Dr. Cheryl Meyers

Cheryl grew up with her parents and three brothers in Detroit and Traverse City, Michigan.  On her way home from kindergarten she found a kitten, convinced her family to adopt it, then decided quite at once she was going to be a veterinarian.  Her goals, dedication and love for animals never wavered. Twenty-one years later she graduated from Michigan State University, College of Veterinary Medicine, considering it a privilege and a dream come true.  

Cheryl has practiced veterinary medicine in Michigan, Alaska, and Seattle for over twenty years.  She has filled in at many clinics around the Seattle area as a relief veterinarian, which is how she met her business partner Annie.  Her main priority is forming trusting relationships with owners and patients, so that they love coming to the vet. Cheryl lives with her husband Carl and two spoiled cats Nugget and Baby Kitty.  In her spare time she enjoys all things outdoors including running, biking, hiking and snowboarding. She has neutered a porcupine, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, and made freezer jam, but not all at the same time.

Dr. Annie Dittrich

Growing up in Anchorage, Alaska, Annie was fascinated with all creatures from an early age, whether it was the bull moose or black bear who wandered into her yard, or the three dogs she grew up chasing around.   It’s no wonder she ended up becoming a veterinarian. After experimenting with art and literature in college, Annie returned to her calling and attended Washington State University for veterinary school where she met her husband, Conrad.  They moved to Seattle and are raising two human children, a dog named Earl and a cat named Ron. 

Annie has been practicing veterinary medicine in Seattle for the past fifteen years.  Her most rewarding work comes from her client-patient-doctor relationships and the unique opportunity to be her patients’ doctor for their entire lives.   Outside the office, Annie likes to be outdoors and explore new places- backpacking in the Cascades, camping on a sheep farm in Patagonia, and traversing across Italy;  she is game to go anywhere. Her bucket list includes visiting Ecuador, Iceland, Japan, and more of British Columbia.

Dr. Marie Andresen

Marie grew up nearby in Issaquah, WA. She has always had a strong love for animals, interest in science, and desire to help others, so veterinary medicine was a perfect fit. Marie completed her undergraduate education at Washington State University, studying Zoology and Spanish, and even spent a semester in Granada, Spain. She then continued on to complete her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at WSU.

Within veterinary medicine, Marie is especially interested in soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, behavior, and keeping appointments fun with treats and low-stress handling. She previously raised puppies for Guide Dogs for the Blind, and her favorite appointments are new puppy appointments since she is passionate about helping set puppies up for success.

In her free time, Marie enjoys hiking, camping, playing the ukulele, and trying new restaurants. She and her husband Josh share their lives with the sweetest Labrador Retriever named Teller. Marie originally raised Teller to be a Guide Dog, but he was medically career changed and is now a professional cuddler!

Deborah

Practice Manager 

Deborah graduated from Lehigh University with a degree in Business and Marketing.  When she left the corporate world to pursue a career in veterinary medicine it came as no surprise to friends and family.  Deborah had already spent many years volunteering with rescue societies before deciding to make the transition.  She is very passionate about animals and considers herself very lucky to work with them every day.  Deborah is the Practice Manager for Roosevelt Station Vet Care and she is proud to lead such an exceptional group of veterinary professionals who are just as passionate as she is about the care of animals!

When not overseeing RSVC Deborah can be found baking with her daughter Ariana, playing with her puppy Kipper, or cuddling up with her cats Charlie and Lulu.

Catrina, CVA

Patient Care Lead  |  Fear Free Certified 

Catrina comes to us from San Diego, CA, where she was born and raised.  After attending college in Abilene, TX, Catrina moved to Seattle in 2013 and loves it!  Catrina is currently in school to be an LVT (Licensed Veterinary Technician). Catrina is an original team member at Roosevelt Station Vet Care, starting before the doors opened for business in 2018, and is excited to be working here!

Catrina has a 4 year old dapper kitty who wears a bowtie named Calvin.  When Catrina is not in school, studying or working, she likes to garden and crochet.

Meghanne

Client Care Lead

Meghanne has 20 years of experience in the veterinary field, including familiarity with both small animal and exotic practices. Her favorite part about working in the field is educating clients in animal health.

Outside of work, Meghanne can be found cooking, baking, or tending to her vegetable garden in warmer months.

She has three children: Mariah, Sarah, and Caleb, and a boyfriend, Eric. Her four-legged family includes two sweet pups, Piper the Labrador, and Henry, (aka Henry No) the Golden.

Missy

Client Care Coordinator

Missy was born and raised in Houston, Texas and moved to Seattle in 2001 for a change of scenery.  Missy has over 18 years of experience working in the veterinary field, beginning a few years out of high school.  She has a life-long passion for animals. She currently has two adorable cats, Caleb and Willow, both of whom are polydactyl on all four paws!  Needless to say, she has become an expert at trimming cat nails.

