
Jenn Sanger, Practice Manager
Jenn originally started working for Village Animal Hospital in June 1995. Since then, she has worked as a receptionist, veterinary assistant, Director of Client Services, and was promoted to Practice Manager in 2002. Jenn enjoys spending time with her husband, her dog Betty the Beagle and her 5 cats.
Jenn originally started working for Village Animal Hospital in June 1995. Since then, she has worked as a receptionist, veterinary assistant, Director of Client Services, and was promoted to Practice Manager in 2002. Jenn enjoys spending time with her husband, her dog Betty the Beagle and her 5 cats.

Angie Barnett, Hospital Operations Manager
Angie started working in the veterinary field in November 2002 at Village Animal Hospital. She started as a Veterinary Assistant and has worked her way to become the Hospital Operations Manager. Her family includes lots of cats, 2 dogs, a turtle, a corn snake and many chickens!
Angie started working in the veterinary field in November 2002 at Village Animal Hospital. She started as a Veterinary Assistant and has worked her way to become the Hospital Operations Manager. Her family includes lots of cats, 2 dogs, a turtle, a corn snake and many chickens!

Ashley Haney, LVT
Ashley graduated from Blue Ridge Community College in 2008 and started working at CVH in 2007. She is working on her Veterinary Technician Specialty in nutrition. She has two cats, Jumper and Walnut.
Ashley graduated from Blue Ridge Community College in 2008 and started working at CVH in 2007. She is working on her Veterinary Technician Specialty in nutrition. She has two cats, Jumper and Walnut.

Shanna Zeigler, LVT
Shanna graduated from the Blue Ridge Community College Veterinary Technology program in 2005. She has been working in the veterinary field since 2004 and at CVH since June 2008. She lives in Louisa with her husband, 2 dogs and 2 cats.
Shanna graduated from the Blue Ridge Community College Veterinary Technology program in 2005. She has been working in the veterinary field since 2004 and at CVH since June 2008. She lives in Louisa with her husband, 2 dogs and 2 cats.
Shelby Race, Licensed Veterinary Technician
Shelby graduated from Blue Ridge Community College, with honors, in 2019 and joined CVH shortly after. She lives in Charlottesville with her partner and their dog, Wally, as well as 3 cats: Lady Bug, Gremlin & Huckleberry Finn. Shelby has a special interest in internal medicine and pain management. |

Kim Yeatts, Veterinary Receptionist
Kim has been working in the veterinary field for over 10 years and has been with CVH since February 2010. She is owned by two very spoiled dogs and a cornsnake named Maize.
Kim has been working in the veterinary field for over 10 years and has been with CVH since February 2010. She is owned by two very spoiled dogs and a cornsnake named Maize.

Christine Harris, Veterinary Receptionist
Christine has been with CVH since June 2011 and currently shares her home with her husband, 1 cat and her two daughters. She enjoys spending time with her family, watching movies, swimming, and being outside.
Christine has been with CVH since June 2011 and currently shares her home with her husband, 1 cat and her two daughters. She enjoys spending time with her family, watching movies, swimming, and being outside.

Abbey Ressler, Veterinary Receptionist
Abbey joined the CVH team in 2016. She has two spoiled dogs named Kato and Ace and enjoys spending time with family, hiking and doing craft projects.
Abbey joined the CVH team in 2016. She has two spoiled dogs named Kato and Ace and enjoys spending time with family, hiking and doing craft projects.
Josie Whitaker, Veterinary Receptionist
Josie was born in Russia and grew up traveling the world. She grew up with pets, and knew from a very young age that she wanted to work with animals. She previously worked at a military kennel in Belgium and she has now decided to settle down in Charlottesville where she is loving her job as a veterinary receptionist at CVH! She loves getting to know all of her new furry friends and their owners! |
Kimberlee McLynch, Veterinary Assistant
Kimberlee, her husband, and their first dog-kid, Neil, moved from Pennsylvania to Virginia in the summer of 2015. Since then, they have adopted another dog, Benson, and now have two daughters. Kimberlee enjoys watching movies, reading, and spending time outside with her two legged and four legged kids! |
Michele Cauffield, Veterinary Assistant
Michele moved from Pennsylvania to Virginia with her husband and daughter in 2011. After being a stay at home mom for many years, she decided to pursue her passion for helping animals. She started out as a veterinary receptionist and then decided to further her career by becoming a veterinary assistant. Michele has a passion for senior animal care and adoption. She hopes to one day further her education and become a licensed veterinary technician. In her off time, she enjoys reading, crafting and spending time with her family, senior animals and chickens. |

Oskar is a Boxer-mix that was adopted from a rescue organization in Tennessee. He spent the better part of his early life on a chain until he was rescued and brought to Virginia. He puts in some long hours snoozing in the office, and enjoys meeting new people and pets, especially cats (they are so neat!). Oh, and salsa dancing, he loves salsa dancing!

Betty is mostly Beagle and probably asleep in the office when you visit! She enjoys long naps, meeting new kitties, and eating ALL the treats she can get! One of her jobs is helping her mom care for nursing puppies & kittens, as well as making adult foster dogs feel comfortable and relaxed until they find their furever home. Above all, Betty just wants as many treats as she can get!

Fiona spends most of her days lounging at the front desk under a pile of blankets. She is a rescue dog from Green Dogs Unleashed, part Chihuahua, part Pug, 100% sassy girl! Fiona enjoys managing the other receptionist, dressing up in fancy clothes, and suckering people out of dog cookies!

Kush is a Miniature Pinscher, full of energy and mischief. He spends most days hanging out in the treatment area of the hospital where he can run around and visit all his friends. Though you may not see him at the front desk, you may hear him barking for attention in the back! Kush enjoys long snuggles, showing off his tricks-for-treats, and posing for the camera!