Dr. Eileen Adamo
Dr. Eileen is a native Rochesterian who graduated from Bishop Kearney in 1989. She then completed her undergraduate biochemistry degree in 1993 and her veterinary degree in 1997, both at Cornell University. She has specialized in feline practice since graduation. Eileen is the proud mother of 2 girls and a rambunctious black cat.
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Dr. Kerrie Sanders
Dr. Kerrie came to The Cat Doctors from Oklahoma, where she received both her undergraduate (2004) and veterinary education (2008). Although she's always had cats in her life, it was during vet school that she realized how extraordinarily unique the feline patient was. Dr. Kerrie especially enjoys the challenges of senior cat care. Outside of work she likes trying her hand at vegetarian cooking, attending concerts, reading, jogging, skiing, taking her dogs to the park, and of course learning about all things feline.
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Jen Lang, LVT
Jen graduated from Medaille College in 2007 with a degree in Veterinary Technology. After graduation, she worked full-time for two years at Cornell University Hospital for Animals. She specialized as an Intermediate Care Nurse and occasionally assisted in the Intensive Care Unit.
Jen recently decided to give private practice a try, and has been a part of The Cat Doctors since April 2010. She enjoys the serene atmosphere of feline-only practice and giving lots of TLC to the patients. Thankfully, she still is able to fulfill her need for an adrenaline rush by working weekends at Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Center!
She has 3 cats: Lazlo (an orange tiger), Bubba Licious (a Siberian cat) and Daphnie (a Persian). In her free time, she enjoys fishing, spending time with her animals, horseback riding, hanging out at the lake and watching movies (the scarier the better!).
Jenna Baca, LVT
Jenna graduated in May of 2010 from Alfred State College with her associate's in Veterinary Technology after earning her baccalaureate in Biology from Kalamazoo College in 2007. Jenna especially loves equine and feline medicine, with special interests in radiology, ultrasonography, and behavior. She has many 'furkids', including her two cats, Patra and Menu, two mischievous ferrets, and an 18-year-old Quarterhorse mare, who strongly disagrees with the term 'retirement'. Jenna enjoys the continuously evolving challenge of understanding the cat, and has spent many years in foster care and shelter medicine involved in feline behavior and rehabilitation.
In her spare time, Jenna enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, personal fitness, horseback riding, sailing, kayaking, pilates and ballet. And of course, cuddling up with her cats and a good book.
Samantha Beardsley
Samantha joined the cat doctors in October of 2008. She has a strong background in customer service along with a lifelong love for all cats. She is currently pursuing a degree in Business at Monroe Community College and also enjoys continuing her education regarding felines both for hospital and personal use. Samantha is the proud mother of her first baby girl kitten born June of 2007. She also considers herself very fortunate to have joined what in her mind is the best practice she could be at in the Rochester area again both for personal and professional reasons. "I would not trust my cat in anyone else's care."
Trish Febrey
Trish has been involved in animal rescue and rehabilitation for many years, including shelter work for 4 years. This includes foster care and hospice care for sick, disabled or senior pets.
Trish is also involved in animal activism, especially concerning the rights of shelter dogs. Trish enjoys hiking with her dogs and restoring old bicycles. Trish is certified in Dangerous Reptile handling and pet first aid.
Joyce Schneider
We are all sorry to no longer have Joyce at The Cat Doctors, but her husband's business venture moved them to North Carolina. Joyce often tells us how she misses TCD... but I bet she won't miss the winter weather!! Good Luck, Joyce!
