She also has two cats and a Leopard Gecko. She is loving living in the north with her two sons.
She has 5 dogs a 12 year old Rat Terrier named Bella, a 10 year old Ridgeback named Nala, a 7 year old Beagle mix named Lola, a 4 year old Ridgeback name Nova and a 1 ½ year old Ridgeback named Lyra.Ĭhristine Whiteside, Veterinary TechnicianĬhristine moved to Vermont a few years ago from South Carolina. Currently Deborah shows and breeds Rhodesian Ridgebacks. She moved back north in July of 2014 and joined our clinic a few months later in October. Deborah has always had a passion for helping animals and in 2013 she started working at Myrtle Beach Animal Hospital. Deborah graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business management in 2011. She was also the only woman to win the conference meet 3 years in a row. She competed mainly in javelin, where she held the Big South conference record for javelin. After high school she attended Coastal Carolina University where she ended up with a scholarship from track and field. She was homeschooled until 10th grade when she was enrolled at South Royalton Highschool. In addition to multiple siblings, her family had many dogs, birds, rats, rabbits, snakes, a horse and other various wildlife, including a pet woodchuck and squirrel. He also occasionally lectures for Viking Cruises.ĭeborah was raised in a family of 12 children. Some of his latest travels include Brazil, Alaska, and visiting with children in Uganda. Berger loves traveling to remote areas, meeting people from different cultures, and seeing local wildlife. Berger is currently retired and enjoying his time traveling on international adventures, but is a vital member of the RRVC family. He also served on the Board of Directors of the International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association and has been the veterinarian for the Iditarod, Yukon Quest and over 30 other sled dog races. Berger has extensive experience with wolves as he served on the Board of Directors and was the veterinarian for the largest collection of captive wolves in the country. Charles Berger received his DVM from Cornell Veterinary College and proceeded to be the owner and medical director of Campus Veterinary Clinic in Berkeley, CA for 35 years. He enjoys spending his time with family.Ĭharlie Berger, Honorary RRVC Retired Veterinarianĭr. Dutton lives in Wilder, Vermont with his wife Elizabeth and two cats, Napkins and Louie. However, now he works full-time at the River Road Veterinary Clinic because he loves clinical work, the people of the Upper Valley and pets.
Dutton has worked with dairy farm technology to improve animal health. He attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 1993. Dutton grew up with horses, and has a diverse career in large animal medicine, dairy management, teaching in academia, and small animal practice. Pinello has been recognized as the Upper Valley’s Best Veterinarian for 5 years in a row.ĭr.
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