connection, and a deep love for every animal she meets.

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Sherry

Veterinary Assistant

Sherry is part of our Veterinary Assistant team, helping make every visit smooth and stress-free.

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Angela

Kennel Manager

A native of Bay City, MI, Angie grew up an only child, so she formed a connection and companionship with animals at a young age. She yearned to find a job that would allow her to be around animals, care for them and learn more about them. She landed a position at Veterinary Health Center as a kennel manager and has been thrilled to be in the presence of a variety of animals!

Angie’s first job in the veterinary field was at a pet shop and after that, she spent years working for animal control. These positions gave her the valuable experience and knowledge to prepare her for her role dealing with animals at Veterinary Health Center. She loves the fact that her duties change on a daily basis, and enjoys being around her co-workers and clients.

When she’s not working at the health center, Angie enjoys spending time with her 3 children, infant granddaughter and her dog, Baleigh. She loves being outside in warm weather, whether it’s enjoying a trip to the beach or lake or going camping.