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Claribel was born and raised in NYC. From a young age she always knew she wanted something to do with animals, but never really had the opportunity, so when she was given the opportunity to work at Hudson Animal Hospital she jumped at it.
Professional portrait of Customer Service Representative Nicole Moreta wearing blue medical scrubs at Hudson Animal Hospital.
Nicole has always been passionate about helping animals. She has her TNR certificate and always feeds cat colonies in her community. Since very young she knew that all she wanted to do was help animals, so when the opportunity arose for her to join Hudson Animal Hospital she was thrilled.
Professional portrait of Customer Service Representative Robert Cleveland wearing a Hudson Animal Hospital scrub top.
Robert joins Hudson Animal Hospital with extensive experience in many facets of veterinary care. He joined the Westfield Veterinary Group and Wellness Center in Westfield, New Jersey in 1990.
Professional portrait of Office Manager Wendy Garcia wearing a Hudson Animal Hospital scrub top in New York, NY.
Wendy is a native New Yorker, born and raised in Brooklyn. She has always had a passion for all animals. After completing and graduating her course in Veterinary Assistance, she knew this was the career for her.
Placeholder image of a small Chihuahua for Dr. Jean-Paul Petrie, a board-certified veterinary cardiologist at Hudson Animal Hospital.
Dr. Petrie is a board-certified veterinary cardiologist who travels to perform echocardiograms at our hospital. He completed his DVM degree at the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada, in 1994.
Professional portrait of Dr. Alexandre Rousseau, a board-certified specialist in internal medicine and emergency and critical care partnering with Hudson Animal Hospital.
Dr. Rousseau is a travel doctor who specializes in abdominal ultrasounds. He graduated from the Université de Montréal - Faculté de Médecine Vétérinaire in 2000.
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Dr. Clarey Hung was born and raised in New York City. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry from Barnard College. After graduating college, she spent a few years as a research assistant studying lung cancer, while pursuing her interest in animals through
Why We Love the Wire Fox Terrier Not everyone knows about the wonderful Wire Fox Terrier. But if you've chosen to share your family with this pup, you probably expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
Not Just "Standard" The Standard Poodle may be a "fancy" breed, but these dogs can have a great place in everyday families. They're considered:
Mini "Mutts" The Small Mixed Breed, or "Mutt," is more special than that name might suggest! Though you may never know exactly what to expect, smaller dogs often have these traits:
The Spunky Shih Tzu This distinctive looking dog can easily win your love. You chose to snuggle up with a Shih Tzu because you can expect certain traits:
The Sweet Sheltie Chances are that you chose to share your home with a Shetland Sheepdog because you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Pug - What a Pup! If you're looking for a great mixture of spunky, cute, and silly, a Pug might be just the right addition to your family. Pugs are well-loved because of certain characteristics:
Cheer for Pom Poms! Pomeranians are just full of fluffy personality. Chances are that you chose her because you like Pom Poms and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Pointer - A Good Sport If you're active and outdoorsy, chances are that you chose her because you like English Pointers and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
Somewhere in the Middle... Not too big, not too small - chances are that you chose your Medium Mixed Breed because you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
A Memo on the Maltese If you're up to routine dog grooming mixed with a lot of love, then the Maltese could be your new best friend! What you can expect:
Great Danes: The Iconic Giant Breed Great Danes are often thought of as gentle giants. They often show these traits:
Fantastic Frenchies The feisty French Bulldog can be a wonderful canine companion. The Frenchie may fit your lifestyle if you're looking for traits like:
The Distinctive Dobie With a reputation for vigilance and loyalty, the Doberman Pinscher could be great for your family for several reasons:
Foxy Doxies Close to the ground, bu close to your heart - chances are that you chose your Dachshund because you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
Connecting with the Cocker Spaniel Arguably made famous by a cartoon dog named Lady, Cocker Spaniels are beautiful and loving. Other characteristics include:
Choosing a Chow Chow In some ways like a big teddy bear, and in some ways not so much, the Chow Chow is a distinctive dog. They are known for certain characteristics:
The Singular Shar-Pei If your family includes a Shar-Pei, you've got a unique furry friend. These traits make her a good fit for your home:
Choosing a Chihuahua Chihuahua's are little pups with big reputations. They are wonderful companion pets for several reasons:
Check Out the Cardigan Welsh Corgi Your dog is such a special friend! Chances are that you chose her because you like Cardigans and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Beautiful Boxer That Boxer face - what's not to love?! Chances are that you chose her because you like Boxers and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Beautiful Border Collie Looking for a dog who is often smarter than you? Look no farther than the Border Collie! This super smart pooch has some great characteristics:
Nope, That's Not a German Shepherd! In many ways, the Belgian Malinois is like the German Shepherd, but she's her own breed! She could be your best four-legged friend if these features appeal to you:
Bark for the Beagle! Beagles truly are special dogs! This pup may be perfect for your family if you'd expect these traits:
Bark for the Basset! Don't let those sad eyes fool you: Basset Hounds can be so much fun! These features could make the Basset your best bud:
Basenji Basics Basenjis, also known as African Barkless Dogs, are definitely distinct. Do her traits fit your lifestyle?
