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Meet Our Client Representatives

 

                  *Nicole L, Katie, Marisa, Kenadee, Sarah*

 Nicole;

     Nicole has been part of the Mann Memorial Veterinary Clinic since August of 2016.  When she is out of work, she enjoys spending time with her two kids and her husband. She has two cats named Bella & Otis.

 Katie;

     Katie has been a part of the Mann Memorial Veterinary Clinic's team since March of 2007. In her spare time she enjoys supporting her son at his sporting events & her puppy Deja! 

Marisa;

     Marisa has been at Mann Memorial since April, 2019. She enjoys spending time with her family.


Kenadee;

      Kenadee has been with us since February of 2020.  She enjoys the outdoors and spending time with her animals. 


Sarah;

     Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, son, daughter, two dogs, and two cats. 



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4:30 pm

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Thursday:

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  • "Our furry family has been cared for by the Mann Clinic since 1980. From routine annual exams to life saving surgeries, Dr Angelos and his team have always been there, through good and difficult times. Their care is thorough and conscientious. They patiently answer my questions, guide important decisions, give advice and do it all with calmness and compassion."
    Megan Walsh - Sanford, ME
  • "Our family has been using Mann Clinic for our pet care for over 25 years. We generally see Dr. Angelos, but we have been very happy with all of the veterinarians and services provided. We have dealt with various health issues with our large pet family, and rely on, and trust the advice, and care of the veterinarians there. The staff is always helpful and courteous."
    Lisa and Gerry A. Lyman, Maine
  • "Dr Christ Angelos and his staff at Mann Memorial Clinic have been attending to the needs of my pets for over 15 years. I find the staff to be excellent providers of care and both routine and serious medical intervention for our pets. They are professional, accommodating, compassionate and extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend this clinic and continue to be thankful for their wonderful care of my pets."
    Julia Burns Riley
  • "Every single person I met that day - the doctors, nurses and staff were so gentle and so kind. They let me show my grief without making me feel like I was so foolish for caring so much. Again - THANK YOU for the tears and hugs and for understanding."
    The Boyce Family