Meet Our Staff
April Fritchman, CVT
Veterinary Technician & Practice ManagerAmy Brekke, CVT
Veterinary TechnicianSammi Dodelinger, CVT
Veterinary TechnicianEva Baron, CVT
Veterinary TechnicianMariah Hill
Veterinary AssistantAmanda Yancy
Veterinary TechnicianIsabel Ellingson
Veterinary AssistantEmma O’Boyle
Veterinary AssistantNatalia Diaz
Veterinary AssistantChief Comfort Officers - Head of Morale & Tail Wags
Brooks
Betty
In a profession filled with profound joy and at times great sorrow, we are grateful for the quiet presence of those who help steady us.
These two gentle souls are more than beloved companions — they are emotional anchors within our practice. On days when we celebrate new life, successful surgeries, and healing recoveries, they share in our happiness. On the harder days, when we sit with families through grief, loss, and difficult decisions — they are here and offering calm without words.
Their steady eyes, soft coats, and patient presence remind us of why we do this work.
They absorb the unspoken weight of the room — sorrow, anxiety, uncertainty — and respond with something uniquely powerful: unconditional presence. A nudge of a nose. A quiet lean against your leg. A warm body resting beside you. In those moments, the human–animal bond becomes tangible and grounding.
Veterinary medicine requires strength, compassion, and emotional resilience. These dogs help us maintain all three. They bring balance to our team and comfort to our hearts. They remind us that even in the most difficult moments, connection heals.
At All Creatures Veterinary Hospital, they stand for what we believe in deeply, that is, The human–animal bond is not just something we protect, it sustains us.
These two gentle souls are more than beloved companions — they are emotional anchors within our practice. On days when we celebrate new life, successful surgeries, and healing recoveries, they share in our happiness. On the harder days, when we sit with families through grief, loss, and difficult decisions — they are here and offering calm without words.
Their steady eyes, soft coats, and patient presence remind us of why we do this work.
They absorb the unspoken weight of the room — sorrow, anxiety, uncertainty — and respond with something uniquely powerful: unconditional presence. A nudge of a nose. A quiet lean against your leg. A warm body resting beside you. In those moments, the human–animal bond becomes tangible and grounding.
Veterinary medicine requires strength, compassion, and emotional resilience. These dogs help us maintain all three. They bring balance to our team and comfort to our hearts. They remind us that even in the most difficult moments, connection heals.
At All Creatures Veterinary Hospital, they stand for what we believe in deeply, that is, The human–animal bond is not just something we protect, it sustains us.
