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FURNETIC VETERINARY CLINIC - WHO WE ARE
(With Petunia)
Tom Graves brings an intense passion and incisive curiosity to everything his does. And since joining the university's veterinary faculty in 2002, he's done a lot.
(With Rhodesian Ridgeback, Bludger)
Dr. Kelly Ballantyne is a veterinarian with a degree from the University of Illinois College ofVeterianry Medicine as well as a growing interest in animal behavior.
Dr. Leslie Gellatly is a 2007 graduate of the University of Ilinois College of Veterinary Medicine. Getting to know you and your animal companions is her favorite part of the job.
Chicago Recruitment, Office of Academic and Student Affairs
(With Loza and Ramona)
Dr. Tracey Hlede graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006. Her passion for veterinary medicine is clear whether she's educating clients or mentoring future veterinarians.
(With Penny)
Dr. Lindsay Seilheimer received her veterinary degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2003, completing her clinical year at the University of Illinois (where she also received her Bachelor of Science degree). Go, Illini!
(And her frisky boxer, Pnut)
Kelsie Dolezal holds both an associate's degree and a bachelor's degree in veterinary technology with a focus on animal behavior, which means she can tell you a lot about dog behavior, and — oddly enough — bears.
(and her beagles, Tucker and Augie)
Katie Dehority graduated from college with two degrees and a boundless love for pets. A skilled veterinary tech, she has a special interest in both animal behavior and becoming trained in disaster relief for animals.
(With her dog, Huckleberry)
Melissa Minelli's devotion to pet health has been going strong since before she took her first job in a veterinary clinic when she was 16 years old. One way she channels her passion is to encourage clients to develop—and stick to—a plan for keeping their furry friends at a healthful weight. This one step prevents so many problems from ever arising!
(Shown here with her Shepherd mix, Flags)
Well-versed in both operations management and client support, Rosemary Burke helps balance the human side of the equation at Furnetic veterinary clinic, adding exceptional client relations to pet care that's second to none.
(With her Doberman, Lexus, and cat, Boots)
Sheila Robbins Campbell holds a degree in animal science and a special place in her heart for animals who are down on their luck, which is why she's the proud owner of four furry friends who were once just rescued pets.
