Dr Sadie (Sara) Hutchings, DVM, CVA

She/Her/Hers
Medical Director

Dr Sadie is thrilled to officially be the Medical Director of the Veterinary Wellness Center of Provincetown. Since she was a tiny toddler she planned on becoming a veterinarian, practicing surgery on her beloved first dog Buddy, with her trusty plastic drills.

Dr Sadie was born and raised on Cape Cod, briefly went over the bridge to attend Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University.

What keeps her loving her job is the continuous learning, being part of the animal community of the Cape, and being able to continue her passion of integrative medicine through education and practice.

When not running around the hospital, she can be found running after her family of 2 menacing human toddlers, an equally tired other half, 2 spicy dogs, 2 hilarious, internationally renowned goats, 1 neigh (toddler speak for horse), and 2 meow meows (toddler speak for cats). Her hobbies include snowboarding, horseback riding, and dreaming of sleep.

Dr Jeffery Giles

He/Him/His
Veterinarian, Amazing Human

Dr Giles graduated from the University of Pennsylvania- School of Vet Med in 1992. He did a one year internship at the MSPCA in Springfield Mass before moving to Boston.

He co-founded the Highland Animal Hospital in Needham MA and has been there since 1995 until his official retirement in 2023. This retirement lasted around 30 minutes before he joined us in Provinctown, which we are very lucky for.  His professional interests include senior care, internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry.

He and his partner have had a home in Provincetown for many years and now are very excited to have become full-time residents. They have 3 dogs and can be seen walking around town trying to tire them out-unsuccessfully!

In his spare time, Dr Giles enjoys cooking, gardening,card games, boating/kayking, fishing, clamming, and bee keeping.

Grace Mirabelle

She/Her/Hers
Customer Service Representative, Future Psychologist and Public Health Champion

Grace is a full time college student at Tulane University in New Orleans.  More importantly, she is Joelle’s mom.  Joelle is a service dog in training for Guiding Eyes.  While Joelle is the apple of Grace’s eye, she so far is getting a D- in Blind Eye College.

Grace joined us for the summer, being thrown into a job that other than training Guide Dogs, she had no experience with.  She became a superstar overnight for us and hearing her connect with people in seconds on the phone was incredible.

While she annoyingly has to return to school, she will continue to help us from a distance with emails and the phone.  We are benefiting from her over-achiever status!

In her spare time, Grace aka Joelle’s Mom, continues to support Joelle to be the best dog she can be, which is hard when you are a 1 year old Labrador.  She also must dedicate 50% of her day to giving her family’s Coy fish pep talks to live.

Katie Daley

She/Her/Hers
Customer Service Representative, Veterinary Assistant, Low Stress Handler to the Stars

Katie grew up in Brewster, and while she lived on a farm in Florida for a while, like so many of us, she came home. But with a few more terriers in her car.

She has been working in small animal medicine for several years and has done nothing but learn. She is dedicated to low stress handling of dogs and cats and is the first one in the room to stick up for an anxious animal. She is also the first to break out the spray cheese. We should all be like Katie. She joins us every other Friday and is at the Animal Hospital of Orleans the other days.

When not at work, Katie is enjoying her 2 Terriers and trying to convince them to enjoy nail trims. She can be found with her partner Tommy enjoying the Cape. And trimming nails.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jo Lind

She/Her/Hers
Veterinary Assistant, Artist, Champion of all things Charcuterie

Jo is one the newest members of our team and new to veterinary medicine, having recently made a career change. With a background in the arts and project management she is a good mix of the sensitivity our clients and patients deserve and has the ability to jump into our busy clinic environment and support the team, whenever and wherever we need an extra set of hands.

Having lived on a farm in high school and being a fierce animal activist and wildlife lover, nothing makes her happier than finally having the opportunity to work closely with animals and their owners with a common goal in mind to make sure all our pets are safe, happy and healthy!

She is the proud mother of a senior Staffordshire English Bull Terrier, Snacks the wonder dog who also makes regular visits to the Veterinary Wellness Center of Provincetown.  When Snacks allows her time to herself, she is mastering pottery, winning Charcuterie board competitions, and just generally reaching savant status at essentially anything she tries.  We are very grateful for her career change and for Snacks who brought her to us!