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Dr. Lexi McGilvray (Dr. Mac) grew up in the beautiful Seattle area. She moved to San Diego, California for college, graduating from the University of San Diego with a BA in Biological Anthropology. She returned to the Pacific Northwest to attend Washington State University for veterinary school, graduating from WSU College of Veterinary Medicine with honors in May 2015. After graduation, she was accepted by Seattle Veterinary Specialists for a one year, small animal rotating internship in emergency and specialty medicine. She has worked as a small animal general practitioner since the completion of her advanced training. Her interests include cardiology, dentistry, and internal medicine. When she’s not working with animals as a Cara team member, Dr. Mac enjoys traveling with her husband, snowboarding with friends, practicing hot yoga, cheering for the Seahawks, and exploring the PNW’s great outdoors with her Chihuahua mix, Leoberto.
Born and raised in Snohomish, Dr. Sarah Beebe’s passion for animals started with her 4-H dogs and only grew from there. She received her Bachelor’s in Zoology from Washington State University’s Honors College in 2020, and attended WSU’s veterinary school immediately after. Her veterinary interests include preventative medicine and canine reproduction. She is thrilled to begin her veterinary career at Juanita Hills! In her free time, Dr. Beebe is planning to get back into the world of dog shows and obedience trials, and enjoys writing, drawing, and exploring the world with her Bernese Mountain Dog Ingrid.
Dr Donna Mensching graduated from Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in 1995. She practiced small animal medicine in general and emergency roles in New England for nearly a decade. A passion for environmental stewardship led to participation in Envirovet, a program to engage veterinarians in environmental issues, in 2004. That led to a Master’s degree in environmental toxicology at the University of Illinois studying the role of flame retardants in the development of feline hyperthyroidism and board-certification in veterinary toxicology with the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center. Missing the hands-on practice of veterinary medicine, she returned to private practice after several years as a toxicology consultant. She most enjoys working up cases to best help her patients and connecting with clients who realize that she cares about their pets as if they were her own. She loves exploring, hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking, tiring out her dogs Parker and Katie and adventure travel.
Jenifer was born and raised in north Seattle and has 15 years experience in the animal care industry. Her experiences range from veterinary medicine to dog training, showing and breeding. She has extensive experience in general practice, emergency and critical care as well as specializing in reproduction and neonate care. Her main areas of interest are client education and preventative medicine along with health testing and responsible breeding to eliminate congenital defects in purebred dogs..
Outside of work, Jen enjoys traveling, live music and loving on her squeezable bulldog, Secret.
My name is Dev! My pronouns are They/Them. My whole life revolves around my animals, art, and finding my happiness. I graduated from The Art Institute of Seattle with my associate’s degree in graphic design, but I switched career paths in search of more fulfillment for my heart and of course that led me to more animals!
My name is Lochlynn my pronouns are she/her.
I started working at 15, but found my true calling in early 2020 when I started my career in veterinary medicine. My experience ranges from emergency medicine to general practice; with the goal to one day go into veterinary ophthalmology.
“When I is replaced by we, illness becomes wellness” -Malcom X
Sabrina grew up in SeaTac WA— She has 9 years invested in veterinary medicine, developing meaningful relationships with both our clients and our patients. In Sabrina’s free time she enjoys plant shopping and watching anime. She has two Pitbulls: Kuruk & Kali. Sabrina has experience handling the “tougher” breeds & has studied animal behavior science for a year after high-school.
“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen” -Orhan Pamuk”