Emily is our Receptionist that was born and raised in Tulsa. She is happily married to her husband of 11 years and has four wonderful children. Her and her family share their home with their "rescued dog" Samson, newly adopted dog Lenny, and an over abundance of tropical aquarium fish. When she's not at North Forty Emily is chasing her 2 year old around, taking her teenage daughter to the mall, or talking to her two sons about "Star Wars" or "Dragonball Z". When the kids are all busy she's curled up on the couch with her husband watching t.v. with their furry friends nearby.
Ashlie has been with North Forty for over four years. She is a veterinary assistant. She enjoys painting and welding.
Elizabeth has been with North Forty since 2008. She is a recent graduate of TCC's Veterinary Technician program.
In December of 2008, Amy was hired as a kennel assistant. She has worked in the veterinary field for the last few years and has a deep love for pets. She recently adopted a yorkie from Animal Aid. In her spare time, she is a soccer mom to her adorable son, Hunter.
Rita Gonzalez has been our groomer since November 2008. Rita comes to North Forty with over 25 years experience in the professional grooming field. Rita enjoys all kinds of pets. She owns dogs, a bearded dragon and two iguanas! In her spare time, Rita enjoys spoiling her new baby granddaughter.
Shannon has been with North 40 since December 2006. She is a pre-vet major at OSU. She will be applying to veterinary school next year. Shannon spends part of her summer involved in ministry and missions.
Kyle has been working as a kennel assistant since 2009. He is very active in his church and takes mission trips in the summer.
Ali is a junior high student who is new to North Forty. In her spare time, she babysits and enjoys acting. She is pictured here with one of our clinic cats, Icky.
Biskit came to North Forty as an injured kitten. One of her legs had to be amputated but that has never slowed her down! The staff became quite fond of Biskit while she was recovering. Biskit has been apart of the staff for 3 years. Usually she will be found relaxing on the back of one of the computer monitors or hanging out in Dr. Long's office.
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Emily is our Receptionist that was born and raised in Tulsa. She is happily married to her husband of 11 years and has four wonderful children. Her and her family share their home with their "rescued dog" Samson, newly adopted dog Lenny, and an over abundance of tropical aquarium fish. When she's not at North Forty Emily is chasing her 2 year old around, taking her teenage daughter to the mall, or talking to her two sons about "Star Wars" or "Dragonball Z". When the kids are all busy she's curled up on the couch with her husband watching t.v. with their furry friends nearby.
Ashlie has been with North Forty for over four years. She is a veterinary assistant. She enjoys painting and welding.
Elizabeth has been with North Forty since 2008. She is a recent graduate of TCC's Veterinary Technician program. 
In December of 2008, Amy was hired as a kennel assistant. She has worked in the veterinary field for the last few years and has a deep love for pets. She recently adopted a yorkie from Animal Aid. In her spare time, she is a soccer mom to her adorable son, Hunter.
Shannon has been with North 40 since December 2006. She is a pre-vet major at OSU. She will be applying to veterinary school next year. Shannon spends part of her summer involved in ministry and missions.
Kyle has been working as a kennel assistant since 2009. He is very active in his church and takes mission trips in the summer.
Ali is a junior high student who is new to North Forty. In her spare time, she babysits and enjoys acting. She is pictured here with one of our clinic cats, Icky.
Biskit came to North Forty as an injured kitten. One of her legs had to be amputated but that has never slowed her down! The staff became quite fond of Biskit while she was recovering. Biskit has been apart of the staff for 3 years. Usually she will be found relaxing on the back of one of the computer monitors or hanging out in Dr. Long's office.