The Caring Team Behind Every FurlifeVets Visit

Breanna has been working in the animal field for 5 years. After completing her (A.S in Biology) at Sussex County Community College, she had taken on a Zookeeper position at Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange, NJ. One of Breanna’s favorite parts of being a zookeeper was working with the veterinarian on site, treating the sick and injured animals. After moving to Florida in 2023, Breanna had decided to go further into the medical side of animal care and become a veterinary nurse. Along with small animal general practice, Breanna has a special interest in Zoology, Primatology, Equine medicine, animal behavior and diagnostics.

"Before working at Furlife Vets, my dog was a patient of Dr. Jesus. After one visit at the hospital, I fell in love with the thorough care that was given to my pet. I knew immediately that I wanted to be here,part of a team that not only shared the same high standard for Veterinary medicine as I do, but in a place where I knew I would learn and grow as a technician."

Born and raised in Miami, Florida, I’ve always had a deep love for animals and a passion for helping them live healthy, happy lives. That passion led me to pursue a career in veterinary medicine, and I’ve proudly been working as a veterinary technician for the past 3 ½ years. Two years ago, I moved to Boca Raton, where I’ve continued my journey in the field I’ve dreamed of since I was a young girl.

I share my life with my sweet tabby cat, Tina, and my energetic Husky-German Shepherd mix, Brody—both of whom are truly my world. I also have two beautiful Labrador mixes who live with my mom and continue to hold a special place in my heart.

At Furlife Vets, I approach every pet and client with compassion, patience, and dedication—no matter the circumstances. I believe that building trust with pet parents is just as important as providing quality care for their furry companions. My goal is always to make sure clients feel supported and confident that their pets are in good hands.

I’m also incredibly grateful for the team I work with. We share the same values and commitment to animal health and well-being, and that teamwork shines through in everything we do

Morgan has worked in veterinary medicine as a technician for over 10 years. Prior to her 10 year career as a veterinary technician, she earned her college degree while pursuing her passion for animals by working in animal hospitals, and with rescue organizations.

She loves all aspects of her career in veterinary medicine, but holds a special interest in neonatal care, animal behavior, preventative medicine and forming strong, trusting relationships with clients and their pets. Her most rewarding experiences are when clients feel that they can rely on her personally for guidance and reassurance with the care of their beloved pet. Sometimes difficult decisions need to be made and Morgan is always available to be the shoulder that they can lean on and turn to. Being apart of a Fear Free certified practice such as FurlifeVets and implementing a fear free approach for all of our patients has been a career goal of Morgan’s. It’s been her dream to work with like minded individuals that share the same core beliefs and values.

Stacy is our veterinary assistant who is currently majoring in biological sciences at Florida Atlantic University. She is a straight A student who aspires to become a veterinarian and hopes to be accepted into vet school after graduating next year. Stacy was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and both of her parents are immigrants from Ukraine. Therefore, she knows both English and Russian. Stacy has previously worked at two other veterinary clinics as a receptionist and a kennel technician.

Stacy loves that she has the opportunity to learn from such a knowledgeable team and contribute her own experience to maximizing pet care. She is grateful that she gets to work amongst such a cohesive team to care for her favorite things in the world—animals. She has wanted to be a vet ever since she was little and is now living out her dream. She gets to help dogs and cats as her job, and she couldn’t be happier.

Stacy currently has four cats and two dogs. Two of her cats are kittens that she recently adopted from a rescue. She also has a British shorthair and Persian cat. Her dogs are a chocolate Labrador retriever and soft coated wheaten terrier. She has grown up with cats all her life and one of her cats who recently passed away gave birth to six kittens. Stacy and her family cared for the kittens until they reached an age suitable for adoption. She got her first dog 9 years ago and he’s the goodest boy. Throughout her life she has had a multitude of other pets, including hamsters, Guinea pigs, chameleons, parakeets, turtles, and more. Stacy loves being able to go home every day to her fluffy buddies and cuddling up with them with a nice cup of tea and a good TV show.

Yodaliz was born and raised in beautiful Puerto Rico, where her journey into the field of veterinary medicine first began. About seven years ago, she made the exciting decision to come to the United States to pursue her studies in veterinary medicine. Since then, she has dedicated herself to the profession, gaining valuable experience in both academic settings and private practice.

Throughout her career, she has worked as a veterinary technician, which has provided her a well-rounded perspective on animal care. She has developed a special interest in internal medicine, a field where she is eager to continue growing and deepening her expertise.

One of the aspects she enjoys most about working in veterinary medicine, is building meaningful, one-on-one relationships with her clients and their beloved pets. She firmly believes that compassionate communication and trust are key to providing the best care possible.

Currently, she is very proud to be part of the team at Furlife Vets, where we truly treat one another like family. She considers that our clinic has one of the best fear-free environments around, and we are committed to ensuring that pets and their owners feel as comfortable and calm as they would in their own homes.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending her free time reading and watching movies—simple pleasures that help her recharge and stay balanced.

She is excited about the future and the opportunity to continue growing as a veterinary professional, while nurturing the special connections with the pets and people we serve.