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Munster, IN

Indiana Munster Animal Hospital Munster Animal Hospital has partnered with Hometown Veterinary Partners. We’re accepting new patients in the greater Munster, IN area specializing in primary and urgent care. We are conveniently located on Calumet Avenue in Munster, just minutes from the heart of town.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs, Rabbits*, Pocket Pets**Select veterinarians only. Call us for more information. Call Us Read more...
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Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Florida Palm Beach Gardens Animal Hospital Hometown Veterinary is accepting new patients in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, specializing in primary and urgent care. We’re conveniently located on North Military Trail in Palm Beach Gardens, right near the corner of PGA Boulevard. Animals We See: Cats, Dogs Call Us Get Directions Connect with us on Facebook 561-627–7688 10333 N. Military Trail, Suite Read more...
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Spencer, MA

Massachusetts Spencer Animal Hospital Spencer Veterinary Hospital has partnered with Hometown Veterinary Partners and is accepting new patients in the greater Spencer, MA area, specializing in primary and urgent care. Contact us for any reason and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs   Call Us Get Directions Connect with us on Facebook Online Pharmacy Pet Portal Read more...
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Charlton, MA

Massachusetts Charlton Animal Hospital Post Road Veterinary Hospital has partnered with Hometown Veterinary Partners and is accepting new patients in the greater Charlton, MA area, specializing in primary and urgent care. Contact us for any reason and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs   Call Us Get Directions Online Pharmacy Connect with us on Facebook 508-248-7990 Read more...
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Naperville, IL

Illinois Naperville Animal Hospital Proudly serving Naperville, Lisle, Bolingbrook, and the surrounding communities, we specialize in primary and urgent care for pets. You can find us in Design Pointe, located just behind McDonald’s for easy access. Our team is also proud to support and care for our Spanish-speaking community.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs Call Us Get Directions Connect with us on Read more...
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Crestwood, MO

Missouri Crestwood Animal Hospital Hometown Veterinary Partners – Crestwood provides personalized, compassionate veterinary care for dogs and cats in the heart of the community. Conveniently located in Crestwood Crossings near Dierbergs, our modern clinic offers full-service care including wellness exams, on-site diagnostics, acupuncture, surgery, urgent care, and preventive medicine. Whether you’re visiting for your pet’s annual check-up or need same-day Read more...
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Gurnee, IL

Illinois Gurnee Animal Hospital Hometown Veterinary is accepting new patients in Gurnee, IL, specializing in primary and urgent care. Contact us or book online for primary and urgent care veterinary care. We are always open to same-day appointments. Contact us for any reason and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs Call Us Get Directions Connect with Read more...
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Orland Park, IL

Illinois Orland Park Animal Hospital Hometown Veterinary now open in Orland Park, IL and we provide primary and urgent care. We are conveniently located in Orland Park next to Jewel-Osco.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs Call Us Get Directions Online Pharmacy Connect with us on Facebook 708-736-8190 18000 Wolf Road, Orland Park, IL 60467 Hours: Monday: 9:00am-5:00pmTuesday & Wednesday: Closed Thursday-Friday: 9:00am-5:00pmSaturday: Read more...
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Schaumburg, IL

Illinois Schaumburg Animal Hospital Formerly Knollwood Animal Hospital, Hometown Veterinary Partners in Schaumburg, IL is welcoming new patients and specializes in primary and urgent care for dogs and cats. Conveniently located off Schaumburg Road near Dunkin’ Donuts, we’re here when your pet needs us most.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs Call Us Get Directions Online Pharmacy Connect with us on Facebook 847-891-8944 Read more...
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Champlin, MN

Minnesota Champlin Animal Hospital Proudly serving Minneapolis, Anoka, and the surrounding communities, specializing in primary and urgent care. We are conveniently located in the strip mall on Theatre Drive across the street from ALDI.Animals We See: Cats, Dogs, Rabbits Call Us Get Directions Online Pharmacy Connect with us on Facebook 763-250-9107 11603 Theatre Drive North, Champlin, MN 55316 Hours: Monday-Saturday 8:00am-5:00pm Read more...

