Meet the Staff
Stacey, Office Manager
Stacey has been working with animals around the globe for more than a decade. With a Zoology degree from Ohio Wesleyan University, she has a background in wildlife conservation, laboratory analysis, animal husbandry, and veterinary care.
Having worked with more than 100 species in field and clinic settings, she has a soft spot for guinea pigs, goats, and turtles. Stacey was highlighted in Veterinary Team Brief, the nation's leading veterinary magazine, for her contributions to the zoological field. She has worked with herbalism, acupuncture, laser, and massage therapy in companion pets, farm animals, exotic creatures, and marine life. Stacey turned to holistic medicine after a long battle with Lyme disease and has been reaping the benefits of the holistic lifestyle ever since!
In addition to working in the veterinary field, Stacey moonlights as an actress and freelance writer. She writes regularly for numerous animal and travel magazines and is a screenwriter for a local film company. In 2017, she published her first book, "Today's Dinosaurs: A Complete Guide to Turtles, Terrapins, and Tortoises." Her free time is spent traveling, experiencing world culture, singing karaoke, and enjoying the outdoors.
Having worked with more than 100 species in field and clinic settings, she has a soft spot for guinea pigs, goats, and turtles. Stacey was highlighted in Veterinary Team Brief, the nation's leading veterinary magazine, for her contributions to the zoological field. She has worked with herbalism, acupuncture, laser, and massage therapy in companion pets, farm animals, exotic creatures, and marine life. Stacey turned to holistic medicine after a long battle with Lyme disease and has been reaping the benefits of the holistic lifestyle ever since!
In addition to working in the veterinary field, Stacey moonlights as an actress and freelance writer. She writes regularly for numerous animal and travel magazines and is a screenwriter for a local film company. In 2017, she published her first book, "Today's Dinosaurs: A Complete Guide to Turtles, Terrapins, and Tortoises." Her free time is spent traveling, experiencing world culture, singing karaoke, and enjoying the outdoors.
Emily, Veterinary Assistant
Emily has been working with animals for over ten years. From her high school start walking dogs at the local Humane Society and cleaning cages for a wildlife rehabilitation center, she went on to spend a summer raising Mississippi Sandhill Cranes while completing her undergraduate degree in Biology at Oberlin College. From there, she pursued wildlife rehabilitation and avian medicine, working at facilities across the country before moving to Seattle.
Much of Emily’s experience comes from a seabird rehabilitation center in the San Francisco Bay, where she worked while completing her Master’s in Avian Sciences at UC Davis. It was at this facility that she also was trained in oil spill response for wildlife and participated in numerous washes for oiled patients.
Although new to holistic medicine for companion animals, Emily has found great benefits in working with a holistic practitioner for herself and is excited to bring her compassion and care to working with domestic pets!
Outside of the clinic, Emily is an artist and maker, most recently focusing on hand-poked tattooing and playing guitar. She can frequently be found walking around Greenlake with her dog, Benny.
Much of Emily’s experience comes from a seabird rehabilitation center in the San Francisco Bay, where she worked while completing her Master’s in Avian Sciences at UC Davis. It was at this facility that she also was trained in oil spill response for wildlife and participated in numerous washes for oiled patients.
Although new to holistic medicine for companion animals, Emily has found great benefits in working with a holistic practitioner for herself and is excited to bring her compassion and care to working with domestic pets!
Outside of the clinic, Emily is an artist and maker, most recently focusing on hand-poked tattooing and playing guitar. She can frequently be found walking around Greenlake with her dog, Benny.
Four-Legged Staff
Raynie
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Raynie is a 4-year-old Australian Shepherd, Border Collie, and Newfoundland rescue who was adopted by Dr. Rewers.
She loves greeting people with a friendly bark and wagging tail. Raynie has met many animals, including sharing her own home and yard with Dr. Rewers' other pets: Sam the dog, Zenke and Kingman the kitties, plus two chickens and some rabbits. |
Sam
Sam is the newest member of the Ancient Arts family! Dr. Rewers adopted Sam as a puppy when her previous caretakers needed to find Sam a new home.
She is a Lab mix with a lot of curiosity, occasional shyness and plenty of love to give! Raynie and Sam are best friends.
She is a Lab mix with a lot of curiosity, occasional shyness and plenty of love to give! Raynie and Sam are best friends.
Sophi (Rest in Peace)
Sophi was a 17.5 year old Australian Shepherd Mix, and a testament to the health benefits of acupuncture. Although she had some chronic health issues throughout her life, all were managed effectively through holistic means. Check out her video at age 11 enjoying the outdoors here.
Rest in peace, Nurse Sophi. Thank you for your years of service!
Rest in peace, Nurse Sophi. Thank you for your years of service!
