Compassionate care. A practice you can trust.

Meghan has been part of Jordan Bay Animal Hospital since 2017. With more than 14 years of hands-on veterinary experience, she supports both patient care and the day-to-day operations of the hospital.

Known for her compassionate approach, Meghan works to make every pet and owner feel comfortable, cared for, and heard. She values lasting relationships with clients and a calm, low-stress experience for their pets.

Away from the hospital, Meghan enjoys life on her farm with her horses, dogs, cows, and other animals. She feels fortunate to turn her lifelong love of animals into a career serving pets and families in her community.

Crystal brings more than 16 years of experience as a veterinary technician, working with both large and small animals. Her lifelong interests in canine behavior and training, along with showing her own draft horses, have deepened her appreciation for the bond between people and animals.

Dentistry is one of Crystal's favorite areas of small animal medicine. She enjoys the hands-on skill and attention to detail involved, and the difference good dental care can make in a pet's health and comfort.

Outside work, Crystal enjoys exploring the outdoors with her daughter and her two energetic German shepherds, Vulcan and Kovu. Animals have always been central to her life, making veterinary medicine a natural fit.

A Maine native from Presque Isle, Alda brings a varied background in client service and coordination to Jordan Bay. Her experience spans senior healthcare, bridal retail, and community connection, with helping people at the heart of each role.

Outside work, Alda enjoys life with her three Border Collies, Moss, Ryze, and Edge. She is passionate about dog training and sports, especially agility, and loves the teamwork and bond that grow between dogs and their handlers.

Alda combines her love of animals with her enjoyment of helping people. She looks forward to welcoming you and your pets to the hospital.

Gail brings 16 years of veterinary experience and RECOVER certification in CPR to Jordan Bay. She works full time in emergency and critical care at a nearby specialty hospital and joins our team part time to assist with surgical procedures.

Emergency medicine, critical care, and surgery are Gail's favorite areas of veterinary medicine. Her experience in these settings brings a valuable perspective to our general practice team.

At home, Gail cares for four cats, two dogs, three rabbits, and 28 chickens. She enjoys time outdoors and on the water, gardening, and settling in with a good book.