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Jenni joined the Veterinary Team at St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic in February 2015.

Jenni grew up in Brisbane, and moved to the Riverland in 1991, after graduating from University of Queensland - Bachelor of Veterinary Science with First Class Honours. She lived and worked in the Riverland until February 2021, when she moved to Adelaide.

She feels very privileged to have had the opportunity to provide veterinary care for so many wonderful Riverland pets over many years, and is looking forward to being able to do the same in Adelaide.

She completed post-graduate studies in 1996 when she was awarded Membership of the Australian College of Veterinary Science in Small Animal Medicine. She also completed post-graduate studies in Feline Medicine in 2016.

Her menagerie currently consists of; Toffie the spoilt Chihuahua cross, Kitty the geriatric cat and six simply gorgeous chickens (Ginger, Ruby, Lacey 1, Lacey 2 and two without names).

Leo joined the Veterinary team at St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic in January 2021.

Leo grew up in Windhoek Namibia before moving to Adelaide in 2003. For three years during her university studies, she worked St Bernards Road Veterinary Clinic, assisting with Client Relations on Saturday mornings. She graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Adelaide in 2019.

In 2020 she pursued a 12-month rotating internship at a specialist clinic in the Gold Coast where she managed many interesting cases and witnessed incredible patient stories. She re-joined the St. Bernards Road team as a Veterinarian in January 2021 and is very excited to be a part of helping your furry friends live their happiest and fullest lives.

Leo has a special interest in abdominal ultrasound and internal medicine and is looking forward to improving her skills and knowledge in these areas.

Leo has 4 rabbits and 1 very boisterous and loving Staffy keeping her busy at home. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, exploring the outdoors, and spending quality time with friends and family.

Amy joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic team as our Practice Manager in January 2020.

Amy started her Nursing career in 2005 in Murray Bridge. She is very passionate about behaviour and decreasing anxiety in our pets on their veterinary clinic visits. She started her first role in management in 2014 and loves the challenges that the role brings. Even after 15 years in the industry, there is nothing she loves more than cuddling and reassuring all of the patients!

Since starting at St Bernards Road in January 2020, she has been blown away by the amazing clients and the excellent standard of care that our patients recieve.

She shares her home with 2 kitties (Oscar and Alf) and her14 year old dog Maisey - she couldn’t imaging life without them!

Fun fact about Amy is that she lived in the jungle in Borneo for 7 months looking after six Sun Bears, one monkey, 3 dogs and 144 cats and teaching Vet Nursing skills to the locals! It was the experience of a life time.

Mary joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Client Relations team in March 2021.

Mary has always harboured a secret ambition to work in a vet clinic even though she has a successful teaching and music career. As a child she was the one in the large family that had the mice, rats, birds, dogs, cats, a goat and even pet ducks. In March of 2014 Mary joined the RivaPetz Pet Care team in Berri to support the Client Relations Team with behind the scenes administrative work. She gets to use her computing skills as well as doing something with animals which is a bonus for her!

Mary is now providing admin support for St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic from Berri as well and joining us in Adelaide on a fortnightly basis so that she has the chance to get to know our wonderful patients and clients.

Ashleigh joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Client Relations team in June 2020.

Ashleigh has always been surrounded by animals and loves being able to see them everyday at work. She enjoys working on reception, meeting and assisting clients and cuddling their fur babies. Although she currently doesn't have any pets, her favourite breeds are Labradors and Golden Retrievers. In her spare time, she likes going on road trips and walks, cooking and being with family and friends.

Ashleigh joined the team at St Bernards Road Veterinary Clinic in 2020 and is excited about all the possibilities for her future in this amazing industry. She is looking forward to welcoming you and your pet next time you visit the clinic.

Caitlin joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Nursing team in March 2020.

Being a Veterinary Nurse has been her career goal ever since she was a little girl. She has always had a passion for animals and has grown up with an array of pets. At home, she is owned by three beautiful Persians called Leedan, Mufdi and Linda.

She began her career in the Veterinary Industry in 2011 as an Animal Caretaker at AdelaideVet, she then went on to study a Certificate in Animal Studies and completed her Veterinary Nursing Certificate in 2015. Caitlin joined the team at St Bernards Road Veterinary Clinic in 2020 and is proud to be a part of such a dedicated team with high levels of compassion and standards of care. She looks forward to meeting you and your furry family.