Dr. Won Han, DVM
Veterinarian

According to Dr. Won Han, “There are many ways to build a community. At Munster Animal Hospital, our main goal is to care for our pet companions and to put their owners at ease. The care of pets, through disease prevention and treatment, is our chief concern and focus. It is our desire to see our patients experience a more joyful life and to see their owners experience peace of mind in the process.”

Check out the article from Voyage Chicago to learn more about Dr. Han.

Background
Dr. Han has been a DVM since 1987. He enjoys the problem solving involved in Veterinarian Medicine and seeing the joy that pets bring to their families. He and his family have two dogs; “ Penny” an English Bulldog & Pug Mix and “Baby Bear” a Miniature Poodle & Maltese Mix.

Dr. Michael Foster, DVM
Veterinarian

Dr. Foster is a Purdue University Alumni. He has been practicing medicine since 1974 and has been at Munster Animal Hospital since 1996.

Dr. Stanton, DVM
Veterinarian

Dr. Stanton came to veterinary medicine by following his heart. Shaped by a deep bond with the animals in his own life and inspired by the veterinarians who cared for them, he recognized early on that healing animals — and the people who love them — was his true calling. That philosophy has guided his practice ever since.

Dr. Stanton earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State University and has been practicing since 2007. His early career in rural Colorado, where specialist referrals were often hours away, forged him into a highly skilled generalist with particular depth in emergency medicine, critical care, and surgery. Over the years, he has pursued extensive advanced training, including minimally invasive surgery, endoscopy, and laparoscopy; acupuncture and holistic care; dentistry and maxillofacial surgery; ultrasound interpretation; and cruciate ligament and orthopedic surgery.

He describes his approach as compassionate, thorough, and rooted in curiosity. Dr. Stanton is known for his gentle technique, progressive pain management, and expertise in high-risk anesthesia — always treating each patient, as he puts it, “like they’re my Mom’s pet.” He takes time to truly listen to his clients, performs thorough physical exams, and believes that empathy and honesty are the foundation of great veterinary care.

In addition to cats and dogs, Dr. Stanton has experience with reptiles and a variety of exotic species. He is a member of the AVMA, AAFP, and TCVMA, and is working toward Cat Friendly Practice certification for the clinic. His professional goals include mentoring veterinary technicians and new graduates, and pursuing board certification.

When he’s not in the clinic, Dr. Stanton can be found landscape painting, woodworking, surfing, tending to his bonsai collection, or making music. He shares his home with two cats and a leopard gecko.

Dr. Jennifer Fagerquist

Dr. Jennifer Fagerquist
Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Jennifer Fagerquist grew up in Charlton. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and her Veterinary Degree from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Fagerquist completed 100 hours of coursework at CHI institute in 2013 for Veterinary Acupuncture.
She shares her home with her husband, 6 wonderful children and 2 dogs – Trixie and Tilly along with chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese and donkeys!

In her spare time, Dr. Fagerquist enjoys being outdoors, photography, cooking and decorating cakes. She loves gardening and Cross Fit.

Her love language is acts of service, and it brings her great joy to cook and craft for the team members!

Dr. Roos
Veterinarian

Dr. Roos brings a uniquely well-rounded background to Hometown Vet Partners, combining a deep love of animals with a passion for medicine and problem-solving that has defined her career from the start.

Before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Iowa State University, Dr. Roos worked as a marine-focused zookeeper in Florida, where she gained hands-on experience with seahorses, sharks, and saltwater fish — including breeding programs. Following graduation, she completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at North Carolina State University, further building her expertise in internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and emergency care.

With six years of veterinary experience, Dr. Roos has worked with an impressive range of species, including exotic animals, companion birds, pocket pets, rabbits, ferrets, and shelter animals — in addition to her primary focus on cats and dogs. She has a growing goal of expanding her exotic animal practice to include reptiles, amphibians, and companion avian species.

Dr. Roos describes her approach as practical but thorough. She is committed to discussing the gold standard of care while working closely with owners to find diagnostic and treatment plans that are both medically sound and realistic for their family. Empathy and open communication are at the heart of everything she does — she wants every client to leave the clinic feeling confident and heard.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Roos enjoys hiking, gardening, reading historical fiction, and homesteading on her small hobby farm, which is currently home to chickens, geese, turkeys, and ducks. She also shares her home with five cats and a turtle.

