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Tamara is a veterinary assistant who has been a part of the team at Haslett Animal Hospital since 2010. She is currently working towards her associates and veterinary technician license through Purdue University. Tamara is very familiar with all of the positions at Haslett Animal Hospital, but is most passionate about her role in anesthesia and surgery. She loves developing relationships with her clients and helping their pets with whatever they may need. She has a yorkie named Big Agnes, many rescue cats, and two birds (Sunny and Duke).
A cum laude graduate of the Baker College of Jackson Veterinary Technology Program, Maggie has been a part of our team since July 2015. She enjoys her work at Haslett Animal Hospital where she feels that she is constantly learning more and also gets to enjoy getting to know pets and their owners. Her own pets include Bailey, a German short-haired pointer mix; Zuko, a pit mix; Vice and Persephone, two domestic short-haired cats; Willow, a Siamese cat; Yoshi, a domestic long-haired cat; and Nikki, a horse. When she isn’t working, Maggie enjoys horseback riding, reading, playing board games, scrapbooking and other crafts, and participating in cosplay.
Katie received her bachelor’s in animal science from MSU in 2014, and followed up with her bachelor’s in veterinary technology from MSU in 2016. She wanted to be a technician ever since she moved onto a farm when she was a kid. Today, Katie enjoys the hands-on aspect of veterinary medicine and being able to help animals live healthy, happy lives with their families.
Katie and her husband Tyler have 2 miniature Dachshunds named Maggie and Zoogs, and 2 cats, Phantom and Blue. Outside of work, her favorite activities include traveling (she’s been to 10 different countries), watching movies, and spending time with her family.
Fred is Haslett Animal Hospital’s professional groomer with professional grooming certification. He has 19 years of experience, and 4 years working at our practice. He enjoys being able to see satisfied clients and getting daily satisfaction from his craft. Fred has been married 23 years to his wonderful wife Cheryl. They have a number of pets including Pearl, a 13-year-old Pit Bull Terrier; Bella, an 8-year-old German Shepherd; Marti, a 9-year-old Italian Greyhound; Ryder, a 1-year-old Border Terrier; Moochie, a 10-year-old Siamese cat; Duma, a 7-year-old Manx cat; and Sparty, a parrotlet. When he isn’t working, Fred has a number of interesting hobbies including collecting vintage tin toys from the 1890s to present and studying origin apologetics, world history, and science. He also loves motorcycles.
Angie has been a part of our team since 2006. She earned her B.S. in Zoology from MSU. One of her favorite things about working at Haslett Animal Hospital is getting to know the clients and their pets. Angie is married to her husband Dave and they have a daughter named Analena (age 7) and two pets: Pandora, a grey DSH and Arwen, a black DSH. When she isn’t working, Angie loves sewing, reading, and singing. She grew up on a small farm and had her own horse as a girl.
Dr. Wagner has been at Haslett Animal Hospital since 2010 and earned her DVM from Michigan State University in 2004. She is also trained in veterinary acupuncture through IVSA (International Veterinary Acupuncture Society), allowing her to provide an alternative or adjunctive treatment for pain in her patients. She loves every aspect of veterinary medicine. Dr. Wagner's family includes her husband, daughter, two dogs (Zenya and Georgie), and two cats Pachi and Chibi. In her free time, she loves running marathons and participating in long distance triathlons.
Dr. Harris has been practicing medicine at Haslett Animal Hospital since 1988 after graduating from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine (MSU CVM) in 1985. Dr. Harris has continued to advance his knowledge with a focus on ultrasound imaging, dentistry, and orthopedic surgery. From a young age, Dr. Harris has always loved animals and it was his mom who encouraged him to pursue his dreams of becoming a veterinarian. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Harris spends his time with his wife (Becky) and their three children (Nathan, Abby, and Katie). Their family also includes their dog (Delila), cat (Carter), and six chickens. His hobbies include woodworking, swimming, yard work, and water skiing. During the summer you will find Dr. Harris surrounded by his family enjoying their lake house with fresh tomatoes, corn on the cob, and watermelon.
Dr. Remsberg earned her DVM from the University of Wisconsin in 1989. The most rewarding part of her career has been starting her own clinic in North Carolina, the Cat Care Clinic in Asheville, which she sold to be closer to her family here in Michigan.
Dr. Remsberg and her daughter, Naomi, have 3 pets at home: Bella, a Pitbull Terrier; Alisha, a Golden Retriever; and Apollo, the cat. In her spare time, Dr. Remsberg enjoys gardening, cross country skiing, biking, kayaking and reading.
Dr. Burmeister has been a part of the Haslett Animal Hospital team since 2002 and has been in veterinary medicine for more than 25 years. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree from MSU and her DVM from MSU CVM in 1991. The most rewarding part of her profession is witnessing the human-animal bond and the important role that pets play as a valuable member of the family. Through preventive medicine, she has the opportunity to keep them as healthy as possible and with their families for as long as possible. Dr. Burmeister has three children (Johanna, McKain, and Bryn). They also have four pets: Jake and Quinn (Labrador Retrievers); Bubbles (Border Terrier); and Play Dough (orange DSH). When she isn’t working, Dr. Burmeister enjoys gardening and cooking.
Dr. Harris has over 13 years of experience in veterinary care and graduated with honors from Ontario Veterinary College. She completed her undergraduate work with a Bachelor of Science degree from Central Michigan University. Dr. Harris truly loves animals and has a passion for veterinary medicine that drives her to provide the best care for her patients and their owners.
Dr. Harris appreciates all aspects of veterinary medicine, but particularly enjoys surgery, ophthalmology and building the relationships with clients and their pets.
Dr. Abby has 2 pets, a boxer named Burton and a cat named Norman Rockwell. When she is not caring for her patients at work, she likes to go running with Burton and spending time with her husband Michael, a civil engineer.
She looks forward to meeting you and caring for your pet’s needs.