PS Caitlin is at home at the moment being an amazing mum to Maxy xx

Georgie joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Nursing team in March 2021.

Georgie started her Veterinary Nursing studies in 2014, and later completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2016, gaining a traineeship with one of the north’s most progressive clinics. Over her years of working, she has gained a special interest in our furry feline friends, alongside nutrition, cytology and working on the fear free approach for pets and humans alike.

She has always loved and been surrounded by animals growing up, from guinea pigs and chickens, to cats and dogs, so she felt working with animals was her calling even from a young age. She loves to get out in nature (hiking, swimming, surfing, running) and enjoys creating art, but most of all she loves to spend time with her pets (Bella the cat, Syd the dog and all the chickens who live at her parent’s place), her friends/housemates (and their cat Zeph) and her family.

Georgie moved back to the city after a small hiatus travelling around Australia in a van with her partner Jack, and is very excited to join and keep growing and expanding her knowledge with the St. Bernards Road family.

Rebekah joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Nursing team in November 2020.

Rebekah has always had a passion for animals and has always been surrounded by them having grown up in a multi-pet household. She completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2014 .She started her career in Veterinary Nursing at AVSARC where she worked as a specialist medicine and surgical Veterinary Nurse for several years until she joined the team at St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic in November 2020.

Outside of the clinic Rebekah is studying a Bachelor of Health Science, majoring in Naturopathy. She likes to keep active and busy with her hobbies which include: yoga, hiking, bouldering, roller derby, painting, reading, spending time with her two Cats (Taffy & Hobo), checking on her bees or just catching up with her friends and family.

Rosalie joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Nursing team in September 2020.

She completed her Certificate II and Certificate III in Animal studies while at high school in 2017 and 2018, and went on to complete her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2019.

She lives with three very cute dogs; Charlie a Beagle X Poodle and two Tenterfield Terriers called Macey and Addie. She also owns a variety of birds including six chickens, three budgies, three cockatiels and one green cheeked conure. She grew up with a passion for animals which was mainly sparked by visiting her Pa’s farm as a little girl. She volunteered at Gorge Wildlife Park for around three years and worked in a dairy farm milking cows and taking care of calves in early 2020. In her spare time she loves to spend quality time with her family and friends.

She is always excited to get the chance to meet people and their awesome pets.

Sumo joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Cat team in April 2021.

She has moved down from Berri - this gives you some insight into her past history as a Clinic Cat at RivaPetz Pet Care.

Sumo' was first brought into the clinic as a stray, needing a caring and loving home. Most unwanted cats and kittens are put up for adoption but this one seemed different.

When "Sumo" was first let out of her cage, to have the run of the clinic, she hopped right out and set about inspecting everything and everyone. We all fell in love with her! We soon began to realise that she would make the perfect clinic cat. She settled into clinic life really well, equally dividing her daily time with each staff member. She is such a sweet and affectionate cat, but also has a devilish streak within her, she is far from being the little lady - she will roar in and out of each room sounding like a freight train.

Little did we know that she would go on to develop ringworm! Earning her the name the ‘ringworm infected thug' or ‘Ompa Lumpa'.

Her favourite pastimes are spending time at the front counter where she can meet and greet all of our clients and patients or the warm fax machine in Jenni's office but, she still manages to catch up on some sleep in-between the hectic jobs of being the clinic cat.

Sumo is enjoying her move to the city, and is looking forward to being promoted to Clinic Co-ordinator in the near future.

Freckle joined the St Bernard's Road Veterinary Clinic Cat team in April 2021.

She has moved down from Berri - this gives you some insight into her past history as a Clinic Cat at RivaPetz Pet Care.

Freckle was dumped at RIvaPetz Pet Care, and despite our best efforts to find her a loving home, she has now permanently become Sumo's offsider (or alternatively partner in crime). Her passion is jumping from great heights, and as a result has injured both of her knees, necessitating surgery on her right knee.

Her favourite past time is to sleep in the treatment room cupboards, and say "boo" to anyone who opens the door.

Her most recent trick was to test whether the RSPCA money box on the front counter bounces - unfortunately she found out the hard way that it doesn't!