Dyann
Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant
Dyann Juliano spent much of her childhood with her farm animals and Gordon Setter, Jackie as playmates. An only child, she loved her life on her father’s Pennsylvania farm, spending many joyful years there. Growing up with cows, horses, goats, pigs, chickens, and barn cats, Dyann gained a love and respect for the animals that were an important part of her life. Today, she treats her clients’ beloved pets with that same respect, helping to provide the compassionate care these loving animals deserve!
In the 1970s, Dyann moved to New Hope, Pennsylvania, along with her young dachshund. She took the dog to a new veterinary practice for a physical exam. That visit marked the beginning of Dyann’s veterinary medicine career. The veterinarian offered her a position and she eagerly accepted. Dyann spent several rewarding years working at this practice.Dyann has also been fortunate to share in Main Line Veterinary Hospital’s success since its 1992 launch. She had formerly worked with Dr. Hahn, and was very happy to join him in his new practice. She enjoys greeting clients when they arrive for their pets’ appointments, and also helps the veterinarian with patient exams and treatments.Throughout her life, she has been involved with art and antiques. In the late 1960s she opened The Artefact, the first art, antiques and fine crafts market in Philadelphia. Later, Dyann lived for years in St. Thomas, U.S.Virgin Islands. She traveled throughout the Caribbean islands, purchasing paintings and sculptures for a well-known St. Thomas art gallery. Here, she also won Addy Awards for her print and radio advertising in the Southeast U.S. and Caribbean Regional markets.Dyann shares her home with her husband Tony and a new family member. Gypsy, a miniature longhaired dachshund who has stolen their hearts. This charming little girl is full of playful energy. Overall, their doxie is quite a precocious spirit, who always succeeds in bringing joy and laughter to the Julianos.
Amanda
Veterinary Assistant
Amanda joined the MLVH family in December 2014. She holds a BA degree in English and Business Administration but is currently taking courses toward a Biology degree in order to apply to a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. She recently finished her Veterinary Assistant Certification program from the Animal Behavior College.
Growing up in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, Amanda spent countless hours wandering around the mountain behind her house studying the local wildlife. Her family always had a large variety of pets as they made a habit of providing a home to stray dogs and barn cats. This may explain why, as a senior in college, Amanda and her roommate took in a stray cat. To their surprise, she was pregnant and gave birth in their apartment!
Unfortunately, Amanda and her roommate also learned that Feline Leukemia is very deadly disease.
Amanda really enjoys the opportunity to meet our wonderful clients and their four-legged children while learning more about veterinary medicine from the doctors. She is fascinated by observing the process of coming to medical diagnoses as well as studying the intricacies of surgery. You will meet Amanda on most any Saturday morning.
When she’s not working full time managing a university bookstore, taking courses to fulfill her dream of becoming a veterinarian or working at Main Line Veterinary Hospital, she lives in West Chester with her boyfriend, Mark, and their rescued calico cat, Freya.
Veterinary Assistant
Amanda joined the MLVH family in December 2014. She holds a BA degree in English and Business Administration but is currently taking courses toward a Biology degree in order to apply to a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. She recently finished her Veterinary Assistant Certification program from the Animal Behavior College.
Growing up in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, Amanda spent countless hours wandering around the mountain behind her house studying the local wildlife. Her family always had a large variety of pets as they made a habit of providing a home to stray dogs and barn cats. This may explain why, as a senior in college, Amanda and her roommate took in a stray cat. To their surprise, she was pregnant and gave birth in their apartment!
Unfortunately, Amanda and her roommate also learned that Feline Leukemia is very deadly disease.
Amanda really enjoys the opportunity to meet our wonderful clients and their four-legged children while learning more about veterinary medicine from the doctors. She is fascinated by observing the process of coming to medical diagnoses as well as studying the intricacies of surgery. You will meet Amanda on most any Saturday morning.
When she’s not working full time managing a university bookstore, taking courses to fulfill her dream of becoming a veterinarian or working at Main Line Veterinary Hospital, she lives in West Chester with her boyfriend, Mark, and their rescued calico cat, Freya.