Tami Jo
RVT
Tami is a lifelong resident of California with 11 years of Veterinary experience, 4 of which she has spent as a registered veterinary technician (RVT). When she's not working, Tami spends time with her two chihuahuas, two snakes and two bearded dragons.
Gina
RECEPTIONIST
Gina, born and raised in Southern California, has worked at Foothill Animal Hospital since December 2005. She is a graduate of Cal State Fullerton and enjoys spending time with her Chihuahua mix, Wasabi.
Sara
VET ASSISTANT
Sara, a native Californian, has been working in the veterinary field for 6 years. Her passion for animals began at a young age with horses, and since then has blossomed into a love of pretty much anything that's furry and has four legs. When she's not at work, Sara enjoys playing music, drawing, and hiking. Above all, Sara loves to spend time with her 5 dogs, Clarence, Georgia, Elwood, Diesel, and Max. As well as her 2 cats, The Chicken and The Weed.
Kristin
RECEPTIONIST
Kristin, born and raised in Southern California, has had a love for animals that started at a young age with pet sitting. She always wanted to work with animals in some way or fashion, never knowing she would land a career in the animal field. Kristin has worked in the field for three years, as a receptionist. When she is not at work, she spends her free time with her husband and son. She loves the outdoors, swimming, walking, playing at the park with her son, and mostly going to the beach.
Dorah
PRACTICE MANAGER / RVT
Dorah started working in the veterinary field in Virginia, nine years ago. Being the wife of a Marine, she also lived and worked in Massachusetts before the military permanently stationed her family in California. Upon moving to California, Dorah was hired by Dr. Putnam at our sister hospital (Animal Clinic of Tustin Ranch) and has since moved from managing both hospitals to being based at Foothill Animal Hospital. Her love of animals makes managing an animal hospital her ideal job. Since her career began as a technician, she also loves being able to take part in treating the patients. When she is not here taking care of the pets and staff, she is spending time with her husband, two young sons, and Boston terrier, Mr. Moto.
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