Dr. Natalie Dyson

Dr. Dyson moved to the area in May 2000 from Baton Rouge, Louisiana where she graduated from Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine.  She has worked in the veterinary industry since 1993.  Since opening the practice in April 2004, she has formed alliances with Santa Rosa Animal Services and Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge/The Stranding Center, Inc. and volunteers her services regularly.  For Animal Services she gives medical attention to animals in the shelter's care and she helps foster and adopt out animals. .  She is the veterinarian of record for Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge. She treats wildlife for any injuries and illnesses, ensures their rehabilitation, and encourages release back into the wild or to another appropriate permanent environment if they are deemed unreleasable.  She also helps with marine mammal strandings.  She is married, has three children and a menagerie of animals.  She is a Girl Scout Gold Award Recipient and is a Girl Scout leader.  She enjoys spending time with her family (including the furry, feathered, and transient) and friends, reading, and --call her crazy-- yard work.

 

Michelle Shebloski  (Veterinary Technician)

Michelle has been working as a vet tech since 2000.  She graduated from St. Petersburg in 2006 with a degree in Veterinarian Technology.  She has one child, a daughter named Danielle, and 5 cats.  Michelle works part time as an aerobics instructor in Fort Walton Beach.  She is certified in group fitness, kickboxing, turbo kick and boot camp fitness.  She enjoys competing in figure competitions, and spending time with her daughter and friends.









 

 

Heather

Heather moved to the area in 2008 from Memphis, Tn.  She is married and has 4 children.  She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, two dogs, Cody and Izzy, relaxing at the beach, reading, and helping others.

 

Elishia Bouley

Elishia Bouley is a veterinary technician who is attending St. Petersburg College to complete her A.S. degree in Veterinary Technology to get certified.  She has been working in the veterinary industry since 1998.  She has 3 cats, "Precious," "Anubis," and "Osiris," and one dog, "Kiowa."  She lives in the country with her husband Chris and their 20 chickens.

 

Amanda

Amanda moved to Gulf Breeze in 2009 with her husband Brandon. They got married in Crestview in 2006 and always wanted to live here on the Emerald Coast. She graduated from Auburn University in 2008 with a degree in Animal Sciences/Pre-Vet. She has one dog, Buster the silly Boston Terrier and one cat, Nugget. Her favorite way to spend her free time is relaxing on the beach with her husband, fishing at "Catfish Ridge" with her husband, and hanging out with her two fuzzy kids.