Senior Veterinary Nurse

Lisa started her veterinary nursing career with us in 2007. She has a proud owner of a Saint Bernard called Alfie. After working in a pet shop, Lisa decided to become a veterinary nurse in order to work more closely with animals. She particularly enjoys looking after the hospitalised patients. Lisa is quite partial to the colour yellow and outside of work she plays hockey competitively.

Senior Veterinary Nurse

Jeanette started working as a veterinary nurse shortly after finishing high school and is still loving working as part of a veterinary team more than 25 years on. She has been with the Wyndham Veterinary Clinic since we first opened in 2000 and works as part of our surgical nursing team. She has four pets: Ralphie a red British shorthair, Gus, a blue British shorthair, Dapherz, a Staffordshire terrier that she raised from birth and Sox, the energetic 9 year old border collie. In her spare time she enjoys riding her bike, walking the dogs, eating, travelling and hanging out on the farm.

Senior Veterinary Nurse

Allison started her nursing career in 1987 after finishing school and has been a valuable part of our nursing team since 2003.

At home she has 2 playful young cats, Lexi and Luna which she hand reared.

Outisde of work, Allison enjoys playing netball and spending time with the family.

Senior Veterinary Nurse

Merissa became a veterinary nurse in 2005, and has since had experience in multiple veterinary clinics as well as the pet food industry. She joined our team in October 2014. She has been an animal lover since birth, attending dog obedience trials with her parents and the family German Shepherd and Irish Setters before she could walk, and was cat-obsessed throughout her childhood. Having bred numerous litters of Burmese cats and Australian Bulldogs and fostering countless puppies and kittens, it’s natural that her passion includes reproduction, neonatal care and nutrition. She enjoys regular obedience training with her dogs, including George (pictured) and hopes to progress into other activities such as tracking and herding with her German Shepherd, Hannah, who arrived to the family in June 2015.

Senior Veterinary Nurse

Rebecca joined the team in 2019. She has completed certificates in Animal studies and Companion animal services. She has had a passion for working with animals since she was young. She has a menagerie of dogs in her care, Lexi, Pebbles, Boris and Max who give her and her family so much joy every day.

Senior Veterinary Nurse

Zoey became a trainee nurse in 2019 and has completed her certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She has wanted to work with animals from a young age, having grown up with horses her entire life. She has three dogs, a Maltese cross named Mia and two American Staffordshire named Lexie and Dre. Since joining the team she has enjoyed all aspects of nursing and would love to add cats to her fur family eventually. In her spare time she enjoyed traveling, exploring new areas & spending time with family and friends.

Veterinary Nurse

Taylah joined the clinic in 2018. She has always had the ambition to work with animals because she loves helping those who can’t help themselves. She has three dogs, one of which is a gorgeous Rottweiler (pictured). She has hopes to someday own a cat… or 5. Outside of work she enjoys seeing her friends and going on adventures.

Jess Is a qualified veterinary nurse with a passion for caring for exotic and unusual pets and joined the WVC team in 2021! She is Avian Fear Free certified and has completed various exotics and wildlife veterinary courses for a range of different species.

She has a soft spot for rabbits, guinea pigs, birds and reptiles... however, her love and fascination for axolotls will forever be unrivalled! In her spare time you can find her nerding out - studying all things exotics or gaming, painting miniatures and watching anime. Jess looks forward to seeing you and your unusual pets in the clinic!

Jess joined the team at the start of 2023 and is currently completing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She has enjoyed learning everything there is to know about Veterinary Nursing and has a passion for helping animals in need.

Jess has wanted to be a Veterinary nurse since she was little and now it has been a dream come true to work with animals every day.

Jess has a beautiful Cavoodle named Theo and 2 blue budgies. In her spare time she enjoys playing with her dog and spending time with family and friends.

Ever since Rennie was a young child, she always dreamed of working in the veterinary industry. Her passion for looking after animals started with nurturing baby chicks and chickens, then Nikki the little Jack Russell joined the family, followed by a very sick kitten called Socks who she was only supposed to have for a couple of weeks (Socks is still around and is now a grumpy old girl!).

We moved from the suburbs to country Victoria during Covid and our head count increased as we settled in our new home. She loves to “foster” animals and has failed twice now and has 2 dogs, a Border Collie named Willow and a Maremma cross named Beau. We also added a couple of kittens called Luna and Angus with the addition of a goat, rooster, more chickens and now 10 baby chicks which were hatched in an incubator.

She feels she has already learnt so much as a trainee at Wyndham Veterinary Clinic, and she’s excited to see where her future goes as she experiences more and more!

Sarah began her journey with us as a Workplace student during Highschool and is now a trainee nurse currently working towards her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. She holds Certificate II and III in animals studies, which she has completed during Highschool. Her passion for animals has been evident from a young age, nurtured through volunteering at the Collingwood Childrens Farm and working at various kennels and catteries, including the Lost Dogs Home. Sarah has two cats named Luna and Sylvie that she always gets mixed up, and a new member to her household, Murphy, a 9-month-old cavoodle.