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Congratulations, Dr.
Rhodes! We wish you the best as you get
married and sail off into the Pacific Northwest. Fourteen years went by so fast!
You will be missed by clients and staff alike!
Dr. Rhodes’ departure is a
sad event for All Creatures Hospital; however, it paves the way for a new
veterinarian. Please welcome Dr.
Lindsey Hackett, DVM. Dr. Hackett
graduated in 2007 from Colorado State University. She completed a one-year internship with a busy San Diego
medical/surgical referral practice and they liked her so much that they kept
her on staff. Now she will be joining
us, and we are very excited to have her as part of our team. (Please keep
an eye out for Dr. Hackett’s picture and biography, as they are soon to be
added to the website!)
And don’
t forget about the rest of All Creatures Hospital’s wonderful
Veterinarians! Dr. Greenlee, Dr. Beail,
Dr. Heidolph, Dr. Tashjian, and of course our owner and medical director, Dr.
Mulvany, are all still here to provide world-class veterinary care to your
pets! With 62 years of combined
experience between them, your pet is sure to benefit from all of that
knowledge and compassion!
All Creatures Hospital, Inc.
3665 Via de la Valle
Del Mar, CA 92014
(858) 481-7992
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