“a” street animal clinic provides full medical and surgical care for your pets. We work with you, our clients, to determine the care and vaccinations that are best for your pets’ well being. We take into consideration the lifestyle, age and general health of each pet that we care for. Each client and patient is treated individually to make sure we are providing the best care possible.

We strive to maintain a calm healing environment in our clinic. Our staff believes that developing relationships with both the patients and clients creates a positive atmosphere and allows us to serve you better. Our goal is to provide great medical and surgical care at fair prices.

Owners of “a” street animal clinic: Dallas J. Hymans, DVM and Sidney Morrison

 
Dallas, DVM graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University in 1977. Dallas began his veterinary work in Newberg, Oregon at a mixed animal practice. He then moved to Southern Oregon and opened the Orchard Hill Veterinary Hospital which he owned and operated for 17 years. After taking a short hiatus he is now enjoying the “a” street animal clinic. He has a special interest in orthopedic surgery and is pleased to have a practice in Ashland where he has lived and raised his family for the past 25 years.
 
Sidney graduated from the University of Colorado with a BS in Education and from Southern Oregon University with a MS in Science Education. Before opening “a” street animal clinic she taught various grades for 21 years as well as working at Southern Oregon University as the Youth Program Coordinator. Sidney has lived and worked in Ashland since 1983.

Shawna – Veterinary Technician

Shawna has worked in the animal medical field since 1996. In 2003, she obtained an Associate’s Degree of Applied Science at Portland Community College. She continued her education and received certification as a Veterinary Technician.  In August of 2010, she moved to the Rogue Valley and joined the “a” street animal clinic team.

Galina – Receptionist

Galina began working at “a” street animal clinic in December of 2011. Her love and passion for animals has broughten her to adopt three of her own. She currently has Max, a male shepherd cross, and two male cats, Eeks and Basco. 

 Mo – “a” street animal clinic Ambassador 

Mo grew up on the streets of Medford.  He spent many unfortunate nights without his dinner or a warm lap to sleep on.  In August of 2010, Mo booked a room at the Jackson County Animal Shelter where he met many friends, and always had his meals delivered to him.  He really enjoyed staying at the shelter but one month later he decided he was ready to move on so he chose to go home with Sidney and Shawna to the “a” street animal clinic.  Mo enjoys playing with puppies, sleeping in his rocking chair, consoling hospitalized patients, and eating. 

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank Andrew M. Cataldo, Amanda Greenstein and Pat Jansa for their beautiful photos. Their photos are available for sale at “a” street animal clinic.