Dr. McIntyre graduated from the University of Penn School of Veterinary Medicine in 2013, followed by an emergency and rotating specialities internship at the Veterinary Emergency and Referral Group in 2014 in NYC. She completed Fear Free training in 2016 and later went on to study Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and Acupuncture at the Chi Institute at University of Florida in 2019. Her interests include emergency medicine, behavior, surgery, and holistic medicine. She has an extra big soft spot for pit bulls. She lives in Baltimore City with her husband, her pittie Betty, and her chubby kitty Miss Chi Chi Rodriguez.

I am Dr. Taylor Gaines. I grew up in Elkridge, went to college at UMBC, and then graduated from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and a Master of Public Health. Now I live in Catonsville with my wife, my baby daughter, and our cute, energetic mutt, Mexi.

My goal is to be the best veterinarian for you: meeting all your needs, answering all your questions, and giving you the attention and care you and your animals deserve.

An advocate for animal welfare, Kendall began working at the Baltimore Zoo’s hospital and reptile house in 2002, focusing on husbandry and followed his zeal for animal health to The Village Vet in 2007. It is at this hospital that he has been able to learn from the excellent doctor staff and apply that knowledge to provide outstanding care for patients.  When not at The Village Vet, Kendall can be found at an art gallery or trying out a new local restaurant. 

I was born and raised in Baltimore City.  I received my degree in Veterinary technology in 2001 and my path in veterinary medicine has taken me everywhere from teaching to now at The Village Vet!  I enjoy crafting, hiking and spending quality time with my family.

Hi, my name is Anasia! I’m graduated from Bowie State University in 2021, and I’ve been in the veterinary field for over 2 years now. Besides dogs and cats, I also have a passion for marine animals and hope to participate in marine animal rescue and rehabilitation. I also have many hobbies. I love to crochet, sing, model, write on my blog, and make youtube videos!

I have been working in the animal field since 2014 while I was still in high school. I started as an intern and worked my way up. I've had the privilege over the years to work with some of the greatest veterinarians and technology. I'm proud to call The Village Vet my new home. While I'm not caring for animals, I can be found getting lost on some trails or watching movies with my furr babies. 

I started my journey in the veterinary field in 2006, initially interested in general practice. Since then I have gained much experience and enjoyment in specialties such as dermatology, orthopedic surgery and ER medicine. Having achieved a goal of being a certified veterinary technician in 2019, I decided to pursue becoming licensed and am now a registered veterinary technician, graduating from Penn Foster in 2022. My life would not be complete without my 4 dogs, 5 cats, hamster and many many foster animals!

Hi, I'm Sabrina. I was born and raised in Baltimore, Md. As a little girl I always knew I wanted to help and care for animals. Since coming into the veterinary field in 2015 I have learned so much alongside many amazing techs and doctors.  When I am not taking care of your fur babies, I enjoy spending time with my 6yr old rescues, a chihuahua and pitbull and raising my 3yr old daughter. I also enjoy traveling, learning, and experiencing other cultures. 

Joey started in the Veterinary field in 2020 in a Baltimore veterinary hospital as a Pet Concierge. She wanted to continue her career in client services in a smaller volume so she joined the Village Vet team as a receptionist. With the gained experience, knowledge and love she has for each animal that walks into the hospital she has become a valuable employee. She has dogs (Mocha and Dino) and two cats (Charlie and Binx) so she understands the love and the worry clients have when it comes to their pets.

Since the age of 5, Jasmine had a love for animals. She would watch Animal Planet every day, her favorite shows being The Crocodile Hunter and Animal Precinct. Her dream was to become a veterinarian or an animal control officer. As she got older, Jasmine continued to study different animal breeds and would continue to strive to help animals. Whether it was helping a stray dog reunite with its family or orphaned kittens. After 10 years in the veterinary field and volunteering with local rescues, she decided to start Round Of A-Paws Pet Rescue. She now has one chihuahua, Pepper, whom you can find sitting on one of the desks in the hospital! She hopes to continue to spread her love of animals and help as many pets as she can.

Hello there! I am a native to the DMV and have worked in Veterinary medicine for 19 years. I am a pet parent to Christian(14) Paris (12) Cheng Elizabeth(7) and Laurel(2). I loves all fur babies and have a passion for helping patients who have no voice (pun intended ). I believe in the purpose and mission of veterinary medicine and have dedicated my life to animal advocacy.