Dr. Roos is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and stays current through continuing education conferences throughout the year.

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Dr. Cheryl Brocki
Veterinarian

Dr. Cheryl Brocki brings a wealth of veterinary leadership and clinical experience to the Hometown Vet Partners team. Having previously served as Chief Veterinary Officer for Hometown Veterinary Partners, Dr. Brocki has spent her career dedicated to both exceptional patient care and the growth and mentorship of veterinary professionals.

Throughout her career, Dr. Brocki has mentored numerous early-career veterinarians, certified veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants. She has a strong background in DVM engagement and retention, onboarding program development for new graduate veterinarians, and building partnerships within the veterinary medicine community. She is also a certificate holder from the BlendVet DEIB program.

Dr. Brocki is known for her commitment to compassionate care, collaboration, and empowering the veterinary teams around her. She is now practicing part-time at our Charlton location, where clients can expect the same dedication to their pets and the human-animal bond that has defined her career.

Dr. Kalei Hash
Veterinarian

Dr. Hash grew up spending time on her great-grandfather’s farm in Nebraska, helping care for lambs, horses, and cows, and was surrounded by dogs and cats at home. Seeing what animals give back to the people who care for them is what led her to veterinary medicine, and it still shapes how she practices.

She earned her DVM from The Ohio State University, where she was inducted into the Phi Zeta Veterinary Honor Society for academic achievement. She has since trained in high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter surgery with the ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance in Asheville, North Carolina, and in emergency and critical care at the Translational Medicine Institute in Fort Collins, Colorado — including small animal endoscopy, ultrasound, emergency surgery, advanced life-saving procedures, and exotic animal emergencies. Most of her clinical work to date has been in emergency medicine.

Dr. Hash approaches care as an advocate for each pet’s health and quality of life, working with owners to build plans across a spectrum of care that fit the pet and the person. She listens first, communicates transparently, and works to make every visit as low-stress as possible. Her advice to pet owners is simple: spend as much quality time with your pet as you can, build a real relationship with your veterinarian, and never be afraid to ask questions.

Outside of work, Dr. Hash is at home in the yard with her three dogs — Bandit, an Australian Shepherd mix; Cooper, a Great Pyrenees–Golden Retriever cross; and Pickles, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. She also shares her home with Figaro, a long-haired cat, five Australian White’s tree frogs, and a crested gecko. She gardens, keeps a growing houseplant collection, and thrifts. She is a member of the AVMA and VECCS.

Rebecca McIntyre
Practice Manager

Rebecca developed a lifelong love and appreciation for animals at an early age, growing up on a farm in North Brookfield. That passion led her to a career in veterinary medicine, where she has dedicated the past 25 years to caring for animals and supporting their families. She spent 15 years working as a veterinary nurse, general practice, ER, and Cardiology before transitioning into leadership and has now served as a Practice Manager for the past 10 years.

Her extensive experience, combined with her commitment to exceptional patient care and client service, helps create a positive and compassionate environment for both pets and their owners.

When she is not at work, she enjoys spending time with her three cats—Vintage, Squall, and Tilly (her foster fail). She also loves exploring the outdoors through hiking, kayaking, and white-water rafting, as well as making memories with friends and family.

Dr. Ortiz

Dr. Stephanie Ortiz, DVM
Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Stephanie Ortiz completed her veterinary education at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, finishing her clinical year at Louisiana State University. She was inspired to become a veterinarian by an impactful experience as a child, when a harsh encounter with a veterinarian left her determined to approach pet care with compassion and education. This experience shaped her philosophy that every pet owner deserves respect and the benefit of the doubt, regardless of their background.

Dr. Ortiz has been practicing veterinary medicine since 2016, primarily working with dogs and cats, and she has a special interest in dentistry, which she continues to enhance through annual wet labs. She emphasizes the importance of preventive care, client communication, and education, striving to ensure that pet owners fully understand the purpose behind recommended treatments.

