Dr. Diane Dodin

Dr. Dodin finished her undergraduate degree at Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, PA.  She earned her bachelor of science degree which focused on small animal science.  She obtained her veterinary degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and finished her clinical year at the University of Illinois in 2003.  Dr. Dodin has been practicing for over 20 years.  Her free time is spent volunteering at Red Door Animal Shelter  and working out. Dr. Dodin has two  sweet cats named Munchkin and Mama Kitty, and multiple fresh water fish.

Kristine

Kristina is a proud Cyclone, graduating from Iowa State University in 2015 with her BS in Animal Science and pre-veterinary medicine. She is currently enrolled in Penn Foster's Veterinary Technician program. It’s no surprise that she ended up working with animals since she can never remember wanting to do anything else! Even her parents were surprised when as a child she consistently told people she wanted to be a veterinarian when she grew up. Since then, she has worked with animals at shelters, pet stores, and veterinarian offices. Kristina lives in Wheeling with her son, two cats (Zanna and Zookie), dog (Camille), and guinea pigs (Rufus and Simon). Kristina loves to read fantasy novels and spend time outdoors.

Jay

Jay has been an animal lover their whole life. Their current family includes Oliver, a cat; George, Ham, and Lucy, three rambunctious guinea pigs; and Tod, a corn snake.
This passion has followed them into adulthood, where they have a history of working as a dog trainer and animal sitter. Jay’s dedication to promoting the health of furry companions drives their commitment to continuous learning, and they are excited to continue their journey within the veterinary field.

Mary

Mary has been a dedicated Veterinary Technician since 2020. She is currently pursing a degree in Veterinary Technology at Murray State University and plans to graduate in 2025. At a very early age she knew she wanted to spend her life working with and taking care of animals. She started walking dogs/dog sitting at age 12, then began working at a boarding facility at 15, and at 17 began working at a small clinic in Southern Maryland. Her passion for helping animals continues to grow everyday. Mary loves hiking with her dog (Tito) and spending time with friends and family.

Mo

Mo comes to Prospect Animal Hospital with many years of customer service experience. They previously worked at a nonprofit organization and wanted to extend their kindness and compassion to people's furry companions as well. They're the proud parent of two leopard geckos Minnie and Godzilla. When they aren't working, Mo enjoys writing and drawing, going to concerts, playing videogames, and hiking.