Tommi Pugh, DVMDr. Tommi and Dr. Susan were classmates in the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Class of 1984. Dr. Tommi joined Dr. Mike and Dr. Susan in the spring of 1987 and continues to provide invaluable care to the patients of Claiborne Hill Veterinary Hospital, especially enjoying internal medicine. Dr. Tommi also enjoys traveling, collecting plants and reading. Currently, Dr. Tommi has a medium sized mixed breed dog named "Whiskey" and a corn snake named "Jerry".
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Susan S. Strain, DVM
Dr. Susan loves her clients and their pets. She especially
enjoys cosmetic and soft tissue surgery, but prefers to refer all chest/heart procedures to the specialists. Dr. Susan enjoys reading, cross stitching, and gardening in her spare time. She and Dr. Mike are owned by their daughter's cat "Dyna", "Hootie Patootie" the Basset Hound and six chickens. |
Savannah
Savannah has been a receptionist for Claiborne Hill Veterinary Hospital since 2014. She has three dogs and four children - a lot of animals! When not providing clients with exceptional care, she enjoys Pokemon, Harry Potter and music |
Claudine
Claudine has been a receptionist with Claiborne Hill for over a decade. She grew up barrel racing in Louisiana and always loved having the Drs. Strains treat her horses, dogs and cats. She now has a plethora of cats, dogs and horses on her farm in Covington. Her son Wyatt plays travel baseball along the Gulf Coast and daughter Caroline can usually be found tending to any willing (or unwilling) cat around the clinic. |
Amanda
Amanda began working for the Claiborne Hill Veterinary Hospital while studying to become a registered veterinary technician. She successfully passed her exam to become licensed the summer of 2019. and has a special interest in animal rehabilitation. She has four dogs, four cats and a turtle. She really enjoys the outdoors, especially fishing. |
Danielle
Danielle has been with Claiborne Hill Veterinary Hospital for over 25 years as an invaluable veterinary assistant and all around "fix-it" person. She likes to say "the old broom knows all the dirt". She has several cats and two dogs, and loves to collect exotic plants - especially succulents! |
Maggie
Maggie, former military, joined Claiborne Hill's staff in 2018, initially as kennel staff and currently works as a veterinary assistant. While she has worked with dogs for twenty years, personally and in the show ring, Maggie feels her specialty is nail trimming. In her spare time she enjoys fishing and being a mom to her three children. |
Hannah
Hannah joined our team in 2019, having worked in the veterinary field since 2015. She has a BA in Biology with minors in Zoology and Chemistry and is especially interested in pathophysiology. She is the Founder/President of Forgotten Felines Rescue, and she has five cats and 6 dogs of her own. She enjoys the challenge of a fractious feral cat. |
Summer
Summer graduated from McNeese State University with a bachelor's in Animal Science with an equine concentration. She began competitive barrel racing at the age of 6, and today has 4 horses - two miniatures and two regular size, 2 cats, 2 dogs and several chickens. But most importantly, she has a daughter and a son who hold the keys to her heart! |
Katelyn
Katelyn is a graduate of Northshore Technical Community College with an Associates degree in business office administration. She has two dogs - a yellow Lab named Dakota and a Corgi named Cleo. She enjoys baking and arts & crafts as well as spending time with family and friends. |
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Bridget
Bridget has been part of our team since 2020. She recently graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University as an integrative Biology major and is currently applying to veterinary school. She is especially interested in animal rehabilitation and large dogs. She has two Pyrenean Mountain dogs and a cat. Bridget enjoys reading, writing fiction, collecting plants and keeping busy! |
"Joey"
Damon has been leading our Kennel Tech team since 2022. He enjoys doodling graphic designs and loves critiquing Door-Dash, Grub Hub and others. He has a wonderful dog named Bell. |
