The Team Behind Every Surgery
Before the first surgery begins, anesthesia machines have been checked, surgical instruments have been sterilized, IV fluids are warming, drug doses have been calculated, and every patient has been reviewed during morning rounds.
Every routine procedure still requires individualized anesthesia, thoughtful pain management, careful monitoring, and Fear Free handling.
What a client pays may change, but the standard of care doesn’t.
Here's who makes it all work:
Lauren, RVT
Registered Veterinary Technician
Usually the first person a nervous dog decides to trust.
Letty, RVT
Senior Veterinary Assistant & Trainer
If there's a problem to solve, chances are Lety is already working on a solution.
Aurora
Veterinary Assistant
Usually three steps ahead and somehow already working on the next task.
Ayashe
Veterinary Assistant
The person everyone is happy to see on the schedule, and one of our fluent Spanish speakers.
Chiara
Veterinary Assistant
If there's a kitten in the building, she's probably already supplied a hide box, a snack, and entirely too many toys.
Vanessa
Veterinary Assistant
The person you'd want monitoring your animal under anesthesia.
Robin Post , RVT
Head Nurse & Director of Clinic Operations
The one we all turn to when things get unexpectedly difficult.
We're Growing
We're looking for experienced veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants to join Animal Fix Clinic.
We believe more families should be able to say yes when their pet needs surgery. If you believe that too, we'd like to hear from you.
Annual Silent Auction & Shindig
Want to meet our team in-person?
Join us at Cellarmaker Brewing Company in Berkeley on October 3 from 4–6 PM for bingo, drinks, snacks, and our Annual Shindig.
Our 2026 Silent Auction will also be online, with select auction items featured at the event. Every winning bid helps fund surgery for animals who need it.
Champions for Pet Health
On September 26–27, our team will provide spay/neuter surgery for 200 community cats brought to us by participating trapping groups during the Champions for Pet Health event.
Follow along on Facebook and Instagram for updates from the weekend.
Champions for Pet Health: Communities Partnering for Wellness and Spay & Neuter is a Bay Area–wide event happening September 25-27, 2026. 12 animal well-being organizations are joining forces across 6 Bay Area Counties to provide FREE spay/neuter surgeries, vaccines and microchips for shelter pets, foster pets, family pets and community cats. This FREE event is brought to you by: La Russa Rescue Champions, Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation, Maddie’s Fund and BISSELL Pet Foundation.
As always, thank you for your support.
-The Animal Fix Clinic Team
