Kaitlin R.
Practice Manager
Most animal lovers have that one pet that really has become a part of the family—the one they can’t imagine not having around. For Kaitlin, that special soul is her elderlyyellow lab mix, Macaroni, whom she’s had since he was a pup. Being able to love him through every stage of life has helped Kaitlin relate to other pet parents who are doing their best for the care of their furry family members. This perspective has helped Kaitlin be a better advocate for our clients, who appreciate the connection they share with her!
Kaitlin started out here at Cherry Ridge Veterinary Clinic as a customer service representative and worked her way up to the role of practice manager. Professionally, she enjoys witnessing the passion each one of our staff members has for our patients. Seeing their exceptional skills in action on a daily basis is incredibly rewarding.
At home, Kaitlin is happily married to her high school sweetheart, Matt. Together, they have three wonderful children: Aleeah, Brianna, and Matthew. The family is made complete with three dogs: Macaroni, Moose, and Mocha. What little free time Kaitlin has is typically spent with her children, watching them excel in sports and seeing them grow right before her eyes.
Lindee L. K.
Operations Manager
Lindee was born and raised on a small farm in Illinois. This environment created the foundation for her love and care for animals. She pursued an education in wildlife studies at North Idaho College followed by zoology at Colorado State University. She has been employeed at CRVC since 1985. Lindee is also passionate about exercise including marathoning and thriathloning. She has hiked, canoed, skied, biked, swam, ran, and/or camped in all 50 states. She is the owner of two rescued bulldogs and three cats. Lindee enjoys laughter and being around positive people. She is famous at CRVC for her saying that helps calm and relax our patients, ‘Rootie tootie tootie.’
Sharon D.
Financial Manager and Procurement Officer
Growing up in Cherry Ridge not far from the clinic, Sharon started at the clinic at a young age. Later she obtained her diploma in Veterinary Medical Assistant training in Florida. With her travels and working in other veterinary practices, one of which was a credited American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) practice, Sharon was brought back to her roots to advocate in higher standards of services to the practice. She continues to attend conferences through AAHA, using her experience to assist in managing the practice. Sharon’s favorite past time is enjoying the great outdoors.
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