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Your pet’s emotional and physical well-being is prioritized with every visit.
We put patients first!
T. C.
Client Services Representative
T.C. has been an animal lover all his life, but he’s also been a “people person” for as long as he can remember. As a Client Services Representative here at 30th Street Animal Hospital, he gets the best of both worlds! T.C. has been serving the area’s pets and animal owners here for more than 10 years.
Kim Taylor
Veterinary Technician
Kim moved around quite a bit as a child, and her family’s Cocker Spaniel quickly became her best friend in the world. She cannot remember a time in her life when she wasn’t caring for pets! When the opportunity arose for her to enter the world of veterinary care, she didn’t hesitate. Now, Kim is proud to serve the pets and animal owners of Indianapolis as one of 30th Street Animal Hospital’s Veterinary Technicians.
Abbey Martin
Veterinary Technician
Abbey is a pet owner herself. She knows just how she would like her own animal companions to be treated, so she strives to impart that level of care and comfort to the pet parents of the area here at 30th Street Animal Hospital! Abbey helps pets daily as a member of the clinic’s Veterinary Technician team.
Lindsay Curran
Client Services Representative
Lindsay decided to become a member of the veterinary profession for one simple reason: she’s always adored animals of all shapes and sizes, and wanted to give something back to the pets who have given her so much. Here at 30th Street Animal Hospital, she’s able to do just that every day! Lindsay serves the area’s pets and animal owners as a Client Services Representative.
Nicole Anderson
Client Services Representative
Like every member of the 30th Street Animal Hospital family, Nicole has adored animals ever since her earliest days. She’s also been helping others in the customer service industry for 20 years. When the opportunity arose for her to combine her experience in client care with her love for pets, she jumped at the chance! Nicole is a proud member of the clinic’s Client Services Representative team.
Alaina
Client Services Representative
Alaina has always had a love for animals big and small, so when this starving artist needed to find a dependable job, 30th Street Animal Hospital was the perfect fit! She has grown up with animals of all shapes and sizes and can’t imagine life without a furry friend.
Additionally, Alaina graduated with a degree in painting, so if you need a portrait made of your furry friend, be sure to let her know! Alaina is a proud member of 30th Street’s Client Service Representative team and is well-loved by her colleagues, clients and patients alike.
Charlotte Sherman
Registered Veterinary Technician
Ever since she was young, Charlotte has been passionate about animals great and small. Steve Irwin was her biggest role model, and she dreams of eventually working with wild animals in some capacity. While she considers herself a cat person, she still loves dogs, she also loves rats, ferrets, snakes, lizards, and birds. She’s been a vet tech since 2016, but recently joined the staff here in 2021.
Maddie
Veterinary Assistant
For as long as Madison Johnson can remember, she has always had an interest in animals and their wellbeing. When she got the opportunity to join the 30th Street team as a Veterinary Assistant, she jumped at the chance!
Malea
Veterinary Technician Assistant
From a young age, Malea Goldsby knew deep down that she would one day work in the animal care field. She is thrilled to be fulfilling her dream here at 30th Street Animal Hospital as a Veterinary Technician’s Assistant and plans to continue her education to become a Registered Veterinary Technician.
Outside of the clinic, Malea is Mother to a handsome young son who is already demonstrating a love for animals. And boy, are there plenty to love! Their animal family consists of 2 cats, Milly and Maple; a dog named Vito; 2 crested geckos named Zipper and Forrest; a leopard gecko named Venus and a red tail boa constrictor named Sassy. They also have several fish.
Emilee Rios
Technician Assistant
I am very passionate about the lives and well-being of animals.I have always wanted to make a difference in the world not only for people but for the animals. I went to school to become a medical assistant and phlebotomist. While working at a doctors office, i was volunteering at animal control. I later started working there. I started saving lives of the animals and doing my best to make sure they were placed in a perfect forever home. I have rescued small animals, 2 cats and one dog. I have a total of 4 dogs, 2 cats, 4 budgies, 1 guinea pig, and 2 ferrets. I am a mom of two wonderful toddlers. My goal in life is to improve the lives of all the creatures we share our earth with. We can all make a difference.
Jaclyn Speiser
Technician Assistant
Jaclyn’s passion for pets also began at a young age: with her first cat, an orange tabby named Peter. She quickly realized how important pets are to their owners, which is why she became a team member here at 30th Street Animal Hospital. When Jaclyn isn’t working, she can be found cuddling with her cat Pip or studying for exams. Although Jaclyn has a passion for helping out our furry friends, she also has a passion within the human medical field as well. Jaclyn currently is a nursing student at the University of Indianapolis, where she then hopes to continue her education to become a Nurse Practitioner. Although her path is quite different from the other employees here at 30th Street, her love for animals and her knowledge from nursing constructs the most caring technician assistant.
Kirsten Southwood
Technician Assistant
Hello, my name is Kirsten Southwood. I have been working at 30th Street Animal Hospital for little over a year now as a Veterinarian Technician Assistant. Prior to taking on this amazing opportunity here, I spent my time working at Animal Care and Control Services as an adoptions counselor and a volunteer. Before I got to where I am now, I was just a little girl working hard in school with hopes to save animal lives someday. I have come a long way from being a little girl with dreams. I have accomplished little over 3 years of college now where I will finish with a bachelor’s degree in Biology, and find myself attending Veterinarian Technician School this October where I will be adding onto my skills. Throughout my journey I have somehow miraculously accumulated two dogs, two cats, and two ferrets… and I don’t plan to stop there!
Rachel Stucky
Technician Assistant
Rachel has always had an interest in animals and nature, but she truly learned the impact of the human-animal bond when her family adopted their first dog when she was in high school. With a passion for life sciences, Rachel started college at Purdue University in 2017. Rachel was intending on going into medical research, but quickly realized she wanted a career with more spontaneity and hands-on work. She found a passion for veterinary medicine and has been working towards her goal of becoming a veterinarian ever since. She is currently a member of the Purdue University DVM Class of 2025.