At home, she has two dogs, John and Ellie, and four cats, who mostly prefer her husband—except for her 16-year-old cat, who occasionally forgets her role as the family veterinarian. Outside of work, Dr. Ortiz enjoys movies, antiquing, and spending time with her dogs. Among her memorable cases is a dog diagnosed with Addison’s disease after his owners noticed he had stopped smiling—a testament to the value of listening to clients’ observations.

Dr. Ortiz stays current with advancements in veterinary medicine through continuing education and looks forward to further improving her dentistry skills. Her advice to pet owners is simple yet reassuring: “You don’t have to be perfect; we do the best we can.”

Dr. Julianna Wessels
Veterinarian

Dr. Julianna Wessels graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016. She has been practicing small animal medicine in the St. Louis area since 2019 with an emphasis on preventative medicine, surgery, and holistic medicine practices. Dr. Wessels practices with a “whole body” philosophy to help keep pets healthy inside and out. This involves traditional preventative medicine, such as vaccines, heartworm/flea/tick prevention, and yearly routine bloodwork, as well as incorporating holistic modalities like acupuncture and herbal therapies when needed for optimal patient care. Her goal is to help keep pets as happy and healthy for as long as possible. In her spare time, Dr. Wessels enjoys reading, kickboxing, and horseback riding.
Dr. Jill Mlsna Veterinarian

Dr. Jill Mlsna
Veterinarian

Dr. Jill Mlsna graduated from Michigan State University in 1989. Dr. Mlsna has two daughters and one son and is the pet parent to two dogs, Jayce a labradoodle, Roxy a mix, and two domestic shorthair cats, Nellie and Mosses. All of Dr. Mlsna’s pets are rescues.

Dr. Peggy Cerling
Veterinarian

Dr. Peggy Cerling graduated from the University of Illinois in 1990. Dr. Cerling has two daughters and is the pet parent to two cats, Scribbles, and Rosie both domestic shorthairs, a Golden Retriever named Buddy, and a Dutch Warmblood horse, Perry. Dr. Cerling’s cats and dog are rescues.
Cindy Makofski (Dr. Mak), DVM

Cindy Makofski (Dr. Mak), DVM
Partner Veterinarian

Dr. Mak, a proud graduate of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, completed her internship at Colorado State University Veterinary Hospital. Afterward, she returned to central Illinois, where she cared for a wide range of animals before relocating to the Chicago suburbs to focus on cats and dogs. With years of experience managing multiple hospitals and mentoring new veterinarians, Dr. Mak brings exceptional expertise and leadership to our team.

“I knew from the age of five that I wanted to become a veterinarian, thanks to an encyclopedia about animals my mother gave me. It became my nightly bedtime story.”

Dr. Mak is a dedicated animal lover, having rescued several cats and adopted their beloved dog, Otis. When she’s not in the clinic, she’s an avid Chicago Bears fan, enjoys playing fantasy football with friends, and loves spending time Up North, boating and swimming on Chute Pond.

Tanya Cullum
Practice Manager

Bio coming soon…

Valerie Eisenbart, DVM

Dr. Valerie Eisenbart, DVM
Partner Veterinarian

Dr. Valerie Eisenbart completed her veterinary education at the University of Illinois and was inspired to become a veterinarian because of the wide variety of opportunities the field offers. She holds a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) from the University of Illinois at Chicago, in addition to her DVM, and has been practicing veterinary medicine for 13 years.

Dr. Eisenbart has extensive experience with dogs and cats, primarily working in general practice, and has held roles that involved coaching other DVMs. Her approach to veterinary care focuses on providing the best possible care that aligns with her clients’ beliefs and priorities. She emphasizes prevention and monitoring, advocating for an appropriate diet, comprehensive parasite prevention, vaccinations, and dental care to keep pets healthy.

Building strong client relationships is a priority for Dr. Eisenbart, and she does so by listening to her clients’ concerns and understanding the human-animal bond. At home, she has a few fish and a corn snake. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her family.

Dr. Eisenbart is actively involved with professional organizations, including the ISVMA, the University of Illinois Veterinary Medical Alumni Association, the AVMA, and the Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association. She was honored as Chief of Staff of the Year in 2019 and received the ISVMA Dr. Erwin Small First Decade Award in 2021.

