Lisa Tancredi
Receptionist
Lisa, has been with CVC for many years now and brings with her incredible knowledge about the importance of pet grooming for your pets health and well-being. Lisa has hung up her grooming clippers and can be found on our reception desk usually Wednesdays to Fridays. Lisa can often be found early mornings walking the streets of Castlemaine with her brood of dogs. Lisa also puts her hand to various crafts in particular the magic of looming.
Lisa Tancredi
Receptionist
Lisa, has been with CVC for many years now and brings with her incredible knowledge about the importance of pet grooming for your pets health and well-being. Lisa has hung up her grooming clippers and can be found on our reception desk usually Wednesdays to Fridays. Lisa can often be found early mornings walking the streets of Castlemaine with her brood of dogs. Lisa also puts her hand to various crafts in particular the magic of looming.
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Marisa Jorgensen
Marisa grew up in a tiny apartment in Copenhagen. She booked a plane ticket to Australia in 2018 and completely fell in love with the country. She met her partner not long after arriving in Australia and the now live in Chewton with their 6 chickens and Maremma dog Leo. Marisa is passionate about animals and in particular the diverse wildlife in Australia and sees herself studying either psychology or veterinary science at the University of Melbourne. When Marisa is not at reception of as a cage hand at CVC, you will usually find her with a paint brush in her hand, at the gym or going for a long bush walk watching the kangaroos jump by
Marisa Jorgensen
Marisa grew up in a tiny apartment in Copenhagen. She booked a plane ticket to Australia in 2018 and completely fell in love with the country. She met her partner not long after arriving in Australia and the now live in Chewton with their 6 chickens and Maremma dog Leo. Marisa is passionate about animals and in particular the diverse wildlife in Australia and sees herself studying either psychology or veterinary science at the University of Melbourne. When Marisa is not at reception of as a cage hand at CVC, you will usually find her with a paint brush in her hand, at the gym or going for a long bush walk watching the kangaroos jump by
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Kristy Dwyer
Receptionist
Kristy moved to Mandurang from Melbourne to enjoy a tree change with her husband and three children. She has completed her Cert 3 in Animal Studies and is an experienced receptionist. You will find Kristy at reception, usually on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, but don't be surprised if you see her other days. Kristy has a lab called Fig who is a delightful addition to her family.
Kristy Dwyer
Receptionist
Kristy moved to Mandurang from Melbourne to enjoy a tree change with her husband and three children. She has completed her Cert 3 in Animal Studies and is an experienced receptionist. You will find Kristy at reception, usually on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, but don't be surprised if you see her other days. Kristy has a lab called Fig who is a delightful addition to her family.
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Tegan Nicholl-Caddell
Receptionist
Tegan recently moved to Castlemaine with her partner, daughter and four rescued fur babies. On
retirement as a professional dancer Tegan decided to follow her passion for all things animal,
completing a short course in Animal Nursing at Box hill Institute, a Diploma of Science at Deakin
University and is currently completing a Bachelor’s degree in Animal and Veterinary Bioscience at La
Trobe University. Tegan works at the practice on Thursdays and Saturdays. She is enjoying getting to know the
locals and their pets.
Tegan Nicholl-Caddell
Receptionist
Tegan recently moved to Castlemaine with her partner, daughter and four rescued fur babies. On
retirement as a professional dancer Tegan decided to follow her passion for all things animal,
completing a short course in Animal Nursing at Box hill Institute, a Diploma of Science at Deakin
University and is currently completing a Bachelor’s degree in Animal and Veterinary Bioscience at La
Trobe University. Tegan works at the practice on Thursdays and Saturdays. She is enjoying getting to know the
locals and their pets.
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