Our Great Team
Felicia: Practice Manager
With over 46 years in veterinary medicine, Felicia brings unmatched experience, compassion, and leadership to Skyline Animal Hospital. She began her career in 1980 and has dedicated her life to caring for animals and supporting the people who love them.
Felicia finds joy in every part of her work — from helping sick pets heal to spending each day surrounded by animals who bring comfort and happiness.
At home, she’s surrounded by her own lively crew: four Doodles (Rhett, Rue, Rynn, and Ranger), a Yorkie, a Shih Tzu, one cat, and 18 chickens.
Ashtyn: Lead Nurse.
Ashtyn joined the veterinary field in 2019 and has been an integral part of the Skyline Animal Hospital team ever since. As our Lead Technician, she brings exceptional skill, compassion, and positivity to every patient and colleague she works with. Her dedication to high-quality care and her hands-on approach make her a trusted and valued member of our team.
She loves working in veterinary medicine because it combines her passion for animals with the opportunity to make a real difference each day. Being actively involved in patient care and helping pets heal is deeply fulfilling for her.
Outside of work, Ashtyn’s heart belongs to her busy and loving household, which includes her cat Myrtle, dogs Dixon (Catahoula/Boxer mix) and Goliath (German Shepherd mix), Bluey the betta fish, and her energetic young daughter who keeps her on her toes!
Lily: Lead Technician
Lily joined the veterinary profession in 2023 and has quickly become a valued member of the Skyline Animal Hospital team. She loves being able to help pets in need and takes pride in educating owners on how to keep their furry family members happy and healthy. Her compassion, dedication, and calm nature shine through in everything she does — especially when she’s hands-on in treatment helping patients heal.
At home, Lily’s heart (and house!) are full thanks to her amazing rescue crew: Kona, a Rottweiler dumped by a breeder and adopted from a shelter; Mako, a Pit Bull found as a stray; Alma, a Pit Bull/Boxer rescued through FLUFF Rescue; Momo, a hand-raised squirrel found as a baby by a client; Fern, a turtle rescued from a parking lot; and Parker, a domestic shorthair cat found as a sick kitten and nursed back to health.
Lily’s compassion for animals — both in and out of the clinic — truly embodies the heart of veterinary medicine.
Cyndi: Technician
With over 32 years of experience in veterinary medicine, Cyndi brings skill, warmth, and dedication to every part of her work. She’s passionate about helping pets and their owners, and she takes pride in her precision and care during procedures like blood draws and catheter placements.
Always eager to lend a hand wherever she’s needed, Cyndi can often be found up front greeting clients with a smile and ensuring every visit runs smoothly.
At home, she’s surrounded by her beloved pack — Frenchies Gigi, Arya, Khaleesi, and Brewski, along with her sweet Pit Bull, Freckles.
Cristen: Technician Assistant
Cristen has been part of the veterinary field for 5 years, bringing kindness, dedication, and a genuine love for animals to the Skyline Animal Hospital team. Her favorite part of the job is simple but heartfelt — she loves working hands-on with animals and helping them live happy, healthy lives.
Her compassion extends far beyond the clinic. Cristen has a heartwarming rescue story of her own — she took in a stray cat who soon gave birth to four kittens and ended up keeping two of them. The proud feline family includes Little Bit, the mama cat, and her kittens Sunshine and Moonshine.
Cristen’s caring nature and gentle touch make her an invaluable member of our team and a true friend to every patient she meets.
Ramy: Operations Supervisor
Ramy brings over 20 years of progressive leadership experience across both human and veterinary healthcare, with deep expertise in leading multi-site teams, operations, regulatory compliance, performance improvement, and financial oversight.
His journey with Skyline Animal Hospital is foundational; he contributed well before the facility physically existed by leading site selection, conducting market analysis, and overseeing the
transformation of an office space into a fully operational hospital. He also played a central role in recruiting the core veterinary and support team.
Having served as the Hospital Operations Manager for over eight years, he oversaw operational development through launch and expansion, establishing core systems and workflows that supported
sustained growth. In June 2024, he transitioned into his current role as Operations Supervisor. In this remote capacity, he continues to provide vital strategic and operational oversight while supporting ownership with budget monitoring and performance analysis. He also acts as a key resource for policy implementation ensuring sustained operational continuity and excellence.