Her professional goals include creating an inclusive hospital environment and supporting the growth and development of her team and other veterinary professionals. A memorable highlight of her career includes successfully treating parvovirus in two young puppies through outpatient care, watching them grow into healthy young dogs.

Dr. Eisenbart advises pet owners to prioritize dental health, noting that brushing teeth or using dental wipes and scheduling regular cleanings can greatly impact a pet’s overall health. She stays up-to-date with advancements in veterinary medicine by attending conferences and participating in online veterinary communities. Dr. Eisenbart cherishes meeting clients, hearing their stories, and feels privileged to be part of their lives while caring for their beloved pets.

Dazjah Samuels, DVM

Dazjah Samuels, DVM
Veterinarian

Dr. Dazjah Samuels grew up in the south suburbs of Chicago, where her passion for animals was ignited. She has had an obsession with animals for as long as she can remember, gained from watching her grandmother feed and provide shelter for homeless animals in their neighborhood. After high school, Dr. Samuels traveled to New Orleans, LA to attend Dillard University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Biology, minoring in Chemistry.

Dr. Samuels is a 2024 graduate from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, and attended the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine for her clinical year. While attending veterinary school, Dr. Samuels became a Morris Animal Foundation and Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) grant recipient for research on bat populations in St. Kitts. Dr. Samuels ’interests include dermatology and surgery, and she plans to incorporate integrative medicine into her everyday practice. She has one dog (Moon) and a guinea pig (Cocoa Butter). Her hobbies include painting, watching tv, and relaxing outside with Moon.

Katie Cerulli, DVM

Katie Cerulli, DVM
Partner Veterinarian

Dr. Cerulli’s journey in veterinary medicine began in upstate New York before she embarked on an academic adventure. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science, with a minor in Dairy Science, from the University of New Hampshire. Driven by her passion for animals, she pursued her veterinary education at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, situated on the picturesque island of St. Kitts in the British West Indies. To complete her training, she conducted her clinical year at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK.

With a solid educational foundation, Dr. Cerulli embarked on her professional career working as a small animal veterinarian in Glastonbury, CT. In November 2021, she relocated to Minnesota, bringing her expertise and warm-hearted approach to her new community.

As a proud pitbull mom to Amaretto and Drambuie, Dr. Cerulli understands the profound bond between pets and their owners. In her leisure time, she cherishes moments spent with loved ones, indulging in board games, unleashing her creativity through crafting, exploring new destinations, embarking on invigorating hikes with her four-legged companions, and capturing memories through her lens as a keen photographer.

Dr. Cerulli’s professional interests extend to behavior and preventative medicine, reflecting her commitment to the holistic well-being of her patients. With genuine enthusiasm, she eagerly looks forward to getting to know you and your beloved pets, delivering compassionate care and forging lasting connections. 💛

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Dr. Samantha Wojack, DVM
Veterinarian

Dr. Samantha Wojack is a compassionate and dedicated veterinarian who brings a thoughtful, fear-free approach to every visit. A graduate of Atlantic Veterinary College in Prince Edward Island, Canada, Dr. Wojack has been practicing small animal medicine for over two years, with a primary focus on dogs, cats, and rabbits.

From a young age, Dr. Wojack knew she wanted to help animals in a meaningful way. During vet school, she followed her passions by spending extra time on rotations in anesthesia, exotic animal medicine, and behavior — experiences that continue to shape her clinical interests today. While not currently board-certified in a specialty, she dreams of returning to school one day to pursue a specialization in veterinary anesthesia.

Dr. Wojack believes in building strong, open relationships with both pets and their people. She focuses on preventative care as a foundation for lifelong health, with a special interest in reducing fear and stress during visits. Whether it means sitting on the floor to earn a pet’s trust or taking extra time to ensure a client feels heard and understood, her goal is to create a positive, collaborative experience for everyone involved.

One of her most rewarding cases involved diagnosing a rare condition called Masticatory Muscle Myositis in a young pit mix. After weeks of discomfort and multiple appointments with other providers, Dr. Wojack’s diagnosis and treatment helped the patient return to her happy, playful self — an experience that reinforced her love of problem-solving and patient advocacy.

