Step into The Future
Laser therapy for dogs and cats.
- Osteoarthritis
- Skin irritation (e.g., hot spots, wounds)
- Ear infections
- Periodontal disease
- Post-operative incision healing
- Postoperative pain control for major abdominal or orthopedic surgery
Chloe is a proud graduate of Canisteo-Greenwood High School (Class of 2019) and earned her degree in Veterinary Technology from Alfred State in May 2021. She passed her VTNE that same year and officially joined the world of veterinary medicine!
She began her career in equine medicine, but in 2023, she found her stride in small animal general practice. Chloe loves building lasting relationships with her patients and their families—earning tail wags, purrs, and the occasional nuzzle is the best part of her day.
At home, Chloe is a dedicated pet mom to two playful cats, Arlo and Aila, and her beloved horse, Callie. When she’s not in the clinic, you can probably find her outdoors—whether it’s fishing, hunting, or practicing her archery skills, Chloe’s always up for an adventure.
Parker is a 2019 graduate of South Seneca High School and earned her degree from Alfred State College in 2021. After passing the VTNE in 2022, Parker jumped headfirst into the world of small animal general practice and has been making tails wag and whiskers twitch ever since! With a few months of urgent care experience under her belt, Parker is no stranger to fast-paced, high-paw-pressure situations.
Parker has a special passion for low-stress handling and helping pet parents feel confident and informed—because a calm pet and a happy client make the best kind of day.
When not in the clinic, Parker is soaking up every moment with her son, Bexlee, along with their furry crew: three charismatic cats—Doobie, Cheeba, and Deuce—and their loyal pup, Rigby. In her downtime, Parker enjoys reading, painting, and heading outdoors to recharge and reconnect with nature.
Dr. Michelle Warren is a dedicated veterinarian with a lifelong passion for animal care. She earned her undergraduate degree from Delaware Valley University and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University.
With experience dating back to high school, Dr. Warren enjoys all facets of veterinary medicine, with a special focus on educating pet owners about the best ways to care for their animal companions. Her approach combines deep medical knowledge with a strong emphasis on client communication and compassion.
She currently lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, their three children, two cats, and many chickens. When she’s not in the clinic, Dr. Warren enjoys spending time outdoors, traveling, and being with her family.
Dr. Ami Maloco is a dedicated veterinarian and the President of the practice. She completed her education at Central Luzon State University and Kansas University, and brings a well-rounded background to her role, having worked for eight years as both a critical care and general veterinary technician before earning her veterinary degree.
Her areas of expertise include preventive care for small animals, dentistry, routine surgeries, and soft tissue procedures. She also has a strong interest in internal medicine and emergency care. Dr. Maloco is deeply committed to providing exceptional veterinary care, with a strong focus on professionalism, client communication, and personalized service. She believes that compassionate care and clear communication are essential to fostering trust with pet owners and ensuring the best outcomes for their furry companions.
Dr. Maloco lives with her husband, Ruel, and their two children, Peter and Noell. Their home is also shared with a trio of beloved pets: Emma the Chihuahua, Finn, and Popcorn the cats. In her free time, Ami enjoys traveling, shopping, collecting seashells, and most of all, making memories with her family.
Ashley has always known she wanted to work with animals. After graduating from Dansville High School in 2011, she pursued her passion at Genesee Community College, where she earned her degree in Veterinary Technology in 2016. Shortly afterward, she passed her VTNE and became a licensed veterinary technician.
She began her career in emergency veterinary care, gaining five years of hands-on experience before transitioning to general practice in 2021. Ashley brings compassion, technical skill, and a strong commitment to patient care to every case she handles.
Ashley lives in Wayland with her boyfriend, their two sons, two stepchildren, and their dog, Freedom. In her free time, she enjoys camping, hiking, and traveling to new places with her family.
Tiffany has had a lifelong passion for animals and knew from a young age that she wanted to work in the veterinary field. She graduated from Alfred State College in 2013 with a degree in Veterinary Technology and went on to pass her VTNE, becoming a licensed veterinary technician.
She spent six years in general practice and one year in emergency medicine, gaining valuable experience and insight into all aspects of animal care. Outside of work, Tiffany lends her support to a friend’s cat rescue, further demonstrating her commitment to animal welfare. Tiffany lives with her husband, Kenny, and their two children, Sam and Dean. Their home is also shared with four dogs and many cats, making every day full of energy and love.
Ruel brings a wealth of experience in business development and relationship management, guided by a strong philosophy of exceptional customer service. He holds an MBA from the Rochester Institute of Technology, a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Albright College, and a computer programming degree from The Chubb Institute in Jersey City, NJ. He brings deep expertise in business development, strategic leadership, and relationship-building. Known for his commitment to outstanding customer service, Ruel has built a career grounded in both operational excellence and personal integrity.
Ruel is also a proud veteran, having served nine years in the Pennsylvania National Guard. He was deployed to Iraq in 2008–2009 and was honored with multiple commendations and awards for his service.
Ruel and his wife, Ami, are proud parents to two children, Peter and Noell. A trio of beloved pets completes their household: Emma the Chihuahua, Finn, and Popcorn the cats.
Jenna L. serves as Office Supervisor and brings nearly a decade of hands-on animal care experience to the clinic. Her passion for working with animals began early in life and has shaped her career ever since.
A graduate of Hornell High School, Jenna also studied Digital Media Arts through BOCES, combining her creative interests with her deep love for animals. Before joining the team in 2015, she gained valuable experience working at her local animal shelter.
Jenna shares her home with two cats, Mikey and Willow, and has fostered over 150 kittens throughout the years—her favorite part being the special care of bottle-feeding newborns. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, attending concerts, and capturing animals through the lens of her camera as a hobbyist photographer.
