Dr. Susan England-Foster

Chief of Staff DVM

Dr. England-Foster grew up in Centreville, Ohio. She completed Veterinary school at Ross University, and moved back to Cincinnati to start her career. Currently Dr. England-Foster lives in Mason with her husband, daughter and son. She has one dog and one cat that she adores. Her main interests are soft tissue surgery, ultrasound and internal medicine. Dr. England-Foster loves working with dogs and cats, but also enjoys rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds and other exotic pets.

Abigail Montunnas-Lead Veterinary Assistant

Abigail was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and has been passionate about animals and their well being from a very young age.  She belongs to a dog, a cat, one horse, and a few exotic pets.   Abigail has a special interest in anesthesia and dental health.   She also loves educating owners about their pet’s care.

Elizabeth Young-CSR 

Liz has been working in the veterinary field for four years and has always had a passion for animals and education. Currently living on the east side of Cincinnati, Liz shares her home with a dainty Siberian Husky named CJ, along with her husband and young daughter. They have a lifelong goal to always include furry pets, adventure, and music in their home.

Rosie Rogers-Vet Assistant

Rosie was raised in a small town named Loveland, Ohio, where her passion for animals of many different shapes and sizes prospered from a young age.  This led her to enroll into the Live Oaks Vocational School for Veterinary Assisting, where she studied her passion of animals for two years.  At home, she lives with two dogs and a cat that she absolutely adores. Her main interests include traveling and spending time with her furry little pup Phoebe.

Olivia Miller-Veterinary Assistant

Olivia has been a Veterinary Assistant for three years, and is currently in school to become a registered Veterinary Technician. She has a dog, Kelly (pictured), who’s her best friend, and a collection of reptiles. Olivia enjoys herpetology and keeping and breeding reptiles. She has a passion for all animals big, small, scaly or furry.

Cheyenne Mader-CSR/Vet Assistant

Cheyenne recently moved to Cincinnati after graduating from Northern Ohio University.  While enrolled she spent time helping  socialize dogs in training through 4Paws for Ability.  It kick started her passion for not only helping animals, but also the people who spend time around them.  Cheyenne has quite a chunky cat, Fido, who is her best friend.  He snuggles up while she paints, when he’s not stealing her brushes to play with.