Missy is an original team member at Roosevelt Station Vet Care, starting before the doors opened for business in 2018.  Outside of work, she keeps busy camping, tennis, golf, cooking, archery, traveling, gardening, snowboarding and snowmobiling.

Katie, CVA

Patient Care Coordinator | Fear Free Certified 

Katie is a lifelong animal and music lover. She’s a classically trained musician, freelancing wherever life takes her, as well as a student in Purdue University’s Veterinary Nursing Distance Learning program. Her French horn has been her passport to living in and traveling to many reaches of the United States.

As an east coast native, Katie was born and raised in Pennsylvania. Her latest move to Seattle was for her husband’s PhD program and had the two taking turns at the wheel driving all the way from South Bend, IN with their two cats, Michi and Helo, and their dog, Ravi. Her special veterinary interests include animal behavior and cognition, and she is fluent in the Treats language.

Katie’s activities – that aren’t related to animals or music – include yoga, reading, candle making, listening to NPR, eating/cooking yummy foods, and traveling to her hometown of Pittsburgh at least once a year for family/friend time. Much of her current focus outside of work is on the recent family addition of their baby girl! Katie joined the Roosevelt Station Vet Care team in November 2019.

Cassi

Social Media Coordinator

Cassi is originally from Sacramento, CA, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Sacramento State University. She is extremely passionate about helping others, both humans and animals alike! When Cassi was eight years old, she was adamant that she would work in a vet’s office one day, and after exploring a variety of career fields, she is finally pursuing her original and strongest passion.

Cassi is currently in school to be a licensed veterinary technician. When she is not studying or working, she enjoys crochet, knitting, attending to her many plants, playing video games, and of course playing with Luna!

Luna is a loveable Shiba Inu/Jindo mix that changed Cassi’s life for the better. The two of them love to go on walks, hikes, car rides, dog park visits, camping and picnics. Her favorite toys are actually cat toys, which she eagerly shares and plays with her kitten buddy, Valkyrie. Valkyrie is a new addition to the family, adopted by Cassi’s best friend and roommate, and rescued from the middle of Mercer street in Seattle.

Cassi looks forward to welcoming and caring for pets with the same level of care and compassion that she has for Luna and Valkyrie. Her goal is to provide exceptional, thorough, and compassionate care to all animals, while providing a warm and positive experience!

Anna

Patient Care Coordinator

Anna moved to Seattle from Atlanta, Georgia 5 years ago to go to school at the University of Washington. Her interest in the plants and animals of the PNW inspired her to pursue a degree in Biology, which she completed in 2021. She has been in the veterinary field for 3 years now and joined the RSVC staff in August of 2022. She will be heading to veterinary school in the fall to pursue a degree in veterinary medicine.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys playing tennis, walking or biking around Greenlake, and visiting her family back in Georgia. She has one kitty at home, Felix, who will be turning 16 this year.

Lauren

Patient Care Coordinator

Lauren was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona. Wanting a big change, she moved to Seattle in June of 2022 to experience some trees and rain! Growing up, she always had an interest in medicine – but wasn’t sure that human medicine was the right path for her. After seeing veterinary assisting on a list of courses, she knew immediately that was what she wanted to do. She has been working full time in the veterinary field since 2018 and has loved every minute of it! Her interests include surgery and cultivating close relationships with clients and their furry family members.

In her free time, Lauren loves to travel, try new restaurants, and spend time with her friends. She’s looking forward to becoming a seasoned hiker, professional snowboarder, and all around true PNW local!

Nilsa

Patient Care Coordinator

Nilsa came to us from Puerto Rico where she had already gained 4 years of experience in the veterinary field. Nilsa recently moved to Seattle (her dream city) to follow her dreams of living in the place she wanted, doing what she loves. She had always known, since she was very little, that she wanted to be an animal caretaker.   

Sadly her senior dachshunds (Pupi & Savoy) had to stay in Puerto Rico with her mom due to their age, but she’s looking forward to having dogs again someday. Hopefully Corgi’s, that is her favorite breed.  

Danni

Patient Care Coordinator

Danni is originally from Sacramento, CA but has enjoyed the pacific northwest for the past 10 years.  After realizing her cat allergies weren’t debilitation, Danni immediately signed up for a veterinary assistant program.  For the past 7 years Danni has enjoyed all aspects of the veterinary field as an assistant and as a manager at a previous clinic.  She is currently in the process of getting Fear Free certified and then wants to pursue a Veterinary Management certification.

Diana

Client Care Coordinator

From the PNW, Diana has worked with animals for many years, from boarding facilities to dog daycares. She has been a Veterinary Receptionist since 2019, starting at RSVC in November 2021. When not working she enjoys going to the coast and hanging out with her two dogs, Kevin and Barkley.