Roderick J Hudson, DVM

Congratulations to Dr Nettey-Noi.

Dr. Richeal Nettey-Noi is the newest addition to the veterinary team at Colonial Animal Hospital! Dr. Nettey-Noi received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 2021 and her Bachelor’s degree in Biology from VCU. She has a passion for client education and strives to ensure that pet owners are well-informed about their furry family members’ health. When she’s not busy taking care of animals, Dr. Nettey-Noi enjoys spending time with her own pets, including her 5-year-old mixed breed dog, Shaggy-Rae, two cats, Indiana and EJ, and her 13-year-old chinchilla, Ludacris. She loves to travel, cook, and dine with her friends and family in her free time.

Dr. Nettey-Noi is dedicated to providing the best medical care possible for her patients and is thrilled to be able to do so at Colonial Animal Hospital. She looks forward to meeting you and your furry family members! 🐾🩺

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The ‘Mother of Shelter Medicine’: Veterinary Pioneer Lila Miller ’74, DVM ’77 - Cornellians | Cornell University Known as the ‘Mother of Shelter Medicine,’ Veterinary Pioneer Lila Miller ’74, DVM ’77—one of the first two Black women to graduate from Cornell's Vet college—has devoted her career to aiding homeless animals

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