Dr. Laura
In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Boise & Surrounding Neighborhoods
I grew up in what used to be a small town called Lake Stevens, Washington, which is approximately 30 miles north of Seattle. Like most veterinarians, I’ve always had a passion for helping animals. As a child, I was constantly bringing home injured or lost animals with the hope of healing them or returning them to their owners. I also enjoy helping people—what better way to help them than helping the pets they love?
I completed my undergraduate education at Boise State University and veterinary school at Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Pullman, Washington.
My passions are wellness education, veterinary oncology, and end-of-life care. I like being a vet because I enjoy partnering with clients and providing information to help them make the best decisions for their pets. Also, I get to experience helping pets and people at the same time.
I have lost many pets. Most recently, our dog Frances courageously fought cancer. I am so thankful for the fellow veterinarian who sat beside us when it came time to let her cross the rainbow bridge. It is a memory I cherish as she is finally at peace. Losing my own precious pets has shown me the value of having a good support system to help you during and after these difficult times. I consider it an honor to walk alongside families at their most vulnerable times, to be welcomed into a family’s home where they and their pet are most comfortable, and to help families make important decisions regarding their pet’s care.
Outside of veterinary medicine, I enjoy being in the sunshine, boating with our kids at Lucky Peak Reservoir, and hiking in the foothills.
