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Dr. Lindsey Woods is a 2012 graduate of Oklahoma State University Center for Veterinary Health Sciences. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Zoology at OSU in 2008, and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in May, 2012. She has had lots of exotic animal medical experience working with exotic pets, zoo animals, and wildlife at multiple locations across the United States. She enjoys going running, fishing, hiking and pretty much any outdoor activity possible with her deaf catahoula dog, Pinball. She also has a leopard gecko named Stuie.
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Mandy Maddamma
Mandy Maddamma, RVT, is a Registered Veterinary Technician, and graduated from the International Business College Veterinary Technician Institute in 2008. She is the owner of numerous exotic pets, including birds, rabbits and rodents. Her special interest is exotic pet sedation, anesthesia and surgical care.
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Caity Nemer, RVT, is a registered veterinary technician and a graduate of both Ball State University and International Business College Veterinary Technician Institute. She is excited about a career in exotic animal medicine, and loves working with wildlife, including these orphaned baby opossums, as well as a variety of interesting exotic pets. She currently shares her home with two dogs, three cats, and a fish but is planning on expanding her family with some exotic critters soon.
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Corina Lennox
Our Office Manager is Cori Lennox, a 2010 graduate of Purdue University, who has worked for the clinic in various capacities for nearly 10 years. Her special interest are avian behavior and enrichment, and client education. See her section on enrichment tips for birds here: http://www.exoticvetclinic.com/care-sheets/pet-owners/birds/enrichment-tips-for-birds/ .
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June Franke
June’s been with the clinic for a number of years working the front desk only on Saturdays. She and her husband have had numerous pets in the past including lizards, frogs, toads, small birds, a turtle, hedgehogs, dogs, cats, and their favorite: ferrets, many of which came to them from or through AEAC. They currently have two dogs and two cats.









