Dr. Alexander Neale graduated with his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Tufts University in 2017. A native of the UK, he was raised in Snohomish, and before veterinary school, he earned his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from the University of Washington. He also holds a Master of Public Health.

Dr. Neale has a special interest in preventive medicine and infectious disease, as well as internal medicine, oncology, and dentistry. He is a member of the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

Dr. Neale lives with his two tabbies, Fudge and Snicker, and a one-year-old Ragdoll named Neville. In his spare time, he enjoys playing the piano, researching his family history, and skiing.

Dr. Weina Dai graduated from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. After graduating, she did a small emergency/specialty internship at a VCA hospital in Illinois. Afterward, she did a wildlife internship at Washington State University Exotics Department/PAWS Wildlife in Lynnwood.

Dr. Dai is an aspiring wildlife veterinarian (and photographer). Her professional interests include emergency, urgent care, and internal medicine. She loves many species of animals, including dogs, cats, ferrets, raptors, songbirds, reptiles, amphibians, and spiders.
In her free time, she is a huge gamer (board games and D&D) and a self-proclaimed foodie (she enjoys anything and everything). She lives with two ferrets (Quinn and Strudel), a cat (named Chandler Bing), and her partner’s dog, Ekko.

Maggie grew up locally in Woodinville Washington and moved to Anchorage Alaska for college where she acquired a business degree in management and marketing. Several years after graduating she wound up volunteering at a primate sanctuary in the Dominican Republic where she began her career working with animals. While she now prefers domestic breeds of animals, her passion for animal care has continued to grow.

Happy to have returned home to her roots, Maggie loves Washington’s outdoors. Outside of work, you can usually find her riding her horse Jeff, hiking or paddleboarding. At home, she loves creating a new aquascapes and enrichment for her beta fish Norbert.

Caitlynn has worked in the veterinary field for the last ten years. From managing the clinic to surgical support, she has experience in all areas of a veterinary hospital. She has a particular interest in feline behavior and preventative medicine.

Her hobbies include hiking, paddle boarding and spending time with friends and family. She is currently working on her LVT through Penn Foster, with the hope to become a veterinarian in the future.

Lily is from Kuai, HI, having moved to Washington in 2019. She has a strong passion and love for animals and feels very fortunate to have been able to grow up alongside many amazing kitties, both intentionally adopted and unexpected strays that became part of the family.

Away from work she enjoys watching movies and cuddling up with her black and white cat named Finn, painting, sculpting, and visiting wildlife zoos and parks.