Peter M. is currently pursuing a degree in Veterinary Science and Medicine while studying abroad in the Philippines. His passion for animal care extends beyond the classroom—he shares his life with two adopted Philippine native dogs (Askals), Jepoy and Dipper, whom he rescued from the streets and nursed back to health. Jepoy now happily joins Peter on morning walks before classes begin.
During school breaks, Peter returns home to New York and works as a Customer Care Representative at both Dansville Animal Hospital and Midtown Veterinary Hospital, where he provides compassionate support to clients and their pets.
In his free time, Peter enjoys fishing, hiking, and spending time with friends.
Kristy O. has had a lifelong love for animals, which naturally led her to a career in veterinary care. She graduated from Geneseo Central School in 2013 and studied Animal Science through BOCES, where she served as president of the FFA during her second year—an early sign of her leadership skills and dedication to the field.
Kristy now lives in Livonia with her husband, two golden retrievers, and four cats. As Lead Customer Care Representative, she combines her passion for animals with her commitment to delivering friendly, attentive service to clients and their pets.
Outside of work, Kristy enjoys going to country concerts, spending time at the lake with her dogs, and hosting game nights with friends and family.
Originally from Pennsylvania, Maris Z. relocated to New York in search of new experiences and a change of scenery. She graduated from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, PA in 2021 with a degree in Biomedical Sciences. Her passion for animals began early—she started working with them at just 12 years old and has since gained experience as a pet-sitter, farm hand, veterinary assistant, vet tech, and even as a manager for a small horse boarding business.
At the clinic, Maris brings a versatile skill set and deep compassion to both her roles as Veterinary Assistant and Customer Care Representative. She is dedicated to supporting clients and ensuring pets receive attentive, high-quality care.
Maris shares her life with three beloved dogs: Berklyn, a Golden Doodle, and two Labs—Thumbelina (affectionately called Lena) and Junie B. Jones. In her free time, she enjoys camping, hiking, fishing, cooking, baking, writing, and spending time with her family and friends.
Emily joined Dansville Animal Hospital as a full-time Customer Care Representative in November 2024, bringing with her nine years of experience in client service. With a talent for multitasking, she seamlessly manages appointment scheduling, answers phone calls, and ensures every client receives warm, knowledgeable support.
A 2013 graduate of Livonia High School, Emily began her career working at a pet daycare and boarding facility, where she discovered her passion for creating safe, comfortable spaces for animals. This love of animal care inspired her to transition into veterinary medicine. She takes pride in being part of a team that shares a deep commitment to providing pets with the medical attention they need and deserve.
At home, Emily is surrounded by family, two dogs, one cat, and a lively flock of chickens. Outside of work, she enjoys cheering on her kids at their sporting events, relaxing at the family lake house on Conesus Lake, and spending time outdoors hunting on her father’s property.
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I came to Dansville Animal Hospital for my first kitten visit. Before arriving, I had spent a good portion of my young kittenhood searching for a home. While at my first visit, Dr. Maloco fell in love with me and from that day forward I began to call the clinic my home. I now spend my days greeting customers both feline and canine with open paws. I especially enjoy meeting clients and their feline companions in the reception area. At first, I was a bit squeamish around clients who bark and growl, but now I will gladly meet them at the door with a gentle tail swoosh. Everyone at the clinic enjoys my company and I cannot wait to greet them for work in the morning. I help front desk staff get motivated by attempting to support clients over the phone, however, sometimes I get a bit too excited and press the wrong keys. During my childhood, I spent a lot of time in the reception area getting acquainted to my surroundings and making sure I didn’t cause any kitty shenanigans. Now that I’m older and have outgrown my terrible two’s, I spend the day traveling throughout the clinic lending a helpful paw wherever needed. Although my title is office greater, I also have a duty to ensure appointments go smoothly throughout the day. I greet the clients, show them to their exam room, and console their anxiety with cheerful chirps, meows, and licks. Occasionally I also assist the technicians with blood-draws by laying with the patient. I feel that my presence helps make them feel more relaxed, but the staff doesn’t always feel my techniques are beneficial. If I get a bit too involved with my assistant duties, staff members distract me with cotton swabs, a running faucet, or simply ask me nicely to go see what I can assist with in the reception area. On surgery days, the clinic is full of patients who need emotional support recovering, and I am just the right furry friend for the job! I listen to their complaints and ease their pain with a gentle purr. Although I am dedicated to my duties throughout the day, when my automatic feeder goes off I must break for a snack. I get to spend my day’s making new friends, catching up with old ones, and experiencing unique circumstances that most cats can only dream of during a midday catnap. I truly have the best life living here at Dansville Animal Hospital!
Iris was with us for almost 6 years, and we certainly miss being greeted by her sweet face in the morning and seeing her scoot all over the hospital on her two and half legs. Iris had many health battles, but she was always such a happy girl. Even tough she is no longer with us, we have so many wonderful memories that will last a lifetime. She taught us how to appreciate life, even during difficult times. She taught us to be thankful, to be kind, to persevere, and to love. She knew no boundaries when it came to reaching out to staff who needed purring comfort. We love you tough momma cat! In loving memory, Iris 2014-2021
A lifelong animal lover, Liz brings over 20 years of experience in the animal care field. Her journey has included work with humane societies, feral cat TNR programs, natural pet nutrition and fitness, animal behavior, pet sitting, and licensed wildlife rehabilitation. In 2010, she came full circle to find her true calling in professional grooming.
A graduate of Mount Morris Central School and a proud Sonyea resident for 35 years, Liz shares her home with Elki, a Samoyed; Frida, a King Charles Spaniel; and a lively collection of exotic pets.
When she’s not working with animals, Liz enjoys spending time outdoors—gardening, hobby farming, and hiking are some of her favorite pastimes.
