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Tate
Licensed Veterinary Technician
There is a certain kind of patience that comes from a commitment to continued education, and for Tate, that mindset shapes both the work they do and how they connect with others. Starting as a Veterinary Assistant, that role grew into something more, leading to veterinary technician school and a deeper understanding of a field that is always evolving. The drive to keep learning, improving, and doing more for patients continues to guide Tate each day in the clinic. That steady commitment to growth allows Tate to approach each case with curiosity and intention.

Rebecca
Veterinary Assistant
Some people measure their work in years, but for Rebecca, it is measured in relationships. Since joining Cat and Dog Clinic of Bellevue in December 2009, she has been part of thousands of visits, building familiarity with patients and earning the trust of the people who care for them. Over time, that consistency has turned into something clients recognize the moment they walk through the door.

Chelsea
Veterinary Assistant
Some of Chelsea’s favorite moments in veterinary medicine happen during the simple interactions that other people might overlook. A nervous dog slowly calming down after being greeted gently, a cat peeking out of its carrier after a stressful car ride, or an owner relaxing after hearing reassurance that their pet is going to be okay are the kinds of moments that stay with her. Those everyday connections are what made Chelsea realize she loved not only caring for animals, but also helping the people who care deeply about them.

Brianna
Veterinary Assistant
Brianna knows that some of the most important moments in veterinary medicine happen before an exam even begins. A gentle approach, a calming presence and a little extra patience can make all the difference for a nervous pet. As a Veterinary Assistant, she is passionate about helping animals feel comfortable and safe, especially during moments that might otherwise feel overwhelming.

Julie
Veterinary Assistant & Receptionist
Julie knows some of the strongest connections in life can happen without a single word being spoken. Animals have always been a steady source of comfort for her, offering quiet companionship during difficult moments and a kind of unconditional support that felt impossible to replace. That connection stayed with her over the years and eventually became the reason she wanted to work in veterinary medicine herself. To Julie, caring for animals is deeply personal because she understands how much healing and comfort pets can bring into someone’s life.

Jessica
Lead Receptionist
The front desk is where everything begins, and for Jessica, no two days ever look the same. One moment might be routine, the next completely unexpected, and that constant shift is exactly what she has come to appreciate most. Since joining Cat and Dog Clinic of Bellevue in late August 2022, she has built her role around being the steady presence in the middle of it all, helping create structure in an environment that is always moving.

Mars
Receptionist
Some people find their place over time. Mars found hers through connection with the people and pets around her. Since joining Cat and Dog Clinic of Bellevue in the summer of 2024, she has stepped into a role where those connections happen naturally throughout the day. A familiar face at the front desk, a moment spent getting to know a pet, or helping someone feel more at ease all build into something meaningful over time. That consistency helps create a more comfortable and welcoming experience for both pets and their owners.