Matthew DiBoot

Practice Manager

Originally from Sudbury, Massachusetts, Matt left Massachusetts and his career in automotive technology for sunny Florida and a new career in veterinary technology and management.  During his time in Florida, Matt gained valuable experience in the veterinary field in the areas of nursing, human resources, inventory management and more.  He is excited to have returned to his home state for this adventure in practice management and ownership with his wife, Dr. Danielle DiBoot and their animal family.

In his free time, Matt enjoys playing disc golf, tending to the animal family, paintball, playing video games, and practicing Tae kwon do and Karate.  His favorite part of veterinary medicine is how every day presents new challenges and no two days are the same.  He loves getting to know people through their pets and looks forward to getting to know you and your pet(s)!
 

Jaymie

Veterinary Assistant

Born and raised in Peabody, Jaymie has Animal Care Specialist degree from North Short Community College.  She has had a love for animals since she was a young child and is excited to be a part of the Rowley Animal Hospital team so she can continue learning about animals! 

Jaymie's hobbies include caring for her menagerie of pets, photography, painting, and baking.  Jaymie feels the most interesting thing about her is how many pets she has!  Jaymie's pets include rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, a sun conure, a hamster, a dumbo rat, a red footed tortoise, a bearded dragon, a blue tongued skink, a ball python, leopard geckos, eyelash crested geckos, fish, a blue nosed pitbull named Azul, and a golden retriever named Nama.    

Megan

Veterinary Assistant

Megan graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Behavior from the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine. While at UNE, she interned at the Animal Welfare Society where she assisted in teaching obedience classes and handling shelter dogs through the courses to improve their chances of finding their forever homes. After graduation, Megan moved on to be the manager of a daycare and boarding facility for 5 years. Her desire to expand her current knowledge and experience another aspect of the pet care industry that interested her, led her to Rowley Animal Hospital! 

In her free time, Megan loves to spend time with her family and her two cats, Ash and Fern, as well as her dog, Kai. She spends a lot of time outside enjoying some kayaking, hiking, and photography. 

Bunny

Certified Veterinary Technician

Bunny graduated with a BA in animal science from the Mount Ida College Veterinary Technology program in 1992 and became certified in 1993. She worked in local clinics until 1997 when she joined the Museum of Science where she was the Live Animal Curator for 27 years. In this role, she oversaw the care of approximately 120 animals consisting of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates all used in educational programs. Animal species were primarily New England wildlife with a few other species not native to US or New England. In 2019, Bunny went back to working as a veterinary technician in a veterinary setting.

Neville

Feline Management

Neville the cat likes to think he owns Rowley Animal Hospital.  He certainly is the head cat and likes to keep all of the other clinic cats in line.  He can usually be found demanding food and attention at the front desk or napping.   

Neville is always entertaining the staff and clients of Rowley Animal Hospital with his purring.  Keep an eye out for Neville and the rest of the feline staff on your next visit to Rowley Animal Hospital! 

Tony

Assistant Feline Management

Tony is the resident sphynx cat.  Because of his exceptional interpersonal skills and high energy, Tony has quickly climbed the corporate ladder and is currently undergoing management training.  Tony's favorite part of working in a veterinary hospital is that there is always trouble to be made and things to get into.  Tony loves knocking things off the counters if his human co-workers aren't keeping it tidy enough.  He is also in charge of morale and is often found comforting team members and clients in need of a good snuggle.  

In his free time, Tony loves eating - cat food, dog food, human food, anything food really.  Tony also enjoys purring and napping under the covers.