DVM/ Owner/ Medical Director
DVM
DVM
Practice Manager
CVT
LVT
CVT
Veterinary Technician
Veterinary Technician
Veterinary Technician
Veterinary Technician Assistant
CSR
CSR
Matamoras, Gold Key Lake, Birchwood Lakes, Sunrise Lake, Conashaugh Lakes, Hemlock Farms, Pocono Ranch Lands, Pine Ridge, Saw Creek, Hawley
Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30am – 7:00pm
Saturday: 8:00am – 12:00pm
Sunday: Closed
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About me
Danielle brings more than 20 years of experience in customer service, administration, and client care, with a diverse background spanning healthcare, veterinary medicine, teaching, retail management, and cosmetology. She is passionate about creating a welcoming, supportive environment and helping clients feel confident throughout their experience. Her warm personality and dedication to exceptional service make every interaction positive and meaningful. She takes great pride in ensuring pet owners feel informed, supported, and cared for at every step of their journey.
A lifelong animal lover, Danielle has shared her home with a wide variety of pets—including dogs, cats, parrots, a turtle, hamsters, and a bunny. Her personal experience caring for animals gives her a genuine understanding of the deep bond between pets and their families.
Outside of work, Danielle enjoys expressing her creativity through hair design and spending time in nature with her family, including her energetic two‑year‑old. She also treasures the special connection she has with her 27‑year‑old turtle, a companion she has lovingly cared for for decades.
About me
Dr. JoAna Morales is originally from the Hudson Valley region of New York. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from The Ohio State University and has worked across many areas of the animal industry, including zoos and dairy farms, before ultimately finding her passion in clinical veterinary medicine.
Her professional interests include feline medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dental care.
At home, she shares her life with two beloved cats, Nico and Furbee—both of whom found their way into her heart and home during veterinary school.
About me
I’ve always had a strong passion for animals and knew early on that I wanted a career where I could make a meaningful impact by helping them and supporting their care.
At home, I share my life with two dogs, one cat, and a bearded dragon—each of them strengthening my appreciation for animal health and well‑being.
I’m also a busy mom to a son and daughter, but when I do find free time, I enjoy painting, playing softball, and spending quality time with my family. These hobbies help me stay creative, active, and balanced.
About me
I am a high school graduate with a Veterinary Assistant certification, and I completed one semester of college coursework in Animal Science. After a knee injury that required surgery, I had to pause my education, but I plan to continue pursuing it in the future.
My passion for animal care began early, inspired by the cats I grew up with. Around the age of 13–14, I started working at an exotic pet store, where I gained hands-on experience with a wide variety of species. I was often trusted to run the store independently and oversee other staff, which strengthened my leadership, responsibility, and problem‑solving skills. We also worked closely with an exotic veterinarian who assisted with rescues, provided education, and helped with medical care. Being in an environment where every day brought something new solidified my interest in veterinary medicine.
Today, I care for a diverse group of animals, including five cats, chickens, a mini Highland cow, a Pygmy goat, and a leopard gecko.
Outside of animal care, I enjoy creating and selling press‑on nails, staying active through volleyball and going to the gym, and exploring beauty and skincare. I also love self‑education and spend time learning about life skills and business through books and videos. When I’m ready to unwind, you’ll usually find me watching Netflix.
About me
I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Biology from Fairleigh Dickinson University. I grew up on a farm near Greenville, NY, and I’ve wanted to work with animals for as long as I can remember. After college, I began volunteering at shelters and sanctuary/educational facilities, which eventually led me to a career in veterinary medicine.
While there are plenty of animals back on the farm, my own pets include Zeus, a 12‑year‑old Chihuahua; Brutus, a 4‑year‑old domestic medium hair; and Valkyrie, a 7‑month‑old Maine Coon.
In my free time, I enjoy playing video games and doing crafts.
About me
After losing our five‑year‑old Beagle, Piper, to cancer in 2020, I felt inspired to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. My goal is to provide every animal with the same compassion and care that Piper brought into our lives.
I share my home with two dogs, Maxxwell and Molly, who definitely keep things interesting. Maxxwell is a four‑year‑old Springer mix with endless energy and a serious toy obsession, while Molly, a five‑year‑old English Springer Spaniel, balances him out with her love of outdoor adventures and dedication to long naps.
In my free time, I’m usually beating my little brother at Mario Kart, planning my next road‑trip adventure, or simply goofing around and making memories with my son.
About me
Charles is one of the technicians here at Milford Animal Hospital. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from SUNY Fredonia. His lifelong love of animals was inspired by his grandmother, who ran multiple animal rescues throughout her life and passed that passion on to him.