At home, Dr. Wojack shares her life with four rabbits — Eva, Loki, Maverick, and Goose — and a leopard gecko named Lenny. Outside the clinic, she enjoys crocheting, crafting, baking, and gaming. She also hopes to partner with local rescue organizations in the future to support spay/neuter and vaccination efforts.

Dr. Wojack is committed to lifelong learning and regularly engages in continuing education and veterinary journals to stay current on the latest advancements in medicine.

Her advice to pet parents?
“Routine visits can be a game changer for catching things early. And always advocate for your pet — you know them best.”

Katie Kuecker
Hospital Director

Katie is a certified veterinary technician who has dedicated the last 19 years of her career to various aspects of veterinary medicine. She has been a Practice manager for the last four years after having completed her business degree.

She has a genuine love for her work and her favorite part is being able to develop strong relationships with clients and their pets. One of her passions is supporting her team and providing them with the necessary resources to grow their careers. She is a compassionate leader who values the importance of building a positive and collaborative work environment.

In her free time, Katie enjoys spending time with her family, playing volleyball, traveling, photography, and taking care of her hobby farm. She shares her life with her beloved horse Turbo, mini donkey Zoey, cat Fergus, and Husky Luke, and is always looking forward to welcoming more animals into her family. Katie’s commitment to her profession, her team, and her family is an inspiration to those around her, and her passion for helping others and animals alike makes her a valuable member of our team and we are so lucky to have her.

Deborah Mitchell, DVM

Deborah Mitchell, DVM
Veterinarian

Dr. Deborah Mitchell sold Knollwood Hospital for Pets in August 2024 to Hometown Veterinary Partners and is now retired. Dr. Mitchell and her wife, Dr. Heather Hopkins, share their lives with a rescued terrier mix, 14-year-old Walter from Homeward Bound Animal Rescue. In her spare time, Dr. Mitchell enjoys gardening, reading, kayaking, and volunteering with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Kris
Practice Manager

Kris is the hospital manager and a certified veterinary technician. Kris has been working in the veterinary field since 1985. Kris is the pet parent to two dogs – Spirit, a Westie/Bichon mix and Alice, a beagle/terrier mix. Both Kris’ dogs are rescues.
Dr. Delaney Rohan

Dr. Delaney Rohan
Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Delaney Rohan earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from St. George’s University, completing her clinical year at the University of Minnesota. She also holds a Master’s in Public Health, which shapes her One Health approach to veterinary care — recognizing the deep connection between animal, human, and environmental health.

Her journey into veterinary medicine began at Farm Camp as a child, when an unforgettable hands-on moment with a cow sparked her lifelong passion to advocate for animals.

With over two years of experience working with dogs and cats, Dr. Rohan is passionate about preventative care and enjoys working collaboratively with pet owners to create treatment plans that suit their unique needs.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Rohan enjoys playing volleyball and pickleball, cross-country skiing, biking, and spending time with family and friends. She shares her home with a tabby cat named Jackson and is excited to meet you and your pets!

Dr. Raeyna Longtin, DVM, CVA, FFCP, AAFP-CFV, CAETA-CGEP Veterinarian

Dr. Raeyna Longtin, DVM, CVA, FFCP, AAFP-CFV, CAETA-CGEP
Veterinarian

Dr. Longtin has been caring for pets and their people for nearly three decades. A proud graduate of the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine, she’s built a career rooted in empathy, understanding, and a deep appreciation for the special bond between animals and their families.
With advanced training in veterinary acupuncture, Fear Free handling, feline-friendly care, and gentle euthanasia, Dr. Longtin brings both clinical skills and a calming presence to every visit. She believes great veterinary care starts with listening—understanding not just the pet’s needs, but the unique role that pet plays in the life of their family.

Dr. Longtin spent 12 years as a house call veterinarian, an experience that forever shaped her flexible, patient-focused approach. She understands that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution and works closely with each family to find the care plan that’s right for them.

Outside the clinic, you’ll likely find her working on crafts or fixing up her vintage Volkswagen Beetle. Her home is full of love—and pets! She shares it with a golden retriever named Bubbles, five cats, two snakes, and a tank full of colorful fish.

