10/21/2026
As we continue to celebrate vet tech appreciation week, help us recognize our amazing staff that is typically behind the scenes but still a vital part of our team! 🐾
Our amazing kennel staff and vet tech assistants provide excellent tender loving care for our furry patients whether they are here boarding, here for a bath, or coming back to treatment for a quick booster.💉
Get to know our awesome staff as we celebrate them for all the hard work they put in! 🎉
Kennel Tech Lead - Zulma has been in the field for 26 years. She has always had an interest working with animals and has worked her way up to being our kennel lead. She has dedicated 16 years of her career to Meyerland Animal Clinic. Her favorite part of being a kennel technician is getting to know our boarders especially when they get excited to see her, and when owners recognize the amount of care she has provided for their fur babies. In her free time she likes to ride her bicycle with her music on loud with zero thoughts in her mind.
Kennel Tech - Genesis has been in the field for a little over a year. She has always had an interest in animals and wanted to jumpstart her career as a kennel technician to gain experience. She plans to start school soon to be a veterinary technician. Her favorite part about being a kennel technician is caring for pets as if they were her own. She likes to spend her off days at home playing video games.
Kennel Tech/Vet Tech Assistant - Janae has been in the field for 9 years. She started at a really young age training in daycare and boarding slowly moving up to kennel technician. She is now in training as a vet tech assistant and working up to be a veterinary technician. Her favorite part is helping our patients, and seeing a smile on clients faces after receiving help, she also likes to spend time with her coworkers. In her free time she loves being creative and going to concerts.
Vet Tech Assistant - Liam recently made the uncomfortable decision to completely change career paths after his fur baby was nearly paralyzed and received excellent care from veterinary staff. This tragic incident p
