Meet the Team

Natalie grew up right here in Huntersville with her parents, two sisters, and the family dog, a Cocker Spaniel named Sunshine. For her, animal care has always been a part of life—there was never a need to consider another career path!

When Angie was eight years old, her mother allowed a mother cat to stay with the family for the night. That cat ended up giving birth to six kittens. After that experience, Angie knew that she wanted to learn all she could about animals. That passion never left!

Brittany knows firsthand the deep bonds we share with our animal companions. She’s always wanted to help nurture those connections for others. Working in the world of veterinary medicine allows her to do just that!

When Cameron was growing up, she spent most of her summers with her grandmother, who lived on a lot of land with a barn. As is often the case, that barn became a safe haven for countless cats, which Cameron would feed every morning as part of her daily chores.

When Rebecca joined the Hambright Animal Hospital team, she was no stranger to the animal care industry. After the pandemic forced her to pivot her career path, she transitioned from pet boarding into the veterinary field.

Adria moved around a lot while she was growing up, and the one constant she could always count on was her family pets. They were her very best friends in the world, and she’s always known that she wanted to give something back.

Bianca was seven years old when she adopted her first kitten. Caring for her childhood pet—who lived to be 19 years old—made one thing very clear to Bianca. She wanted to help pets live as long as possible by working with animals professionally. Her dream just never quit!

Although she’s had a lifelong love for animals, Cari wasn’t always sure what career path she wanted to take. She started college as a biology major and started to explore her options. When Cari stumbled across the Veterinary Technician profession, she knew that she had found her true calling!

Growing up on a farm in Denver, NC, Jessica has always known she would one day pursue a career in veterinary medicine. A naturally shy person, she found it difficult to make friends when she was younger. To compensate for this, she turned to her family pets.

Growing up near Crowders Mountain, Jordan’s family owned several dogs.

While Kayla always loved animals, she hadn’t thought of pursuing a career in the veterinary field. That is, until she was around 19 years old, and her puppy contracted parvovirus.

Growing up in Pennsylvania, Tabitha’s best friend in the world was her Golden Retriever mix. Making sure he was happy and healthy, and visiting the vet’s office frequently for his skin issues, sparked her own interest in the field of veterinary medicine. Tabitha’s passion simply never quit.