|
|
DR. LORI DAVIS
Dr. Davis graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine with her DVM degree in 2008. After graduating, she worked at Byland Animal Hospital in Loudonville, Ohio, for eight years and then at Masterson's Vet Clinic in Somerset, Ohio, for two years before purchasing the Amanda Animal Hospital. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, but truly loves livestock and equine work - including reproduction. She also really enjoys small animal soft tissue surgery. Her husband, Tony, is from Amanda and they have three children - Peyton, Clay and Helen. Current Member Of: Ohio Veterinary Medical Association | American Veterinary Medical Association | American Association of Bovine Practitioners | American Association of Equine Practitioners | American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners 
DR. ANNIE LOHSTROH
Dr. Lohstroh graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine with her DVM degree in 2014. After graduating, she ran her own ambulatory mixed animal practice before joining our team at Amanda Animal Hospital. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, but truly loves working in a mixed animal hospital. Her favorite animals to work with are goats, cows and small animals. She also really enjoys production agriculture and expanding her surgical skills. She and her husband, Jon, run Lohstroh Family Farms in Mt. Sterling. They have two children, Julie and Walter. Current Member Of: Pickaway County Farm Bureau | AVMA | OVMA 
DR. SABRINA CALLAWAY
Dr. Callaway attended Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine for veterinary school. She practiced at a mixed animal clinic in North Dakota before returning to Ohio. She enjoys the variety of mixed animal practice particularly production medicine and small animal surgery. Outside of work she enjoys outdoor activities with her husband, Bowen, and two dogs Max and Tucker. Current Member Of: American Veterinary Medical Association | Ohio Veterinary Medical Association | American Association of Bovine Practitioners 
DR. APRIL WALTERS
Dr. Walters attended The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine to obtain her DVM. While she truly enjoys the day-to-day variety found in mixed animal practice, her favorite aspects of the veterinary field include production and equine medicine, as well as reproduction and surgery across all species. When not practicing medicine, you can find her outside tending her flower gardens or trying new restaurants with her husband, Chris. They also enjoy hiking and kayaking with their pets, Watson and Waylon. 
NITA PRICE, RECEPTIONIST
Nita has been at Amanda Animal Hospital since May of 2017. As you may know, she loves telling stories to the clients waiting in the lobby! Before joining AAH, she drove a school bus for 26 years for the Amanda Clearcreek School District. She lives in Amanda with her husband, Dave, whom she's been married to for 30 years. She has two children, Lacey and Jacob, and four grandchildren - Laney, Tanner, Marlee and Titan. She has a "small zoo" at home, including several dogs, cats, a ferret and a baby python. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and spending time with her family. |
BECCA FORD, TECHNICIAN
Becca is an Amanda-Clearcreek graduate who continued her education and love of animals at Bradford School. After graduating from the veterinary technician program, she began her journey at Amanda Animal Hospital, where she loves going on farm calls! In her free time, she helps her husband, David, with his family-owned butcher shop and farm. For now, they have multiple fur babies but hope to add some little ones into the mix soon! 
KATHRYN FETHEROLF, TECHNICIAN
Kat graduated with an associate degree in veterinary technology from Bradford and became a registered technician in 2015. She has been working in the field since then, with five years in a small animal clinic before joining the Amanda Animal Hospital team in 2020. She loves working in a mixed animal practice and in her spare time enjoys spending time with her three dogs and family. 
ANN WINGERT, TECHNICIAN
Ann has been a Registered Veterinary Technician since 2013 after graduating from Stautzenberger College. Ann grew up on the north side of Columbus with pets of all kinds, including dogs, rabbits, ducks and a goat. She loves all parts of her job, especially anesthesia. She became a vet tech because she loves being around people who love animals and loves helping owners take the best care possible of their pets. Ann currently shares her life with two rescued pit bulls (Nikki and Lucy), a cat that adopted her (Ms. Norris), a cockatiel (Georgey Bird), and a Leopard Gecko (Le Geek). She loves hiking with her dogs, doing yoga, reading and vegan cooking. 
MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN, TECHNICIAN
Mary Ellen started her veterinary journey at University of Findlay where she graduated with a major in animal science. During her breaks from Findlay she would shadow Dr. Forsythe, especially at Hillsboro stock sale. Mary Ellen continued on and off shadowing and working at Amanda Animal Hospital until 2017 when she worked almost full time and went to Columbus State Community College in the Veterinary Technician Program. In 2019, she graduated from the program and was soon certified. She has a high anxiety dog, Ace, that you would sometimes see at the clinic as a clinic dog. She also has four cats, Purdue, Mittens, Molly and Bahgeara. Mary Ellen loves the mixed practice experience of working with cattle in the morning to doing a dog C-section in the afternoon. 
KAITLYN DELONG,
RECEPTIONIST/ASSISTANT Kaitlyn grew up in Hocking Hills and was an avid member of 4-H and FFA. She enjoyed showing and breeding Mini Rex and Californian rabbits, along with her horses. She graduated from college with a degree in equine healthcare. After marrying her husband, Brian, in 2015, they were blessed with their daughter, Emma Reese. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, and stepson, Chase. Their growing homestead consists of two dogs, three cats, and a blind shetland pony. Kaitlyn is also working on expanding her herd of dappled Boer and Nigerian Dwarf goats. 
SHELBY, ASSISTANT
Shelby is currently an assistant at the clinic and is in vet tech school at Columbus State. She has her own mini farm with goats, chickens, ducks, four cats (Ollie, Prairie, Phoebe and Phoenix) and three dogs (Tater, Ellie and Gertie). She owns her own candle business and spends all of her time with her animals and family. 
AUGGIE, GOODWILL AMBASSADOR
Auggie came to us as a rescue at four weeks of age after he was thrown out of a moving vehicle. Auggie is more of a "behind-the-scenes" cat, as he likes hiding in cabinets and sitting in our sink begging for water refreshments. |
