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Our Veterinary Team
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Susan Perry
Susan is our practice manager. She attended the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. After graduating in May of 1999, she began work at the Mattapoisett Animal Hospital. Susan has a black lab named Grady and two cats: Stitch and Woofie. She loves spending any extra time with her family and traveling up north.
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Joanne Nicholson
Joanne graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. After graduation, she worked for a biotech company and then went on to work with marine animals. She joined our family in 2010. She lives in Wareham with her husband Kyle, their daughter Caelyn, two greyhounds: Moo and Fifi, their very sassy cat: Chuckles and a gecko named Clyde.
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Kayli Barriteau
Kayli has been working at our hospital since May 2018. Kay is a first-degree black belt and has been practicing Shotokan Karate for five years. She enjoys spending time outdoors fishing and spending quality time with her friends by the campfire.
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Lacey Brum
Lacey joined our team in January of 2019. She spent two years at Becker College studying pre-veterinary medicine and graduated from BCC in 2016 with an Applied Associates of Science with a Concentration in Veterinary Healthcare. Lacey has over 7 years of veterinary experience in both general and emergency practice. Lacey is an avid player of ultimate frisbee and loves snowboarding, kayaking, camping and hiking. When she's home, she loves spending time with her two cats, Troy and Miso and her dog Thea.
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Alice
Alice is an African Grey who joined our staff in April of 2010. Alice has an amazing vocabulary that includes phrases like, "Alice is a bird," lyrics like Rihanna's, "work, work, work," and sound effects like sneezes and whooshes. In her spare time, Alice loves to eat grapes, shred paper, and flirt with men. You can find Alice behind our front desk from where she enthusiastically calls "goodbye" to exiting patients.
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