Whether it’s a routine checkup or a tough decision, Dr. Longtin is here to support you and your pet every step of the way.

Andrea Braha Partner Veterinarian

Dr. Andrea Braha
Partner Veterinarian

Dr. Andrea Braha is a compassionate and experienced veterinarian specializing in small animal medicine. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. Dr. Braha started her veterinary career in Canada before moving to the Tampa Bay area, where she had been proudly serving the community for over a decade.

While enjoying all aspects of veterinary medicine, Dr. Braha’s focus is on emergency and internal medicine. She brings a wealth of expertise to her role, with a background in general practice, urgent care, and 24/7 emergency facilities. Dr. Braha is dedicated to offering a concierge level of medical service, tailoring personalized care to meet the unique needs of each pet and their family. She constantly strives to hone her skills through hands-on courses and continuing education, staying at the forefront of veterinary advancements.

When she’s not in the clinic, Dr. Braha enjoys spending time outdoors with her Great Pyrenees, competing in local horse shows, traveling and experiencing new regions, and exploring the vibrant lifestyle of sunny Florida.

Dr. Rob Nicholson

Dr. Rob Nicholson
Partner Doctor

Dr. Rob Nicholson graduated from Tufts Veterinary School in 1995. He has practiced both large and small animal medicine in the area for the past 20 years. In addition to currently being a small animal Veterinarian, he is an Associate Clinical Professor at Tufts Veterinary School, teaching the Clinical Skills course to first and second-year Veterinary students.

Dr. Nicholson enjoys preventive medicine, surgery, and dentistry and is enjoying serving the greater Charlton area as the new owner of Post Road Veterinary Hospital.

Brandi Obman
Hospital Director

Brandi’s passion for creating a collaborative and healthy work environment where everyone feels welcome and supported aligns perfectly with our vision to create positive change in veterinary medicine. Brandi says, “I’m excited to make a hospital space that makes sense for the people working in it. I see this as an opportunity to show our teams that there is a way to get back to why we started in veterinary medicine in the first place.”

Fun facts about Brandi:

  • She is originally from Chicago and lives in South Carolina
  • Her favorite food is Alaskan Snow Crab (in large quantities, of course!)
  • She has two cats, Tuna Tataki and Wasabi Ginger and four chickens, Pad, Thai, Stepanie, and HeiHei
  • She is a graduate of Coastal Carolina University with a BS in Marine Science
  • She has 16 years of experience in veterinary medicine as a VA and Practice Manager
Kathleen Chiu (Hayes), DVM (aka “Q”)

Kathleen Chiu (Hayes), DVM (aka “Q”)
Partner Veterinarian

Originally from Massachusetts, Dr. Chiu’s journey started with a childhood obsession with any critter she could get her hands on. From her beloved family cat Pumpkin to the mischievous duo Toby and Rusty, she adored all things fluffy. No wonder she developed a passion for veterinary medicine! Her academic endeavors took her from the University of Vermont, where she majored in Animal Science and Biological Science (think herding cows and being a livestock management pro!), to The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at The University of Edinburgh. Graduating with Distinction in 2011, she proved she was no ordinary vet—she was a force to be reckoned with. Q is always on a mission to expand her knowledge, so she’s currently enrolling at Chi University for Certification in Veterinary Acupuncture.

When it comes to her professional interests, Dr. Chiu’s passions lie in preventative health, internal medicine, endocrinology, chronic pain management, and alternative medicine. She has her own fantastic crew of pets, including two Pitbulls, Casey, and Asher, who were rescued from dog fighting. There’s Kiwi and Phoebe, their indoor kitties, and a gang of rescue barn cats named Strip, Fifty, and Ghost. And let’s not forget “The Fantastic Four,” their feathery friends that rule the backyard—the chickens!

Dr. Chiu enjoys quality time with her family, getting her hands dirty in the garden, whipping up some mouthwatering treats in the kitchen, and embracing the beach life. Moving to the Myrtle Beach area was the ultimate game-changer for her, offering the perfect blend of work and play. She’s all about saving the day for the Myrtle Beach community’s furry companions and supporting local pet and wildlife rescues. She’s here to be their champion and their dedicated vet!