After joining Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic in 1991, I, along with my amazing partners Greg Ingman and Jake Searle, focused on creating a family environment that provided great medicine. Every decision was made with the question “is it best for the pet?”.
Neli Seem fell in love with animals at a young age on her grandmother’s farm in Bulgaria where she spent her summers growing up. Stray cats and dogs were often her favorite playmates providing hours of laughter, love,
Dr. Katie Rawlings started going on farm calls at age six with a family friend and equine veterinarian. In love with the romance of healing animals and helping their people, she knew she would be a veterinarian.
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Stephen P. Heller is an animal lover at heart, whether he’s giving a home to rescued pot-bellied pigs, goats, and horses, or tending to a menagerie of the more domesticated variety that roam his home.
Growing up in Montreal Canada, Dr. Stacy Chartrand knew from an early age that she wanted to become a veterinarian as many young girls do. It was after many years of challenging work
After joining Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic in 1991, I, along with my amazing partners Greg Ingman and Jake Searle, focused on creating a family environment that provided great medicine. Every decision was made with the question “is it best for the pet?”.
Neli Seem fell in love with animals at a young age on her grandmother’s farm in Bulgaria where she spent her summers growing up. Stray cats and dogs were often her favorite playmates providing hours of laughter, love,
Dr. Katie Rawlings started going on farm calls at age six with a family friend and equine veterinarian. In love with the romance of healing animals and helping their people, she knew she would be a veterinarian.
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Stephen P. Heller is an animal lover at heart, whether he’s giving a home to rescued pot-bellied pigs, goats, and horses, or tending to a menagerie of the more domesticated variety that roam his home.
Growing up in Montreal Canada, Dr. Stacy Chartrand knew from an early age that she wanted to become a veterinarian as many young girls do. It was after many years of challenging work
