Hi, my name is Sarah. I'm a graduate of Pima and I have been working in veterinary medicine for seven years. I am the proud mother of Nicholas and Luka. I also have two dogs, Cheyenne and Angelo, and two cats, Blue and Ben.

Nyla Potter (BVH service since 2009)
Licensed Veterinary Technician

I am a Washington State Licensed Veterinary Technician. I graduated in 1980 from the Veterinary Technology Program at Ft. Steilacoom (now Pierce College). My passion for animals began at three years of age, with my first memory, riding a pony named "Kimmy". I followed my passion for animal care into a career in veterinary medicine. The art of medicine, blended with the discipline of science, is the heart of my passion for healing. I have been blessed to work with many species in veterinary medicine. I have worked in farm, dairy, horse, companion pets and wildlife veterinary practices over the years. I grew up in 4-H raising and showing Red Stain Rabbits, Collie dogs & Appaloosa horses. I have worked in animal rescue networks, fostering cats and dogs. I studied with William Campbell, author of Better Behavior in Dogs and owner of Behavior Rx, when I adopted a deaf Dalmatian puppy named "Sparky". Learning to communicate with a deaf dog, lead me to complete a course of study in pet behavior consultation. Helping cat & dog owners with behavior concerns became another passion in my career. In 2002, I was bitten by the Miniature Horse bug, raising and showing miniature appaloosas and pintos. In 2005 my miniature mare "Whitney" earned a National Championship in Country Pleasure driving and finished her Hall of Fame title in 2007. My little red dapple Dachshund, "Tulsa" came home with us from the 2005 Miniature Horse Nationals in Tulsa, OK. He is a delightful companion and prefers to shop and pick out his own toys.

I believe pets are one of the greatest gifts we can bring to our lives. They give more than they take and they teach us the simple order of nature. I look forward to meeting you and your pet and helping to keep them healthy, fit and happy!

My name is Pa; I'm 20 years old.  I've been working with animals since my freshman year of high school.  My career started out in veterinary hospitals. Then, as I progressed, I worked my way into animal handling, as well as training classes.  From there I went into the showing business with my two corgis.  Although I am no longer showing, I still enjoy attending dog shows every once in a while.  I worked in an animal shelter for a year, which gave me a chance to work with two puppy mill cases, as well as the infamous chihuahua transfers to Washington from California.  Although I left with great intentions of getting back into the medical field, I still greatly enjoy volunteering there.  I also have some grooming experiences, both from working at a grooming salon for a year and from showing my own dogs.  I live a pretty laid back life, and love spending time with all my babies and my fiancé.  During my spare time I garden for fun.  In the near future I am looking to go back to medical school (for humans, of course).

Though not legally allowed to own property in Washington State, Pandora is, or at least believes herself to be, the true owner of Broadway Veterinary Hospital. She took up residence in 1997 and has become increasingly more efficient at getting people to cater to her every whim.  She has faced occasional catastrophes, like the occasional stray kittens that stay longer than she'd like or when we temporarily ran out of C.E.T Chews earlier this year, but she has not let these things dampen her spirits.   
Pandora is a fan of the incubator (her "spaceship"), running water, bandanas and bows (which she proudly wears around her neck) and being hand-fed wheat grass. Her hobbies include walking on charts while people are writing in them and convincing people to pick her up and put her on the counter so she doesn't have to jump.  Pandora is a very special kitty and we are all very thankful that she so graciously allows us to practice veterinary medicine in her home.