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| Dr. Bob Ulbrich |
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Bob Ulbrich VMD, CVH, CVSMT
Dr. Bob Ulbrich earned his undergraduate degree at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, and his veterinary degree at The University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1986. In 1994, he became a Certified Veterinary Homeopath, and in 2005 he received Certification as a Veterinary Chiropractor through the The Healing Oasis Wellness Center. Dr. Ulbrich can address any health problem using a variety of modalities, and has enjoyed a great deal of success using homeopathy to treat cancer and even behavioral problems. He is also available to consult by telephone with pet guardians and their local veterinarians throughout the country, and internationally, when a more holistic approach is desired.
Dr. Bob lives in SW Portland with his wife and the one and only Tig (short for Tigressa), a brindle rescue from Mexico. He lists some of his most interesting past employment experiences as being the Curator of Animals at the Aqua Circus of Cape Cod and volunteering to treat oiled seabirds in Washington state after the sinking of the Tenyo Maru. In his free time, he enjoys sailing, hiking, camping, dancing, SCUBA diving, and river rafting.
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Mari Kennedy
Mari grew up in Iowa and moved to Southern California to major in Still Photography, then relocated to Portland. She worked in hospitals (Neonatology, Department of Internal Medicine, Graduate Medical Education, Psychiatric Liaison Service, and Medical Transcription). She is also a freelance editor.
Besides her love for animals and photography, Mari is an avid gardener, having removed all the grass from her backyard over many years and replacing it with raised beds, rock gardens and pathways. Her garden grows year-round with many kinds of vegetables, her favorite being tomato plants (growing at least 20 each year). She loves to share them with friends. She also simmers them way down into a sauce and cans about 40 quarts each year.
Mari has taken her cats to Dr. Ulbrich since 1996, after becoming dissatisfied with traditional veterinary care. Little Mari and Fuzzy found her trainable and “let” her live with them.
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Morgane
Morgane grew up in sunny southwest Florida and moved across the country to Oregon with her dog Thai and fiancée Kory in 2017 after falling in love with the diverse landscape on this coast.
Morgane has always had a love and respect for animals and started working in the veterinary field just after high school and she has been working with animals ever since. She enjoys camping, hiking, dancing, crafting and traveling.
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Alaura
Alaura is an Oregon native with more than 13 years of experience in the animal care field. She has had the pleasure of working in a variety of roles with a focus on animal behavior and positive reinforcement training methods.
Alaura has enjoyed continuing to expand her knowledge of holistic veterinary medicine and sharing that information with our wonderful clients.She shares her home with her loving rescue beagle, Fiona. In her spare time she can be found hiking, watching movies, creating art, enjoying the beautiful city and spending quality time with her partner, friends and family.
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Julie
Julie relocated to the Pacific Northwest in 2018. She has worked as a technician in the veterinary field for 30+ years in both western and holistic practices. In addition to her veterinary technician schooling, she holds certifications in working with Bach Flower Essences and homeopathy, and attended the veterinary technician program at Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine in Florida.
Julie enjoys spending time outdoors working around her homestead, hiking, putting together a challenging puzzle, or just hanging out with good friends. She shares her home with two cats, a bird, and three goofy goats.
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Rosie
Rosie is from from New Mexico and has been working in the veterinary field as a nurse/technician since 2008. She has specialized training in Emergency and Critical Care. Rosie has a special interest in caring for nervous dogs and cats. Her passion is to give pets a voice in their medical care while providing the best care possible. She is excited at the opportunity to utilize her skills and passion for client education, anesthesia and surgical procedures as well as clinical pathology and patient care.
She looks forward to working with the community and their beloved pets. Her heart is full when she is able to care for and advocate for pets, and you can always expect her to treat your pet as if they were one of her own.
Outside of work, Rosie enjoys spending time with her dog, Rico, and her partner. Rosie loves gardening, adventuring, rock hunting, pottery and is a giant bird nerd. Rosie is also a licensed falconer and certified in wildlife rehabilitation. She hopes to one day become a Raptor rehabilitator.
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| Rosie (and Anubis) |
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