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Courtney started at Williamsburg animal clinic July 2024. She has always had a strong passion for animals. She herself has several animals. A horse named Cisco, 2 cats; Ollie, a Siberian Flame-point and Coka, a domestic Tabby and two dogs; Izzy, a Catahoula / Greyhound, and Ryder, a German Shepard mix. When she’s not obsessing over her animals and calling them all perfect, she enjoys spending time with her fiancé Devon, and son Lucas, either camping, fishing, or taking drives.
Paris has worked at Williamsburg Animal Clinic since 2011.
Caitlin has worked at the Williamsburg Animal Clinic since 2018. She has 2 dogs, 1 cat and 7 dairy cows. In her free time she enjoys showing her cows at fairs, and teaching the public about agriculture and the dairy industry
Amber has always had a love for animals. She began her career with animals at VIP pet care, where she worked there for several months before deciding to move towards a clinic setting. She transitioned to Williamsburg Animal Clinic in 2017 and has been there ever since. Amber has 3 dogs that keep her busy when she’s not in the clinic, as well as a group of cats that bring joy to the entire staff when she shares photos of their antics.
Danielle joined Williamsburg Animal Clinic in May of 2023. Prior to her arrival at WAC, she spent 13 years in previous hospitals as a veterinary technician and a practice manager. Her love for animals started at an early age growing up with many different animals. Her biggest passion was horses which is what drove her to Umass where she obtained her associates in Equine Industries as well as a Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences. From there she worked as farm manager for several years before making the shift to veterinary medicine in August 2009. In her spare time she enjoys boating, fishing, running, going on walks, and adventuring with her family. She shares her home with her husband Grant, their 3 sons; Owen, Sawyer, and Alden as well as, Tsunami the cat, and Cactus Mango the crested gecko.
Dr. Kenworthy grew up in Washington, D.C. where she spent summers working at the NIH and her local veterinary hospital, and as much time as she could at the barn. She completed her BA in Biology at Wesleyan University in 1990 and received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 1994 from the Virigina-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