Charles has six pets of his own—three dogs named Wallie, Mack, and Oliver, and three cats named Khaleesi, Mateo, and Azzy.
When he’s not spending time with his wife, two sons, or his pets, he enjoys listening to music and woodworking in his garage.
About me
I earned my two‑year Associate Degree in Veterinary Nursing, graduating in May 2025, and became a licensed veterinary technician that August. I originally planned to become a veterinarian, and growing up around horses helped spark my love for animals at an early age. As I learned more about the veterinary field, I realized that veterinary technicians play a more hands-on role in daily patient care, which ultimately inspired me to pursue this path.
I share my home with three cats—one Sphynx and two domestic shorthairs—as well as a rat and a gecko.
In my free time, I love going shopping and treating myself to a little fun.
About me
I am a Certified Veterinary Technician with six years of experience in the veterinary field. I completed my education at Johnson College, where I built a strong foundation in animal care, nursing, and medical support. I take pride in providing compassionate, attentive care to every patient and supporting both pets and their families throughout their visits.
My passion for veterinary medicine began at a young age and has only grown stronger over the years. I have always been deeply interested in animal health and welfare, and I knew early on that I wanted a career where I could advocate for animals and play an active role in their well‑being. Helping patients through preventive care, treatment, and recovery remains one of the most rewarding parts of my work.
Outside of the clinic, I am a proud parent and an enthusiastic reptile keeper. Reptiles are my favorite animals, and I currently care for several of them, continually learning more about their unique behaviors, husbandry, and medical needs. I especially enjoy educating others about proper exotic animal care.
In my free time, I enjoy participating in book club, reading, and spending quality time caring for my reptiles. My love for learning—both personally and professionally—continues to shape the way I approach veterinary medicine each day.
About me
My passion for animals began at a young age—my mother has been a veterinary technician for over 20 years, and her dedication inspired me early on. I grew up surrounded by a wide range of animals, from frogs and lizards to chinchillas, tropical birds, dogs, and cats–and everything in between. I started riding horses at nine and developed an interest in training them by fourteen. I have owned 3 horses in my time of being an equestrian. I’ve always been drawn to challenging training cases, which continued when I began training dogs six years ago.
Most of my work experience has been in barns and with dogs, and growing up with such a strong role model solidified my drive to help animals in need. I started at Milford Animal Hospital as a receptionist, worked my way up to technician, and later transitioned into the manager role when a chronic spine condition made technician work difficult.
I share my home with my two Blue Tongue Skinks (Agron and Nasir) and two Border Collies (Asher and Crixus), as well as my family’s two Domestic Shorthairs, a Bearded Dragon, a Leopard Gecko, a Three‑Stripe Mud Turtle, a Boxer mix, and several tropical birds.
In my free time, I enjoy training and competing with my dogs in various dog sports, working as a professional pet photographer, going to cat shows, reptile expos, attending car shows and meets, and caring for my succulents.
About me
Dr. Ascione is originally from Poland, where she earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Life Sciences in Lublin. She also completed a portion of her veterinary education and clinical training at the University of Naples Federico I in Italy. After relocating to the United States, Dr. Ascione successfully completed the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates certification program.
Her professional interests include emergency medicine and soft tissue surgery.
She shares her home with two rescue cats, Jack and Jameson, as well as a West Highland White Terrier named Brie.
About me
Hi, I’m Arielle—a Certified Veterinary Technician and proud Johnson College graduate, Class of 2013. I’m dedicated to providing compassionate, skilled care to every patient and supporting pet parents through every stage of their pets’ lives.
At home, life is delightfully busy thanks to my animal crew: two Silver Labs, Shenzi and Ember; a Brittany Spaniel mix, Archie; a Papillon puppy, Theo; and a cat named Gus.
When I’m not at the clinic, I’m enjoying life as a mom to my young daughter and spending time with my husband. I love unwinding with crafts, puzzles, and video games.
About me
I am a Licensed Veterinary Assistant currently enrolled in the technician program, and I’ve been working in the field since 2020. My love for animals and my desire to help them live healthier, happier lives are what inspired me to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.
At home, I share my life with two senior pets who mean the world to me: Dante, my 16‑year‑old Beagle with a gentle soul and an ever‑curious nose, and Kat, my 17‑year‑old domestic shorthair who is sweet, sassy, and undeniably the one in charge.
In my free time, I enjoy hiking with my dog, cooking, traveling, and spending time outdoors. These moments help me recharge and stay connected to the things I love.
