Meet Our Veterinarian Team
Meet the Veterinarians & Team of Woodland Animal Clinic. We’re pleased to provide exceptional vet care for your pets!
Get to know our team!
Dr. Kelly Ann Brown
While she is not in the clinic she enjoys reading, gardening and spending time with her family.
Dr. Kelsey McKenna
Kevin Plant
Technician Supervisor
Since first starting at the clinic in 1983 as veterinary assistant. Kevin became senior technician in 2000. He became CVT 9/10/93, and Technician Supervisor in 2023. He has obtained numerous certifications from his correspondence classes and online learning.
Every day is a chance to learn. Whether it is interacting with the clients, doctors or colleagues. Kevin is striving to know more.
In his off time, Kevin enjoys reading, cooking and spending time with his family.
Sandra Mellor
Veterinary Technician
Sandy started at Woodland Animal Clinic in 1999 as a receptionist and with her hard work she moved her way up to being a technician. She attended San Juan Veterinary Technology program, received her certificate for Veterinary assistant from Massasoit Community College. She also holds many certificates such as Fear Free, CPR and First Aid, Dentistry, etc.
She enjoys forming bonds with patients and passing her knowledge on to the clients. Sandy has an active 7-year-old Labrador named Riggs. He enjoys coming to the clinic and seeing all his co-workers.
On her spare time, she loves to paint, crafting, reading, nature walks and spending time with family.
Dawn Bower
Practice Manager
Dawn started at Woodland as a Full-time receptionist in 2006 taking on extra responsibilities along the way. In 2023 she accepted the position of Practice Manager.
Dawn finds it fulfilling being a part of every stage in a pet’s journey. It is a privilege to be there for both pets and their families through it all. While supporting our staff throughout their career as well.
When she is not in the Clinic Dawn enjoys Kayaking, taking walks with her dogs and the occasional Cruise. She loves spending time with her family and pets whenever possible.
Abby Griffith
Veterinary Technician
Abby started working at Woodland Animal Clinic in high school as a kennel attendant and has worked her way up to technician. She is currently studying and working towards a degree in Veterinary Technology and becoming a Certified Veterinary Technician. She is particularly interested in animal behavior and helping animals stay healthy and happy.
When she’s not at the clinic, Abby can be found horseback riding, volunteering at local animal shelters, and adventuring with her two German Shorthaired Pointers, Gunner and Dakota.
Samantha Melo
Veterinary Technician
Samantha graduated in 2021 from Bristol Community Colleges Veterinary Technician program and has been working in the field for 4 years now! She has had a passion for pets all her life and now gets to spend her days caring for and supporting them here at the clinic. She’s dedicated to ensuring your pets feel safe and loved while in her care.
When she’s not at the clinic you could find her on the trail with her pups, she especially loves traveling to Maine with them exploring the trails out there and eating ramen.
When she’s not on the trails you could find her at standup comedy shows or at home curled up with a book and her cat Cheshire.
Wyatt Ashley
Wyatt has worked as a technician assistant and kennel staff for 14 years. His favorite part of the job is being part of the team helping keep the hospital clean and taking care of patients in the hospital.
When not at the clinic, Wyatt runs his own landscaping business, works on the family cranberry farm, and enjoys hiking, fishing, and beekeeping as a hobby.
Tracy Lamb
Receptionist Supervisor
Tracy graduated from Old Colony R.V.T.H.S in 2002 as a licensed Cosmetologist. She then, graduated from Bristol Community College’s Medical Assisting Program and decided to change careers in 2009 to be a front desk receptionist at the clinic and get to work in her home town.
Tracy loves to be able to interact with owners and animals and make them feel as comfortable as possible since it can be a very stressful environment for both.
Tracy still enjoys being a Cosmetologist part time. She enjoys spending time with her family and three children. She also has a 3-legged cat named “Buzz” that she rescued from Woodland Animal Clinic after he was found in distress in Freetown, a cat named “Bella” who thinks she is a princess and a turtle named “Crazy” that was lost and wondering from a nearby cranberry bog.
Ted Cass
Receptionist
Ted has an education background in computers and has worked here at Woodland Animal Clinic since 2016. Ted really enjoys helping people and their pets.
In his spare time Ted likes to spend time watching cooking shows and scrolling through YouTube and spending time with his 2 cats, Cottontail and Smore one of them is very relaxed and the other is quite nervous but still sweet.
Donna Ashley
Donna has worked in the veterinary field for almost 30 years, previously as a technician and now as a receptionist. What she loves most about this job is the busy work environment and the satisfaction of being supportive to pets and their owners.
When she is not at the clinic, Donna can be found on the family farm raising honeybees, cranberries and working in the farm’s gardens. She also enjoys hiking in NH and in her spare time she is working on finishing her agricultural degree.