The Awesome Aussie! The eyes and that coat - the beautiful Australian Shepherd is easy to recognize! Chances are that you chose her because you like Aussies and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Truth about the Pitbull Terrier You might think you know everything about the Pitbull (or even Pibble!), for better or for worse. But let's really explore some of this dog's special traits:
All About the American Bulldog The American Bulldog might be your perfect companion for several reasons:
The Marvelous Malamute This may be the closest thing to having a real wolf in your family - the gorgeous Alaskan Malamute! Chances are that you chose her because you like Mals and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
The Amazing Akita! Chances are that you chose your Akita, sometimes known as Silent Hunters, because you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle:
A Sphynx cat with characteristic wrinkled skin and different-colored eyes rests indoors near a bright window.
Your Cat and Her Quirks Not everyone finds the Sphynx (or "Hairless Cat") so endearing. But we know you'll love her because she is:
Fluffy Ragdoll cat with bright blue eyes lying beneath a blooming white and pink orchid.
What a Doll! Sometimes, the Ragdoll will let you cuddle her, just like a doll! This means she's got traits like:
Long-haired orange Persian cat with a distinctive flat face lying comfortably on grass in the sunlight.
The Purr-fect Persian Persian cats are nearly universally recognizable. Chances are that you chose her because you like Persians (sometimes called “Longhairs”) and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle, like:
Orange tabby mixed-breed cat with striped markings resting comfortably in a soft gray pet bed.
A Mixed Meow If a Mixed Breed cat is part of your family, you can expect her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle, like:
Close-up portrait of a Maine Coon cat with a fluffy calico and tabby coat, white chest ruff, and expressive golden-green eyes.
What a Unique Breed! Your cat is special! She senses your moods, is curious about your day, and has purred her way into your heart.
A brown tabby Exotic Shorthair cat with a round face and flat muzzle rests comfortably on a white sofa.
A Mixed Bag of a Mixed Breed In both appearance and personality, the Exotic Shorthair cat is easy to love. Her traits include:
Close-up portrait of a Birman cat with striking blue eyes, soft pointed fur, and long white whiskers.
Birmans, or "Mitted Cats" Your cat is special! She senses your moods, is curious about your day, and has purred her way into your heart. Chances are that you chose her because you like Birmans and you expected her to have certain traits that would fit your lifestyle, like:
A silver tabby American Shorthair cat with black stripes and alert green eyes sits outdoors among lush green foliage in warm sunlight.
More than just a Common Housecat American Shorthair cats have been a part of American families since the arrival of the earliest pioneers. You can expect from this kitty:
A sleek Abyssinian cat with a warm ruddy ticked coat and large pointed ears rests comfortably on a patterned blue-and-white blanket at Hudson Animal Hospital.
This is an Uncommon Kitty! Your best kitty friend senses your moods, is curious about your day, and has purred her way into your heart.
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