Camilla

Camilla joined our team in June 2025 as a Client Care Coordinator, bringing strong communication and organizational skills as well as a lifelong passion for animals. Her love for animals has always been a driving force in her life, and from a young age, she knew she would one day work with them in a meaningful way. 

From 4H Club and pursuing her Bachelor’s in Animal Science to working in canine nutrition research, Camilla gained valuable hands-on experience and knowledge that solidified her commitment to a career in veterinary medicine. She plans to continue her studies in veterinary school and is most interested in animal nutrition. Fascinated by the role nutrition plays in disease prevention and overall quality of life, she is motivated to understand how nutrition can be used as a tool to improve animal health outcomes.

“What keeps me interested in veterinary medicine is the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with clients and their pets,” Camilla shared. “I love getting to see the same animals time and again, whether it’s for wellness check-ups or during more challenging moments when they’re not feeling their best. Being part of their journey gives me a sense of purpose and fulfillment. The bond I get to form with both the animals and their owners is truly rewarding and keeps me passionate about this career every single day.”

Camilla’s dedicated work ethic, compassionate nature, and proactive approach make her an incredible addition to our team. She enjoys working alongside professionals who share her strong commitment to providing high-quality care and making a positive impact on animal health.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Animal Science (Pre-Vet), Washington State University – Pullman, Wash.

Volunteer Work

Camilla spent 5 years volunteering with the Little Rascals 4H Club in Snohomish, Wash., where she helped empower young people through hands-on learning in animal husbandry, agriculture, and community service. Additionally, she worked with Helping Our Miniature Equines (HOME) in Arlington, Wash., for a year as a volunteer, where she promoted awareness of the organization’s rehabilitation and rescue efforts while educating the public on the unique needs of miniature horses.

Home Life

When she’s not working, Camilla enjoys exploring creative projects, including acrylic painting, ceramics, and crocheting. She also loves to read, bake, and spend time with her family and her three pets: Susie, a sweet tuxedo kitty who loves licking the people she likes and has a particular fondness for squeezable treats; Bella, a ball-obsessed yellow lab with a passion for agility; and Sophie, a chocolate lab who never turns down a snack. While Bella and Sophie are littermates, they are complete opposites.