Roberta Haught, DVM
Dr. Haught is a native of Washington County, graduating from Frontier High School in 1986. She attended The Ohio State University from 1986 through 1993, receiving a BS in Animal Science with Honors in 1990 and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1993. Upon graduation she returned to Washington County to start her family and her career. She was privileged to work as a young vete
rinarian under the mentorship of Dr. David Spindler at Green Meadow Veterinary Hospital from 1993 until the fall of 1999. She then, with the partnership of her electrical engineer husband, Brian, pursued her dream of building and opening a new veterinary hospital - Colegate Woods Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Haught practices mostly small animal medicine, but does still see current equine and camelids patients. Two children complete the human side of the family; Daniel and Rebekah. There are three dogs in the family; a Shih-poo named Max who accompanies his mom to work most days, a Beagle, Grover, that was rescued from the Humane Society, and a rescued Golden Retriever named Bella. There are also eight cats at home, all of which were rescues. Three of the cats were from bottle raised litters of Colegate Woods - Squeaker, Getty, and Petunia. Addie, Skully, and Rue were rescued for various reasons while patients at the office. Rabbit the Cat, once a stray, rules the outside domain of the Haught house. Two horses round out the family - Shadow and Lucky. Dr. Haught enjoys spending time with her family and friends for fun. Her hobbies include reading, cooking/baking, playing the piano and enjoying the great outdoors. Christina (RVT)
Christina started at Colegate Woods in the fall of 2001 as a kennel assistant. After graduating from Frontier High School in 2003, she attended Columbus State Community College for the Veterinary Technician degree. She returned to Colegate Woods in June of 2006 as a registered Veterinary Technician. Her family includes son Cooper, twins Mason and Scarlett, as well as 4 dogs, 5 cats and some fish. Fender was found in the woods as a kitten by the clinic, Bumblebee was brought in as an adorable bobtail kitten to find a home, Minnie Mouse is a bottle baby that we struggled with and Woody and Carl had a feral mommy we watched while she birthed her litter. R***r, a miniature schnauzer that was delivered via c-section by Dr Haught, Skye is a little mix that was rescued by Sargent McGilton and found herself right at home in the Davis house, Verti-Roo is a rescue min pin who has cerebellar hypoplasia . The fish are a fun hobby. PJ
PJ started at Colegate Woods in August of 2008 after a phone call from Brenda. Her job includes everything and she is the mom of the workplace whether being a hug or a kick in the butt! She is married to her husband Scott and has a boxer named Charlie that PJ and Scott adopted after she was very sick with parvo and needed a home. They have 3 cats, 2 of which were rescues from the office as well, Tober and Lilly, as well as 2 horses she enjoys spending time with. Jessie started working at Colegate Woods in the Fall on 2015 after moving to the area (from Southern WV) with her husband, Corey. She is a recent graduate of WVU with a Bachelors degree in Large Animal Nutrition and Agriculture. Her animals include 2 dogs, who live with her, Bella and Brutus. She also has 3 cats and 3 horses that currently live on her mom's farm. Ann
Ann graduated Glenville State College in 1988 with Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration. She started working as a veterinary assistant at Dudley Avenue Small Animal Clinic in 1990, transferred to customer service at Marietta Animal Hospital in 1995, then back to Dudley (now VCA) in 1997. She shares her home with a vizsla, a beagle, a bearded dragon and 5 cats. In her spare time, Ann is a fine jewelry designer and a Tamarack WV juried artist.
