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Dr. Amalia Maloco earned her education from Kansas University and Central Luzon State University. She had experience working as a critical care and regular veterinary technician for 8 years before becoming a veterinarian. Her areas of expertise include preventive medicine for small animal, dentistry, routine surgeries, and soft tissue surgeries. Her areas of interest include internal medicine and emergency care. Exceptional veterinary care is incredibly important to Dr. Maloco. She is committed to exemplifying professionalism in caring for clients’ pet’s needs by providing incredible patients care and customer service. Communication and interaction play a pivotal role in her interactions with her clients. Dr. Maloco and her husband Ruel have two children, Peter and Noell. They also have a variety of their own furry friends including: Annabeth, a Yorkie; Emma, a Chihuahua; and Muning, a cat. When Ami isn’t working, she enjoys traveling, shopping, collecting seashells, and most of all, spending time with her family.
Hannah earned her associate’s degree in Veterinary Sciences from Genesee Community College and became a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2018. She has always loved animals and wanted to help them in some way. In her free time, she likes to cook, read, ride four-wheelers, hunt, and play with her German Shephard.
Hayley earned her Associates in Veterinary Sciences from Medaille College and became a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2015. She has been working in emergency medicine since then but wanted to be able to see the general practice side of things as well. Outside of work, she likes to ride her horses and spend time with her family, cats, and dogs.
Ashley graduated from Genesee Community College with an Associates degree in veterinary technology in 2016. She started in emergency for 5 years and now wants to transition into general practice. In her spare time, she likes to spend time with her two boys and travelling.
Ruel has extensive experience in business development and relationship building with excellent customer service philosophy. He earned his MBA from Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester, NY and Business Administration degree from Albright College, in Reading, PA, as well as a computer programming degree from The Chubb Institute in Jersey City, NJ. Ruel served with the PA National Guard for 9 years. He received several merits and an award for serving and being deployed in Iraq in 2008-2009. Together Ruel and his wife Ami have two children, Peter and Noell, as well as a number of pets! Their pets include Annabeth, a Yorkie; Emma, a Chihuahua; and Muning, a cat.
Jenna has a real heart for animals. She graduated from Hornell High School and also attended BOCES where she took Digital Media Arts. Jenna worked at an animal shelter from her junior year in high school until 2015 when she came to work with us as a veterinary assistant. She has two cats of her own, Mikey and Jagger, and has fostered over eighty kittens over the years where her favorite cat mom duty is bottle feeding the little ones. Other hobbies include hiking, pet sitting, going to concerts, and animal photography. She is pleased to now be living and working in the village of Dansville, bringing her 9 years of experience of hands on animal care to our clinic.
Peter studies abroad in the Philippines for Veterinary Science and Medicine. He lives with his Philippine native dogs (Askals) named Jepoy and Dipper, who he took in and adopted after finding them in awful conditions from the streets. Jepoy now enjoys walking Peter down the block every morning before he leaves for school. During semester breaks, Peter comes back home to NY and works at Dansville Animal Hospital and Midtown Veterinary Hospital. Outside of work and school, Peter likes to go fishing, hiking, and hanging out with friends.
Kary Lampman has always had a passion for animals. She graduated from Horseheads High school and GST BOCES in 2019, where she earned her Veterinary Assisting and Grooming Certification. Kary also plans to continue her education in the grooming and animal care industry. Kary has worked with a variety of animals throughout her life but has a particular interest in special needs pets and creative grooming. Outside of work, Kary shares her love of animals with her fiancé as they both enjoy caring for their numerous furry and scaly friends. Together they have their Aussie mix named Jaxon; their Australian Shepard named Nova, their cat named Luna and their fish: Swim Shady. When Kary has free time, she enjoys hiking, gaming, and horseback riding. Kary is excited to start her next journey as a groomer here at DAH.
Tina is in charge of making sure our hospital is clean and sanitary for you and your pet every day. She really enjoys her job because of her love for pets. She is often seen talking to the pets after hours and making them feel more comfortable. She also enjoys working in an establishment where everyone is so friendly, knowledgeable and caring. At home, she has a husband of 25 years, three children and one granddaughter that is the light of her life. Pets include two dogs Skipper and Julie and three cats Summer, Shadow and Sunshine. She enjoys spending time with her family, adventures at the parks and family vacations.
Kristy graduated from Geneseo high school and attended BOCES for animal science for two years.  She has two golden retrievers, Nash and Journey, and four cats, Daisy, Bandit, Leona. And Felix.  Kristy lives in Livonia with her husband and has a huge love for animals.
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
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!
